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Mocca is an Indonesian four-member jazz and swing band based in Jakarta .[1] [2]
The band
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Mocca was formed in 1997 by Arina Ephipania (vocals, flute) and Riko Prayitno (guitar), who met while studying at the National Institute of Technology .[3] In a 2004 interview with The Straits Times Ephipania said "Riko was influenced by rock music, I was fascinated by motion picture music and story telling, so we came up with this concept of telling stories in a musical form." [4] The other two principal members are Achmad Pratama (a.k.a. Toma) (bass) and Indra Massad (drums). They signed with independent label Fast Forward Records in 2002.[5] The band is popular in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Korea and Taiwan.[6] [7] Mocca's fans are called Swinging Friends .[8]
Mocca includes the following other members when playing live:
Ardiansyah — trombone (2002–present)
Agung Nugraha — keyboards (2002–present)
Indra Kusumah — keyboards and guitar, occasional (2015–present)
Yonathan Godjali — keyboards (2020–present)
Rio Fritz Torang - keyboards (2021–present)
Dodo Rahmadi - trumpet (2021–present)
Akbari "Bane" Hakim — trumpet (2020)
Ronald Tommy Pangemanan — trumpet (2002-2019)
Discography
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My Diary (2002) Indonesia's best selling Indie album of the 2000s.[9] [10] Rolling Stone Indonesia magazine placed My Diary at 59th on their list The 150 Greatest Indonesian Albums of All Time .[11] Me and My Boyfriend , the fifth track on the album, was ranked 150th Greatest Indonesian Songs of All Time.[12]
Friends (2004) featuring guest artists Bob Tutupoly and Karoline Komstedt from Club 8 .[13] It was re-released in 2015.[14]
OST Untuk Rena (2005)
Colours (2007)
Mini Album (also known as Dear Friends or Mocca ) (2010)
Home (2014)
Lima (2018) the band's first Indonesian language album[15]
Day by Day (2020) released as a limited edition (500) box set to mark the band's 21st anniversary[16]
Funfair EP (2021) featuring guest artist David Bayu [17]
In 2019, to celebrate Mocca’s 20th anniversary, a tribute album You and Me Against the World was released, featuring nine new musicians and bands.[18]
Film and TV
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The band appeared regularly on MTV Indonesia in the 2000s.[19]
2005 - Hanya Satu appeared on the OST of Untuk Rena [id ] , directed by Riri Riza
2005 - On the Night like This and I Remember appeared on the OST of Catatan Akhir Sekolah [id ]
2008 - Listen to Me appeared on the OST of Oh, My God!! [id ]
2009 - Do What You Wanna Do appeared on the OST of South Korean film Bandhobi , directed by Shin Dong-il[20]
2011 - Happy from their 2005 album featured on the OST of South Korean film Cool Guys, Hot Ramen (aka Flower Boy Ramen Shop ), directed by Jung Jung-hwa.[21]
2011 - directors Ari Rusyadi and Nicholas Yudifar released a documentary Mocca: Life Keeps on Turning about the band's first 12 years together, before Arina moved to America. It was nominated for the 2011 Golden Hanoman Award [22]
2019 - Happy appeared on the OST of Inseparable Bros
2019 - Friends appeared on the OST of Senior [id ]
2021 - Simple I Love You appeared on the OST of Cinta Pertama, Kedua & Ketiga [id ]
Their music has appeared on TV adverts in South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia and on South Korean TV shows including We Got Married and Personal Taste .
International appearances
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Indonesian Art Festival , Victoria Theater Hall, Singapore (2003)
Poptastic! , Singapore (2004)[23]
Esplanade , Singapore (2005)
Pattaya Festival Thailand , Bangkok (2005)[24]
My Diary: The Two Cities Tour , Singapore and Kuala Lumpur (2006)
Sound Rainbow: Livin With People of Asia , Okinawa, Japan (2006)
Perayaan HUT RI ke-63 di KBRI Malaysia , Wisma Duta, Kuala Lumpur (2008)
Mocca: Inthebox Records Live in Malaysia , Kuala Lumpur (2008)
Grand Mint Festival , Olympic Park, Seoul, South Korea (2008)[25]
M.Net Street Take 1 and The EBS space (TV shows), Seoul, South Korea (2008)
Mosaic Music Festival , Singapore (2009)
Swing Again with Mocca , Shah Alam, Malaysia (2009)
Asia Uncut , Star World, Singapore (2009)
Hua Hin Jazz Festival , Hua Hin City, Thailand (2009)[26] where they played for King Bhumibol the Great [27]
Mocca’s Concert , Seoul, South Korea (2009)
MOCCA 10th Anniversary Tour , Singapore and Malaysia, (2009)
Pentaport Rock Festival , Incheon, South Korea (2012)
MU:CON (Seoul International Music Fair), South Korea (2013)
Neonlights Festival , Fort Canning Gate, Singapore (2015)[28]
Asia Song Festival , South Korea (2017)[29]
OzAsia Festival , Adelaide, Australia (2017)[30]
Awards
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References
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^ Surej Singh. "Bandung band Mocca releases new single featuring The SIGIT's Rekti Yoewono" . www.nme.com . Retrieved 2023-04-03 .
^ Razalli Abdullah (2004-02-14). "Diary of Stories in Song" . The Straits Times . Singapore. p. 20.
^ Razalli Abdullah (2004-02-14). "Diary of Stories in Song" . The Straits Times . Singapore. p. 20.
^ "Guess What? Mocca revives old album" . www.jakartapost.com . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ News desk. "Mocca turns 21 with new album in limited edition box sets" . jakartapost.com . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ News desk. "Movement of Mocca Fans on 'Sunday Afternoon With Mocca Class' " . hot.detik.com . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ Brent Luvaas (2009). "DISLOCATING SOUNDS: The Deterritorialization of Indonesian Indie Pop". Cultural anthropology (Vol. 24 No. 2 ed.). insert: Wiley. p. 246.
^ Surej Singh. "Bandung band Mocca releases new single featuring The SIGIT's Rekti Yoewono" . www.nme.com . Retrieved 2023-04-03 .
^ Rolling Stone Special Edition: 150 Greatest Indonesian Albums of All Time (in Indonesian) (32 ed.). Rolling Stone Indonesia. 2007.
^ Rolling Stone Special Edition: 150 Greatest Indonesian Song of All Time (in Indonesian) (56th ed.). Rolling Stone Indonesia. 2009.
^ "Mocca (2 ) Friends" . www.discogs.com . Retrieved 2023-04-03 .
^ "Guess What? Mocca revives old album" . www.jakartapost.com . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ Marcel Thee. "Album review: 'Lima' by Mocca" . jakartapost.com . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ News desk. "Mocca turns 21 with new album in limited edition box sets" . jakartapost.com . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ Funfair (Type). Mocca. Jawa Barat, Indonesia: Lucky Me Music. 2021. p. 1.{{cite AV media notes }}
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^ "You And Me Against The World: A Tribute To Mocca" . www.deezer.com . Retrieved 2023-05-01 .
^ Brent Luvaas (2009). "DISLOCATING SOUNDS: The Deterritorialization of Indonesian Indie Pop". Cultural anthropology (Vol. 24 No. 2 ed.). insert: Wiley. p. 246.
^ "Mocca, an indie band from Bandung who is famous in Korea" . www.goodnewsfromindonesia.id . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ "Mocca, an indie band from Bandung who is famous in Korea" . www.goodnewsfromindonesia.id . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ "Mocca: Life keeps on turning (2011)" . www.imdb.com . Retrieved 2023-04-04 .
^ Razalli Abdullah (2004-02-14). "Diary of Stories in Song" . The Straits Times . Singapore. p. 20.
^ "Mocca Will Play in Front of the King of Thailand" . news.detik.com . Retrieved 2023-05-01 .
^ "Grand Mint Festival line up 2008" . www.mintpaper.co.kr . Retrieved 2023-05-01 .
^ "UPDATE–Hua Hin Jazz Festival" . www.frangipani.com . Retrieved 2023-05-01 .
^ "Mocca Will Play in Front of the King of Thailand" . news.detik.com . Retrieved 2023-05-01 .
^ "Neon Lights - Singapore's Music & Art Festival (Sunday)" . ra.co . Retrieved 2023-05-01 .
^ Heo, Sang-cheon (2017-08-14). "부산 가을밤, 'Asia Is One' 아시아송페스티벌 펼친다" . JoongAng Ilbo (in Korean). Archived from the original on 2019-03-06. Retrieved 2019-03-03 .
^ Tracey Korsten. "OzAsia Review: Enrique de Dios" . glamadelaide.com.au . Retrieved 2023-05-01 .
^ Razalli Abdullah (2004-02-14). "Diary of Stories in Song" . The Straits Times . Singapore. p. 20.
^ Razalli Abdullah (2004-02-14). "Diary of Stories in Song" . The Straits Times . Singapore. p. 20.
^ Brent Luvaas (2009). "DISLOCATING SOUNDS: The Deterritorialization of Indonesian Indie Pop". Cultural anthropology (Vol. 24 No. 2 ed.). insert: Wiley. p. 246.
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R e t r i e v e d f r o m " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mocca_(band)&oldid=1193041971 "
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