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Sajama Cut

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Sajama Cut
OriginJakarta, Indonesia
Genresindie rock
Years active2001 - present
LabelsDemajors
MembersMarcel Thee
Dion Panlima Reza - guitar
Arta Kurnia - bass
Hans Citra Patria - keyboard
Banu Satrio - drum
Websitehttps://sajamacut.band/

Sajama Cut is a band from Jakarta, Indonesia. It currently consists of lead vocalist Marcel Thee, keyboardist Hans Citra Patria, lead guitarist Dion Panlima Reza, drummer Banu Satrio, and bassist Arta Kurnia.[1] The band is well known for their changing styles of music, which range from noise pop, ambient, indie rock, baroque pop, folk rock, lo-fi, and electronica.

History

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The band is known to have come up with numerous explanations for their name, among them; the name of an old Japanese children's toy, the name of Thee's father's colleague, a book/movie title, a haircut style, a random word Thee came up with, the result of the band members fooling around with an Ouija Board. This has been discredited by Marcel Thee.[2]

In 2006, Sajama Cut also contributed 4 songs to another motion picture Photo, Box, Window.

In May 2008, L'Internationale; a remix album version of the songs from The Osaka Journals with remixes from international producers from Japan, US, UK, Indonesia, Norway, Italy, Scotland, Portugal, Germany, Venezuela and Hong Kong was released. The first single being a remix of Nemesis/Murder from the international 8-bit artist YMCK, from Tokyo, Japan. Currently there are 3 music videos made for singles from this album.

Two EPs; Night Music (1923) and Cinema Eye was released in late 2008. Another EP, New Year Ends, which dabbled in ambient, experimental music, was released during the New Year's Eve of 2010.

Sajama Cut released their new album, Manimal, in April 2010.[3] In 2015, they released their fourth full album Hobgoblin.

Sajama Cut released their fifth full album, Godsigma (stylized as GODSIGMA), on 16 October 2020.[4][5]

The Osaka Journals was listed in the "Top 5 Albums of 2000s" in The Jakarta Post newspaper.[6]

Discography

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The band has released five albums, along with numerous compilations, most notably the best selling JKT:SKRG (Jakarta Now!) compilation, and had a major radio hit when their single "Less Afraid" appeared on the motion picture Joni's Promise, in which the song could be heard almost in its entirety two times during the movie.[7]

Albums

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Year Title
2002: Apologia
2005: The Osaka Journals
2010: Manimal
2015: Hobgoblin
2020: Godsigma

Singles/Remixes/EPs

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Year Title
2007: The Nemesis EP
2008: L'Internationale
2008: Night Music (1923)
2008: Cinema Eye
2009: New Year Ends
2010: Paintings/Pantings
2010: Celebrations (Light It Up)
2011: Panther East Ghouls, 1867
2011: Twice (Rung the Ladder) / Poral Molice
2011: Chinese Magicians

Compilations

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Year Title
2003: Mesin Distorsi
2003: Total Feedback
2004: Jakarta Now Vol.1
2004: Joni's Promise (soundtrack)
2006: Photo, Box, Window
2006: Alila Hotel Compilation

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Sajama Cut". sajamacut.band. Archived from the original on 21 January 2021. Retrieved 6 June 2023 – via Tumblr.
  2. ^ http://jawapos.co.id/index.php?act=detail_c&id=169739 [dead link]
  3. ^ http://www.deathrockstar.info/sajamacut
  4. ^ "'GODSIGMA' Digadang Jadi Album Paling Kolaboratif Dari Sajama Cut". 7 October 2020.
  5. ^ "Sajama Cut Rilis Album Baru Bertajuk Godsigma". 13 October 2020.
  6. ^ "Top five albums of the 2000s". The Jakarta Post. 27 December 2009. Retrieved 19 January 2020.
  7. ^ "Tembang Indonesia - Detail Informasi". Archived from the original on 27 September 2007. Retrieved 1 February 2007.
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