The Voice of Indonesia

Andien is an Indonesian singer-songwriter born on April 26, 1984. She has won numerous awards for her distinctive sound and is regarded as one of the most important female singers of the modern era in Indonesia. Her music can be described as a blend of different styles, from jazz to soul and pop.

Early Life and Career

Andien was born in Bandung, West Java. She first gained public attention in 2006 after taking part in a singing competition on national television. Later that year, she released her self-titled debut album which featured a mix of jazz and pop songs. The album was a commercial success and earned her several awards, including the Anugerah Musik Indonesia's Best Jazz Album award.

Rise to Fame

Andien continued to record successful albums throughout the following years, including her second album 'Kelana' which featured collaborations with acclaimed musicians such as Tulus and Yovie Widianto. She also collaborated with Dewi Lestari on the track 'Kisah Dua Hatiku' which became a huge hit in Indonesia.

Philanthropy and Legacy

In 2008, Andien founded the Yayasan Andien Aisyah which provides educational opportunities to children in need. She has also been involved in numerous charity projects and campaigns throughout her career. Andien's music has been praised by critics for its beautiful melodies and poetic lyrics. She is widely considered one of the most influential singers of her generation and her influence continues to be felt in the music industry today.