🖊️ Journalist : Ine – Jakarta Bureau Chief
✍️ Editor: Kenzo – Aswinnews.com Editorial Team – Sharp, Accurate, Trusted, Balanced, and Up-to-Date
JAKARTA – ASWINNEWS.COM – Indonesian singer Andien once again delights her listeners with the release of her latest single “Ujung-Ujungnya Kamu”. The track is the result of a collaboration with talented songwriter Klara Riva and the music collective SEEK, who are known for producing works for big names such as Raisa, Adrian Khalif, and Bernadya.
For Andien, the creative process behind this single felt particularly special.
“From the start, I really wanted to work with Klara Riva because she is known for her quick yet powerful way of writing lyrics. I asked for an easy-listening song that still feels very ‘me’—something personal, but also relatable to many people,” said Andien.
Andien also highlighted SEEK as the perfect producer to bring the song to life. The result is a track wrapped in a 90s sophisti-pop feel with a touch of acid jazz, creating a sound that is fresh, elegant, and full of energy.
Music Video: A Relatable Love Story
To accompany the single’s release, Andien teamed up with Niamo Studio and director Gilbert March. The music video features public figures Hanggini and Lutfi, personally chosen by Andien for their ability to naturally embody the song’s story.
The narrative portrays a simple yet heartwarming love journey—one that many can relate to: a relationship that eventually circles back to “the one from the past.”
Music Critics’ Take
Several music journalists shared their perspectives on Andien’s latest release:
Dzulfikri Putra Malawi:
“The urban blend of brass, guitar, bass, and piano fused with synth and 80s city-pop touches results in a pastel-hued sound—playful, colorful, and perfect for those in love.”
Nuran Wibisono:
“Andien’s vocals remain powerful: tender in some parts, yet energetic in others. This song is not just about love, but also about longing for the past—an uninvited longing that suddenly arrives.”
Rio Jo Werry:
“Andien combines the sensitivity of 90s pop arrangements with relatable themes, serving them like a wise chef cooking with love. Listen to it repeatedly, and a small whisper will come: ah, in the end—it’s always Andien.”
Editorial Note
The editorial team at Aswinnews sees Andien’s new single as more than just another music release—it reflects her consistency as an artist who bridges nostalgia with modern trends. Her collaboration with Klara Riva and SEEK proves that Indonesian music continues to evolve with a cross-generational spirit. “Ujung-Ujungnya Kamu” feels familiar to the ear, warm to the heart, and reaffirms Andien’s lasting relevance in the Indonesian music scene.
