Siti Nurhaliza sells 5,000 album units despite pandemic


'ManifestaSITI2020' has been awarded a gold certification four months after its release. Photo: Handout

When singer Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza rolled out the physical release of her 18th studio album on July 3, it was seen as a risky move.

Not only are physical album sales on the decline in this digital age, Siti had the additional challenge of the pandemic, which has ravaged the country's economy.

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