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JP/Arief SuhardimanJAKARTA: Local pop band Nidji is planning to release their new album, Victory, in Australia as part of their latest attempt to conquer the international music scene
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span class="caption">JP/Arief SuhardimanJAKARTA: Local pop band Nidji is planning to release their new album, Victory, in Australia as part of their latest attempt to conquer the international music scene.
“Actually, we have been going international since the first year. But this will be the first time we are doing it in a non-Asian country,” the band’s front man Giring told kompas.com recently.
The band did not give the exact date for the Australian release. But, Giring said they would target Japan and Europe as well.
He said the songs on the new album would include traditional Indonesian music to distinguish the band from others.
“We will show them that we are from Indonesia,” the vocalist said.
