Iwan Fals

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Iwan Fals (born 3 September 1961 in Jakarta) is an Indonesian singer and songwriter. He has released several dozen albums of mostly solo guitar-based material in a style said to be influenced by Bob Dylan. He is considered a popular singer in the country. He is known as a social observer and protest singer, although he has sung many songs about love and romance.

He has two children, Annisa Cikal Rambu Basae and Rayya Rambu Robbani. His eldest son, Galang Rambu Anarki, died in April 1997 of asthma, with speculation of a morphine overdose [1]. Iwan Fals wrote an eponymously titled song for him following his death.

[edit] Discography

  • Serenade Kembang Pete
  • Frustrasi
  • Sarjana Muda
  • Opini
  • Sumbang
  • Sugali
  • Kumenanti Seorang Kekasih
  • Sore Tugu Pancoran
  • Ethiopia
  • Aku Sayang Kamu
  • Lancar Kereta Tua
  • Wakil Rakyat
  • 1910
  • Mata Dewa
  • Antara Kau, Aku dan Bekas Pacarmu
  • Kemesraan (featured on multi-artist album)
  • Swami 1
  • Swami 2
  • Kantata Takwa
  • Cikal
  • Belum Ada Judul
  • Hijau
  • Dalbo
  • Orang Gila
  • Terminal
  • Mata Hati
  • Orang Pinggiran
  • Anak Wayang
  • Lagu Pemanjat
  • Kantata Samsara
  • Live "Peristiwa Senayan"
  • Best of the Best Iwan Fals
  • Suara Hati
  • In Collaboration With
  • Manusia 1/2 Dewa
  • Iwan Fals in Love
  • Panggung (Cassette, Musica MSC 7917)
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