Indonesian pop trio NPD releases 'Lupain Aku Plis,' a humorous take on moving on

Indonesian pop trio New Pusat Dunia (NPD) has returned with their third single, "Lupain Aku Plis," released after concluding their world tour. The song maintains NPD's signature confident style, this time exploring the theme of a relationship that ended prematurely from one side.

"Lupain Aku Plis" tells the story of a man who once pursued a woman but received no reciprocation. Years later, the situation reverses, with the woman attempting to reconnect while the man has already moved on. Instead of dwelling on the past, the song adopts a humorous and self-assured perspective on this dynamic.

The lyrics, particularly "Oh sorry akunya move on, kamunya gamon" (Oh sorry, I've moved on, you're still stuck), encapsulate the feeling of having successfully navigated past relationships while the other person struggles to let go. NPD presents this relatable theme of moving on through a light and catchy pop ballad arrangement.

The production of the song began with a melody fragment by Peter Lawdenk, later developed collaboratively with Kev, Niky, and Mario, under the guidance of producer Rey Tobing. This collaborative process infused the track with each member's perspective while preserving NPD's distinct identity. Accompanying the single is an official lyric video featuring artwork that visually represents someone trapped in memories, with the reflection of NPD members in a mirror symbolizing the lingering presence of the past.