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Ghost: Can you tell us about your journey into music? How did you get started and what inspired you to become an indie artist?
Sacred Zone: Hi, I am Harry Yudistira. Sacred Zone is my one-man rock band. It was when I put together my first band (that was called Harden) that I seriously started to write my own songs. When I moved to a different city, I just took those songs with me and, in a way, made the final versions of them. And I thought, I want people to be able to listen to what I made. And, for me, it's a way to leave a piece of me in this world.
Ghost: Nice! Music lives forever! What is the story behind your artist's name? Does it hold a special meaning for you?
Sacred Zone: For me, music and my home studio is a safe space, a sacred space as well, if you will. Hence, the name Sacred Zone.
Ghost: How would you describe your music style? What genres or artists have influenced your sound?
Sacred Zone: Rock is my favorite genre. But I also enjoy pop, metal, blues, and jazz, anything that pleases my ears really. Some artists that inspire me are Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Bon Jovi, Motley Crue, Jimi Hendrix, and Richie Kotzen.
Ghost: Can you share the creative process behind your latest album/single? How do you usually go about writing and producing your songs?
Sacred Zone: I don't really have a set method in songwriting. Sometimes it starts with riffs, sometimes it starts with me humming random stuff. But if something feels catchy to me, I will try to play with it more and see where it leads me.
Ghost: What challenges have you faced as an indie artist? How have you overcome them?
Sacred Zone: As an indie artist, aside from 9-5, for me my biggest challenge is marketing myself. Social media take a huge chunk of my time. And I am still not very good with it hahah.
Ghost: We all think you're very awesome! Can you tell us who inspired your passion for music growing up?
Sacred Zone: I didn't grow up in a musical family. But when I was growing up, I enjoyed different musicians from different genres. It wasn't until I discovered Steve Vai that I really evolved as a musician. In particular, my guitar playing.
Ghost: I'm glad that happened and we are fortunate enough to hear your awesome music! What message do you want to convey through your music? Is there a particular theme or emotion you aim to evoke in your listeners? 8. What are your future plans? Are there any upcoming projects or collaborations that your fans should look forward to?
Sacred Zone: I don't really have a recurring theme in my songs. Most of it based on the story I want to write or something from my personal experience. Writing melodies that are pleasing to my ears is what really guides me in writing my music. I am in the process of writing a full album. So, stay tuned!!
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We would like to express our deepest gratitude for your time and openness during our recent interview. Your insights and experiences have greatly enriched our understanding and perspective. We appreciate your willingness to share your journey with us, and we are certain that our audience will find your story as inspiring and enlightening as we did. Thank you once again for your generosity and for the opportunity to learn from you. We look forward to future work!
With sincere thanks, Ghost.
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