About This Album
I Thought I Saw Your Face Today carries the soft, lingering curiosity of its title, a pop album rooted in Indonesia’s expansive, ever-evolving landscape of popular music creation that spans thousands of islands and dozens of distinct cultural traditions, all converging within the broad, welcoming frame of pop that has long served as a cross-cultural lingua franca for creators and audiences across the country. Pop as a genre, in this context, does not adhere to a narrow set of arbitrary sonic rules, but instead acts as a flexible canvas that can hold the diverse influences, perspectives, and creative priorities of anyone working within its bounds, and I Thought I Saw Your Face Today leans into that flexibility entirely, existing as a full-length album project that sits wholly within the pop category as a deliberate choice to connect with the wide, varied audience that engages with pop music across Indonesia and far beyond its borders.
