Melly Goeslaw’s charming creation, the song Suara Hati a Kekasih combined with the magical touch of Andi Rianto’s arrangement, brings Deborah Hanna back to greet music lovers in the country. Thank you and highest appreciation for the beautiful musical works of Melly Goeslaw and Andi Rianto.
Touching the heart! That is what is hoped to be given from this song, Hanna tries to merge with the song that was once the OST for What’s Up With Love.
Like a lover who conveys longing, anger and all the emotions directed at his partner, Hanna wants to give a new color to this song through his voice. Hanna herself admitted that the recording process was a challenge, “This is a difficult song,” she said.
Taking a closer look at a piece of the lyrics of this song, “The voice of a lover’s heart, like a heavenly song, will not lie, even though greed dominates an emotional self. Deep in my heart, I still want you as my love.” It must be acknowledged that the intelligence of each word contained in the lyrics, Melly was able to write how powerful the “sound” of love itself is.
Melly Goeslaw herself, when met by Hanna and the Aquarius Musikindo team at her residence, supported and gave advice to Hanna, to always be herself and sing from the heart, so that every message of the song she sings can reach the hearts of the listeners.
For the musical arrangement, Andi Rianto, the producer provided the orchestral accompaniment of the musical arrangement with the Budapest Scoring Orchestra.
Andi Rianto revealed that when he was entrusted by Aquarius Musikindo to re-produce this song, there was a special feeling of nostalgia, because previously he was also involved in several tracks on the OST album Ada Apa dengan Cinta, with Melly Goeslaw and Anto Hoed.
Andi Rianto also revealed that he gave his own elements to this song, where he made a modern remake without losing the spirit of the song, and adapted it to Hanna’s vocal character.
“For me, Hanna can give a new breath to this song, and her unique voice. I feel that even though she is very young, Hanna can give the right weight to this song, her “feel” can reach the ears of the listeners,” said Andi Rianto.
And, The Voice of a Lover’s Heart from Deborah Hanna can be enjoyed on your favorite digital streaming platform. (Z-1)
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Interview with Deborah Hanna on Her New Single “Suara Hati a Kekasih”
Editor: Welcome, Deborah Hanna! Your latest release, a rendition of Melly Goeslaw’s beloved song “Suara Hati a Kekasih,” has captivated many. What inspired you to take on this classic?
Deborah Hanna: Thank you for having me! I’ve always been a huge fan of Melly Goeslaw’s music. The original song has such a special place in my heart, especially since it was part of the soundtrack for ”What’s Up With Love.” I wanted to pay homage while also bringing my own interpretation to the track.
Editor: The arrangement by Andi Rianto adds a unique touch to your version. How was it working with him on this project?
Deborah Hanna: Working with Andi was incredible! He really understands the emotions behind the song and added layers that truly enhanced its beauty. I felt like he brought my vision to life and made the recording experience unforgettable.
Editor: You mentioned that the recording process was challenging. What made it difficult for you?
Deborah Hanna: The song’s emotions are incredibly intense, capturing feelings of longing and passion. It’s a complex piece to convey, and I wanted to make sure I did it justice. There were moments when I doubted myself, especially with such a beloved track, but I pushed through because I felt it was important to share my perspective.
Editor: What do you hope listeners take away from your version of this song?
Deborah Hanna: I hope people feel the depth of emotions that lovers experience—like longing, anger, and joy. Music has this powerful ability to connect us, and I want my interpretation to resonate with anyone who hears it.
Editor: It seems like you have a deep connection to the lyrics and the message they carry. Can you elaborate on that?
Deborah Hanna: Absolutely! The lyrics capture a lover’s heart—its struggles and its truths. There’s a line that sticks with me: “The voice of a lover’s heart, like a heavenly song, will not lie.” I believe that love, in all its forms, is honest, even when complexities arise. I hope my rendition reflects that authenticity.
Editor: Thank you, Deborah! We’re excited to hear more of your work and see how you continue to evolve as an artist.
Deborah Hanna: Thank you! I’m really grateful for your support and can’t wait to share more music with everyone.
E, and I wanted to ensure that I did justice to the original while finding my own voice. It took a lot of focus and vulnerability to connect with those deep emotions, but I’m proud of what we created.
Editor: The lyrics of “Suara Hati a Kekasih” are beautifully crafted by Melly Goeslaw. How do you interpret the message behind them?
Deborah Hanna: The lyrics speak to the essence of love—the yearning, the conflicting emotions, and the honesty that love demands. They resonate deeply with anyone who has experienced love’s highs and lows. I wanted listeners to connect with those feelings, whether they have been in love or are navigating their own emotional journeys.
Editor: Melly Goeslaw offered her support and advice during this project. How did her guidance influence your approach to the song?
Deborah Hanna: Melly’s encouragement to stay true to myself was invaluable. She reminded me that every artist has a unique story to tell, and I needed to infuse my own experiences into the performance. That really gave me the confidence to make my rendition personal yet respectful of the original.
Editor: what do you hope listeners take away from “Suara Hati a Kekasih”?
Deborah Hanna: I hope they feel a connection—not only to my version but to their own experiences with love. Music is such a powerful way to express emotions, and if this song can evoke even a fraction of what the original did, I’ll consider it a success.
Editor: Thank you, Deborah! We’re excited to hear your new interpretation of this classic.
Deborah Hanna: Thank you! I can’t wait for everyone to listen!
