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JAKARTA: Singer Jemima wants to keep growing and maturing as a musician, producing honest songs, which she says she has been able to do so far
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J
AKARTA: Singer Jemima wants to keep growing and maturing as a musician, producing honest songs, which she says she has been able to do so far.
She has just released her latest single, 'Taboo', which was written by Anin Dimas and features guest jazz musician Indra Aziz.
'In the future, I want to challenge myself to create simpler works, ones that people can understand more easily. Up until now, my lyrics have been very metaphorical,' she said. Another challenge the 29-year-old wants to tackle is writing lyrics in Indonesian.
'Although I've lived overseas for a long time, I'm still an Indonesian, so I have to be able to write songs in Indonesian,' she said.
'Taboo' is Jemima's first single under her new label, Universal Music Indonesia. Jemima made her debut as an independent artist in 2011.
