Power Metal

Legendary heavy metal band, Power Metal, returns with not one but two religious songs to commemorate the start of this holy month.\n\n'Ku Gapai Cahyamu' voices the peace and joy of finding one's way home —be it the physical one on Earth and the hereafter.

Ku Gapai Cahyamu

Music

Regi Levi

A collaboration we all can be proud of: young hip-hop musician, Regi Levi, teams up with another Indonesian rising star Jakarta $lim and American rapper Garren to release an energetic flirty song titled 'Say My Name'.\n\nThe three artists speak as someone who conveys a promise of loyalty, reliability, and genuine affection, which sets them apart from all other suitors. It's a song guaranteed to be a hit amongst their global audience.

Say My Name

Say My Name (feat. Jakarta $lim & Garren)

Legendary heavy metal band, Power Metal, returns with not one but two religious songs to commemorate the start of this holy month.\n\n'Ramadhan Kembali' speaks of a sinful man's repentance, the very soul of Ramadhan itself.\n\nIt was unintentionally dedicated to Power Metal's vocalist, then brought a miracle to another member who reunited with his child after 13 years of separation, and perhaps more wonders to the listeners as well.

Ramadhan Kembali

Fariz RM

Syaharani

Recorded exactly 22 years ago, Faris RM and Syaharani's 'Renungan (Di Bayang Dewasa)' is reborn in the form of FMA.\n\nIt's a classic, coming-of-age tune that sings to those reflecting on the uncertainties of adulthood. With high-quality sound and talents, executive producer Seno M. Hardjo stated that this song is one of his proudest creations.

Renungan (Di Bayang Dewasa)

Dwiki Dharmawan

Renowned music maestro, Dwiki Dharmawan, brings forth a collaboration with Aceh public figure, Rafly Kande, to present one of the first religious songs in the form of FMA.\n\n'Yaa Rabbana' is a melodious plea for help to God, born in the aftermath of a devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck Aceh in 2004. The song was first sung by Rafly Kande at a shelter for survivors eighteen years ago, and now it has been orchestrated magnificently for all to hear.

Yaa Rabbana (feat. Rafly KanDe)

Agam Hamzah

Collective Rhythm

Master of electric guitar and leader of numerous music projects, Agam Hamzah, is sharing co-ownership of his upcoming song with FMA holders. Together with Dion Subiakto, Ade Irawan, and Andre Coople, he has crafted an abstract and evocative piece that takes its listeners on a journey of the mind to explore the limits of their imagination.\n\nThe creative fusion of Jazz, Blues, and Rock in 'Fade Out' starts with an upbeat and dynamic intro before slowly fading into a softer coda. It's an experience everyone must tune in to.

Fade Out

Ipang Lazuardi

Iwa K

Infused with earthy grooves and irresistible rhythms, 'Jogetin' transcends the realm of ordinary tunes, offering a vibrant collaboration between the much-anticipated duo of Ipang and Iwa K—destined to brighten up even the gloomiest of days.\n\nFeaturing the invigorating vocal stylings of Ipang interwoven with Iwa K's deft rap delivery, 'Jogetin' masterfully captures the essence of hip-hop while conveying an essential message: \"Life is a dance, better dance to it while you're at it.\"\n\nCast aside your worries and immerse yourself in the infectious beat of 'Jogetin'. This innovative blend of Afrobeat, hip-hop, and Indonesian-inspired melodies is crafted to make your soul dance.

Jogetin

Erick Yusuf

'Tujuh Detik Saja' is one of two religious songs Dwiki Dharmawan is presenting in the form of FMA. This anthem of regret is made in collaboration with singer, songwriter, and public figure, Erick Yusuf.\n\nIt's a story of someone lamenting over their life choices and pleading the Almight One for a chance to turn back time, even if just for seven seconds. The melodious tune serves as a poignant reminder to be mindful of our decisions, as each choice has the potential to shape our lives in profound ways.