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What the 2025 Oscars mean for Indonesian cinema
As the Oscars shine upon more international films, Indonesia might want to rethink its str...
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The new and unstoppable energy of Nidji
The album Manifestasi Hati marks a new chapter for the legendary pop-rock band and, most l...
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Qodrat 2 delivers grand horror with a soulful core
Charles Gozali’s supernatural sequel raises the stakes with deeper themes, bigger thrill...
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The storytellers: Spotlighting Indonesia’s screenwriters
The spotlight often shines brightest on directors and stars, but the magic of cinema begin...
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Food, politics and obsession: Tasting Indonesia’s flavors in 'Rahasia Rasa'
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Behind the loving rhapsody of Mitty Zasia
The indie singer-songwriter's latest album, Nanti Malam Ku Pikir Lagi, is a contemplation on love, life and the ethereal power of music.
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Lafa Pratomo, your new pop maestro
His fingerprints were all over some of the most remarkable Indonesian pop tunes of 2024, but 2025 promises to be Lafa Pratomo’s biggest year yet.
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SORE’s sound lives on with Bilal Indrajaya
Indie singer-songwriter Bilal Indrajaya is helping SORE to honor the musical legacy of its late founding member, guitarist and vocalist Ade Paloh.
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Kareem Soenharjo bares all in his third solo album
Known as BAP, Kareem Soenharjo’s latest album is a melancholic showcase of the intense, ugly and real parts of growing as a person.
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How Juicy Luicy Became Indonesia's Biggest Pop Band
In 2024, the band's latest album, Nonfiksi, anointed these four hopeless romantics as the new kings of pop.
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Gems from the whimsical world of Ghibli
If you’re looking for the perfect family bonding experience, the reported return of Ghibli movies to the big screen will offer nostalgia, warmth and joy for all ages.
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New Jersey’s indie rock legend Real Estate, brings its joy to Jakarta
Ahead of the band's first performance in Indonesia this weekend at the Joyland Festival 2024, Real Estate's Martin Courtney discusses their musical journey and latest album.
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Mark keeps fostering the people
Foster the People return with their latest album, Paradise State of Mind, an exploration of the wonderfully chaotic time we live in.
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Lyodra is stepping into her 'diva' era
Her second album Melangkah (Stepping Forward) showcases her growth as an artist and solidifies her place as one of Indonesia’s rising pop stars.
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Prilly, Dikta and the art of cathartic cinema
The actors team up in Bolehkah Sekali Saja Kumenangis (May I Cry Just Once), a powerful drama exploring family issues and mental health.
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Finding comedy in tragedy, the artist's way
Indonesian comic artists are finding new ways to connect with audiences and embrace creative freedom, balancing humor, social critique and the challenges of modern storytelling.
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Ready, set, cook: How cooking shows transcend entertainment
Competitive cooking shows have been a highway to fame for many aspiring chefs, and some industry experts hope they can do the same for Indonesian artisanal ingredients.
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Jordan Susanto is searching his soul
Flirtatious in its lyricism, Jordan’s debut album blends the timeless essence of soul with modern pop sensibilities. Are we witnessing the birth of a new music heartthrob?
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The rise of Jakarta’s bite-sized tastemakers
With their curated content and authentic connections, nano and micro influencers are increasingly shaping dining choices in the city.
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The state of Gen Alpha digital play
‘Roblox’, ‘Minecraft’ and a brief conversation with Gen Alpha kids to figure out the current meta.
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