A Nusantara collaboration: Singapore's Iman League joins hands with Malaysia's Noh Salleh and Indonesia's Aska Rockers for 'Satu Suara'


SINGAPORE: After almost 19 years since its establishment, with the launch of their eighth studio album, and having toured across Asia including Japan, Korea, and Australia, and most recently Europe, Singapore's Iman’s League returns with their latest single, “Satu Suara.” 

This song features Aska (Rocket Rockers) from Indonesia and Noh Salleh from Malaysia. “Satu Suara” is a song that carries the meaning of unity, resilience, and the strength to stand together despite differences.

With a fusion of melodic punk rock sound that defines Iman’s League, coupled with soulful lyrics and strong hooks, this song captures the spirit of togetherness across borders, bringing together voices from Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia with a single message. 

With solid energy and an emotionally charged delivery, “Satu Suara” reflects the band’s growth over the years and their commitment to producing music that can make an impact not only on stage but also on listeners. To support this launch, Iman’s League will embark on a tour to Taiwan, Malaysia, and Indonesia in May and June.

Iman’s League, a band from Singapore known for its blend of punk rock influences and sound elements inspired by Japanese anime, has become a significant name in the regional music scene. 

Established almost 19 years ago, they first gained attention in 2015 when they won the Best Band and Best Song awards at Anugerah Planet Muzik. Throughout their journey, the band has shared stages with renowned international artists such as Sick of It All and Neck Deep, and performed at festivals across Asia, including Japan, Australia, and Taiwan.

Their sixth album, Dead Planet, released in February 2020, led to a tour that had to be shortened due to Covid-19, including the cancellation of their UK tour and the opportunity to open for Green Day in Singapore. 

Rising again, they toured Malaysia and Korea in 2022 and released their seventh album, Seventh, in April 2023, followed by an Asian tour. In 2024, they completed a mini-tour in Japan and opened for All Time Low in Singapore, with more performances in Japan and Korea scheduled for June.

Early 2025 will focus on performances in Singapore, including opening for Rumkicks and organising workshops. Among their biggest achievements is a European tour covering the Netherlands, France (ZEMO FEST), Belgium, and Germany. 

With the launch of their 8th studio album, Where Do We Go From Here, in 2025, they are now in the process of introducing a new Malay-language single titled Satu Suara, featuring Noh Salleh and Aska Rockers, and will be touring Taiwan, Malaysia, and Indonesia in May/June to support this release.

Now, Iman’s League is expanding its reach by collaborating with a Malaysian label, Luncai Emas Sdn Bhd, for digital distribution and copyright management. The single “Satu Suara” was released on May 15th on digital platforms and their YouTube channel.

 

 

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