Bingkai Karya– Who doesn’t know “Berharap Tak Berpisah,” an anthemic song that transcends generations and validates today’s’slang kids’ It’s always the closing song at entertainment venues and makes cafe goers sway and sing with its “allow me” chorus.
Reza Artamevia’s 2002 song “Berharap Tak Berpisah” remains popular. A song’s popularity depends on its composer. The song was written by Denny Chasmala, a member of The Chasmala. Pieter Anroputra sings, brothers Irfan and Denny Chasmala play keyboards and guitar, respectively. The Chasmala has one album, “Persona,” with seven tracks. Album songs include a version of “Berharap Tak Berpisah”.
With its faster tempo and bluegrass country influences, “Berharap Tak Berpisah” on “Persona” feels fresh. This remake song has fresh lyrics and notations, which is interesting. This song was originally popularized by women, but Pieter Anroputra’s voice, Irfan Chasmala’s piano playing, and Denchas’ guitar strumming made this remake song sound sumptuous.
The Chasmala’s “Berharap Tak Berpisah” performance video may be watched on MyMusic Records’ YouTube account. It features the band members playing their instruments in different settings. The video depicts The Chasmala staff’s jokes and enjoyment. With its vibrant atmosphere, the video matches the remake of “Berharap Tak Berpisah” for a fresh sensation.
“I had a little idea to add new lyrics and notes, Irfan and Pieter had the idea to include country elements in this song, so a new song was created as can be heard today, hopefully it can bring new colors to Indonesian music,” said Denchas
