Faizal Tahir's new album upholds traditional elements


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The singer says he chose this concept because it is close to his heart and represents the spirit of togetherness, unity and cooperation which he feels is gradually fading in modern society. Photo: Faizal Tahir/Instagram

Popular singer and composer Faizal Tahir’s latest album titled Jati Diri embraces a unique concept inspired by kenduri (traditional feasts) and rewang (communal cooking).

Faizal, 46, said he chose this concept because it is close to his heart and represents the spirit of togetherness, unity and cooperation which he feels is gradually fading in modern society.

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