Hindia joins forces with Dipha Barus on a new single titled “Nafas.”
The track draws inspiration from everyday life, focusing on a theme that often goes unnoticed: generational trauma.
Through lyrics written by Baskara, the song encourages listeners to break free from repeating emotional patterns.
He explains that the track reflects daily struggles, especially the small disruptions that quietly affect life.
Even so, people continue to move forward, dealing with challenges while choosing to keep going.
Generational trauma, which passes from one generation to another, remains a common yet sensitive issue within families.
A space that should feel safe can sometimes become a source of emotional wounds.
However, many avoid discussing it, allowing the cycle to continue without resolution.
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A Theme Not Everyone Discuss
“Nafas” translates this reality into lyrics that feel direct yet thoughtful.
The message comes across clearly without sounding preachy, staying consistent with Baskara’s songwriting style.
On a deeper level, he also sees the song as a way to explore personal understanding beyond everyday experiences.
He reflects on a particularly personal idea within the track.
He suggests that people often inherit certain traits or emotional patterns from their parents, who may have experienced similar things from earlier generations.
Still, he believes the cycle can stop when someone acknowledges it and chooses not to hold on to resentment.
Dipha Barus adds another perspective to the song.
Through the project, he realizes that many struggles people consider personal may actually come from broader, shared conditions.
What often feels like an individual wound may, in fact, be part of a collective experience shaped over time.
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The Touch of Dipha Barus
Musically, “Nafas” does not simply present a repetitive cycle.
Dipha builds contrast within the arrangement, balancing movement and reflection.
Rather than creating a fully dark composition, he introduces a sense of motion that mirrors emotional processing.
He connects this idea to his personal experience, noting that physical activity, such as running, often helps him process thoughts and emotions.
While the body keeps moving forward, the mind reflects and works through fears step by step. He views “Nafas” as a reflection of that process.
In the end, “Nafas” becomes more than a portrayal of anxiety.
It offers a space for awareness and growth, capturing the ongoing journey toward becoming a better version of oneself.
The track is now available on major digital streaming platforms across Indonesia.
