Indonesia’s cross-genre popular music landscape has long been shaped by boundary-blending acts that weave local and global influences into work that resonates across decades, and few groups have left as indelible a mark on that space as Bandung’s Kahitna. Founded in 1986 by keyboardist Yovie Widianto, the band has built its decades-spanning career on a signature sonic approach that pulls from jazz, pop, fusion, Latin, and even traditional ethnic Indonesian sounds, with lyrical themes rooted in explorations of love that have connected with fans from their earliest releases to their newest work.