- September 17, 2026
- 04:55 PM
Bingkai Karya – Hanin Dhiya opens a new chapter in her musical journey with Musica Studios through her rendition of “Cinta Ini Membunuhku,” officially released on September 16, 2026. Originally performed by D’MASIV and written by Rian Ekky Pradipta, the well-known heartbreak song returns through Hanin’s softer and more melancholic vocal character.
The release marks one of Hanin’s first steps in introducing her new work with Musica Studios, while reconnecting with the listeners who have followed her career, including her established Haninours fanbase. By revisiting a song already familiar to many listeners, Hanin brings a new interpretation while preserving the emotional core that has made the song relatable to stories of heartbreak.
At the heart of the release is a simple but enduring question, what happens when love becomes the source of pain? The song’s familiar story of rejection, emotional exhaustion, and unrequited affection gains a more subdued atmosphere through Hanin’s vocal delivery. Her soft vocal character gives the track a more sorrowful and intimate nuance, making it feel like an old story being revisited from a different perspective.
For Hanin, reinterpreting a song that is already deeply familiar to audiences presented a creative challenge. “Cinta Ini Membunuhku is a song that I think is already very close to many people,” she explains, adding that her approach was to preserve the feeling of the original while giving it a more personal interpretation.
The song also carries a personal sense of nostalgia for listeners who may feel that an old heartbreak has already passed, only to discover that certain feelings remain when a familiar song brings them back. Hanin hopes her version can once again accompany listeners who recognize themselves in the story.
Beyond revisiting a familiar song, “Cinta Ini Membunuhku” creates a bridge between longtime listeners and a younger audience. A song associated with an earlier generation now receives a new musical identity through Hanin Dhiya’s interpretation, allowing its emotional story to reach listeners from different generations.
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