Yonnyboii elated by collaboration with Malique
The singer-songwriter, whose new song, "Tanya Tuhan" has been released since 19 July, said that he has always been a fan of the former Too Phat rapper, and had wanted to work with Malique for a long time.
"It's crazy. I still can't digest the fact that we have a song together," he said.
Yonnyboii, real name Muhammad Haqeem Nuriman, said that the collaboration will always be a significant memory in his career.
"I am proud and humbled by the experiences I have achieved. This is one of my highest personal achievements, being able to work with someone so great. I thank my management for making my dreams a reality" he enthused.
Speaking about the song, the singer said he was inspired by his own personal experiences of facing doubts and questions.
"It wasn't that I was having a hard time. It was just that at the time, I was away from myself and very emotional. That is, sometimes we experience burnout and we don't know who else to talk to about it," he added.
(Photo Source: Yonnyboii IG, last fm)
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