Sar X Asep Balon - Ngaca - Lirik -

Ngaca... (Echoes) SAR. Asep Balon. Balon meletus? Ledak! (Plak!)

: This directly translates to "lyrics" in English.

Duit gue kecil, hati gue besar. Lo punya banyak, tapi sok suci, sok alim, sok better. Jalan lo belok kiri, tapi omong belok kanan. Gue di jalan terjal, lo dijalan taman. Coba kaca LCD, buka mata hati. Lo kira lo artis? Lo cuma figuran di sinetron-ku. Ngaca yang bening, jangan yang pecah. Gue Asep Balon, emang suka yang pecah (Kaca! Hahaha). SAR x Asep Balon - NGACA - Lirik -

The search for "" is a journey into a specific corner of the vibrant Indonesian music scene. It introduces you to Asep Balon, a unique artist championing his Sundanese roots on a global stage, and his collaborator SAR, with whom he has a proven creative chemistry.

"NGACA" oleh SAR x Asep Balon adalah sebuah komposisi musik yang sukses mengemas perasaan duka dan penyesalan ke dalam balutan musik Pop Sunda yang harmonis. Lagu ini bukan sekadar tentang sedih, tetapi tentang refleksi diri bahwa perpisahan seringkali meninggalkan "bayangan" atau kesedihan yang sulit dihapus, layaknya bayangan di dalam cermin. Balon meletus

Asep Balon is a rapper and musician from Majalaya, in the Bandung district of West Java. He is famous for his mysterious look, always wearing a mask and dark glasses when performing. His journey into music began on the internet around 2015 through his Twitter account, "Info Capruk." He started by making funny rap birthday greetings in Sundanese.

Gak usah ngaca-ngaca banyak Karena kau pun gak kenal diri sendiri Kau cari validasi, kau butuh yang muji Tapi di dalam hati? Hampa, kosong, sendiri Duit gue kecil, hati gue besar

: You can try searching directly on music streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music. Sometimes, local music or less widely known tracks might be available on these platforms.

On the other side of this collaboration is , a trio made up of Sani Arif Fauzi, Anisa Nursamsi, and Rancyd. Their music is a reflection of today's youth culture, and they share Asep's vision of using art to discuss social issues.