With her latest single, “Prasasti,” Indonesian artist Bumiy brings us a heartfelt and introspective piece that highlights the importance of cherishing moments and memories with loved ones. The title, Prasasti, which translates to “inscription” or “monument,” is symbolic of the lasting impressions we create with those around us. Through tender lyrics and ethereal synthpop elements, Bumiy captures the beauty of memory, encouraging listeners to hold close the precious times we have as if they were etched into stone. Her gentle vocals and the song's nostalgic, synth-driven production make it both timeless and emotionally resonant.
About Bumiy
Known for her stage name Bumiy, Miya Maharani is a talented singer-songwriter who began her musical journey in childhood, though her professional foray into the music industry was delayed by her commitments to family and educational endeavors. Bumiy made her initial mark in music with reimagined covers of classics like Paul McCartney’s “Live and Let Die” and Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody,” adding her own acoustic jazz and pop flair. Since then, she has shifted focus to original music, where her creative vision truly shines. Each of her songs carries a unique narrative, blending poetic lyrics with a distinct musical identity.
