The Naff song "Kaulah Hidup dan Matiku" is one of the Indonesian rock band's notable works. Formed in Bandung in 1998, Naff is known for its distinct fusion of rock and pop rock music, creating strong, enduring melodies characterized by driving guitar riffs and strong vocals. The band's initial lineup included Ady (vocals), Ade (guitars), Dedi Ginanjar Raksawardana (guitars), Odeu Wijaya (bass), and Hilal Hamzah (drums). Naff released their first album, *Terlahir*, in 2000, followed by *Terbang Tinggi* in 2001, which gained significant popularity. Their third album, *NaFF*, released in 2002, introduced Hilal as a new member. The song "Terendap Laraku" from their 2003 album *NaFF* was later released as a popular single. Naff's fourth album, *Isyarat Hati*, released in 2006, was critically well-received for its eclectic and exploratory nature, incorporating elements of Minang music, and was listed as one of the Top Ten Albums of that year by *Rolling Stone Indonesia* magazine.