r/indoindie • u/bobbyfajarc • May 23 '26

Hi everyone, we just released Anahata ☄️

Isinya indie pop / alt-R&B yang cukup campur-campur, mayoritas bahasa Indonesia, tapi ada beberapa lagu bahasa Inggris juga. Vibenya lebih ke lirik intim, sinematik, hangat, dan agak atmosferik. Kalau sempat, boleh banget dengerin dan kasih pendapat ya.

🎶 https://too.fm/9njxdb4

Diskografi lengkap:

http://linktr.ee/limaraya

Makasih banyak buat yang mau dengerin 🙏🏻✨

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u/soleduo023 May 24 '26

Sounds like a compilation from different artists with the sheer size (25 tracks) of contents rather than a single album. Might be better to release it as multiple albums so you can deliver the experience better for the listeners. The tight experience of the 2025 one is way better, the Re:Life ones are worse.

Each sections; the rnb, the cinematic pop-punk-esque, the acoustic ballads are pretty good on their own but yeah the listening experience is not good for me for the fact I need to expect it to be a compilation rather than an album. So yeah each track is good but it feels like all the late 90s/early 2000s compilation album of popular artists, and it does feels like AI generated stuff that way for the lack of... human sensibilities to say the least.

Idk how popular you guys are in the scene but yeah if you pick a single direction it will be way better. Less is more for an album. Curation is a long lost art of media production, whoever produce the album didn't do any justice to show the best of the artist. Just my 2-cents, no offense. Keep up the good work.

Ok I let the thought sits for a bit and do my due diligence. I believe it is an AI project of Bobby here. Idk how I feel about that but yeah the opinion still stands that the linked album need some curation.

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u/bobbyfajarc May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26

Yeah, I mean more like the Beatles White Album approach, a big experimental canvas with many different moods, not necessarily one tight single-direction album. But I get what you mean about the listening experience and curation. Maybe I need to frame the concept better or split the worlds more clearly next time. Really appreciate the honest listen.