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Meruked’s Latest Single: A Musical Tribute to Life’s Journey

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Do you ever find yourself caught in the monotony of life, feeling like you’re stuck in a rut with no way out? It’s a sentiment many of us experience at some point, a natural part of being human. But amidst the daily grind, there’s often a glimmer of hope, a reminder to break free from the routine and explore new avenues.

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Enter “Kining Posah,” the latest single from the Kuching-based band Meruked. This uplifting anthem speaks directly to those who’ve felt stagnant for too long, offering a fresh perspective and a dose of inspiration.

Lead singer Syed Ashraf Edruce describes the song as a product of spontaneity and camaraderie within the band. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the best moments come when we let go of expectations and embrace the joy of simply being together.

Meruked, comprised of six talented musicians, draws its name from the Lun Bawang dialect, meaning “everlasting.” This sense of permanence is reflected not only in their name but also in their music, which celebrates their East Malaysian roots.

One of the band’s defining features is their use of the sape, a traditional Borneo boat lute instrument, in lieu of drums. This unique blend of contemporary and traditional sounds sets Meruked apart in the music scene.

“Kining Posah,” which means “crystal clear” in Bidayuh, carries a deeper significance beyond its catchy melody. It’s a rallying cry against hate speech and a call to address issues like mental health and emotional expression, particularly among men.

As part of a collaboration with Article 19, a human rights organization, Meruked aims to spark conversations and promote understanding through their music. Their hope is to shed light on the unique challenges faced by East Malaysians and encourage a more inclusive dialogue.

Looking ahead, Meruked has big plans, including the release of a new album and potential overseas tours. But for Syed Ashraf and the rest of the band, the true measure of success lies in the impact they have on their listeners.

In a world where music often serves as a refuge, Meruked’s melodies offer solace and companionship to those who need it most. And as they continue to share their art with the world, they hope to inspire others to embrace their authenticity and find renewal in the power of expression.

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