Local band Estranged finds renewed purpose in single 'Tujuan'


'It’s in these difficult, desperate times that you will somehow recognise your true potential and purpose, ' says vocalist Rich. Photo: Handout

The pandemic has given Malaysian alternative rock band Estranged a renewed sense of purpose – to inspire and uplift listeners through its music.

“Many people are going through some really tough times. With the Covid-19 pandemic, people have lost their incomes, families have been separated from each other for many months and uncertainties and anxiety seem to be everywhere," the band’s vocalist Rich says.

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