Singing Different from Recording, Ceddy Ang Did His Best

Singer and host Ceddy Ang has voiced his disappointment following negative reactions to his latest single, "Asal Ada Kamu." The 38-year-old artist shared his sadness over online criticism, particularly concerning the disparity between his live performances and the polished studio version of the song.

“

Of course, I feel sad when I read every criticism. My live performance was not as good as expected.

Ang admitted that reading the harsh comments was disheartening, acknowledging that his live rendition did not meet the expected standard. He explained that significant effort went into rehearsals, aiming to replicate the original recording's quality as closely as possible. "I've tried practicing many times to ensure the performance sounded at least the same as the original recording," he stated.

“

I have tried practicing many times to ensure the performance sounded at least the same as the original recording.

Despite his efforts, Ang recognizes that musical preferences are subjective. "If you don't like the song, there's nothing I can do. It all depends on individual taste," he remarked. He also highlighted the necessity of live performances for promoting new music, viewing it as an integral part of his artistic process.

“

If you don't like the song, there's nothing I can do. It all depends on individual taste.

Ceddy Ang emphasized his dedication to his craft, stating he is proud of his meticulous approach to the song's production. He consistently attends classes to enhance his performance skills, underscoring his commitment to delivering high-quality work. The song "Asal Ada Kamu," produced with contributions from Bo Amir and Mimi Fly, was launched at A Quiet Place Karaoke in Bukit Bintang.

“

I am proud of myself because I really didn't cut corners with this work. I also always attend classes so that I can give a better performance.