Kufaz

"I remembered when I was 12 years old, my late father came home from work with a guitar on his back. That day changed my life.

As an introvert who raised in a secluded area, I don't have a widen view about the world or active socially. But sure did I love music as it always been there when I feel all alone. Living in the 90s, I can say I was influenced by the rising western pop culture, rebellious line of grunge rock scene and golden era of Malaysian underground music.

My father knew all along how I love music. He gave me the guitar eventhough he didn't know how to play it.

From that day, I learned to play the guitar with my friends and started writing songs on my own.

As time goes by, I got my fair share of performing experience in couple of gigs, shows and in some wedding ceremonies.

I'm kind of person who don't really care what people may say on anything. I wrote songs for expressing. Not to impress. I don't like making music people might wanted to hear. But rather making music what I wanted people to hear.

It may sounds revolting, but to me, why bother seeking approval if it's not really ourself? Why judge ourself from other people's view? People don't know us like we know ourself.

Being someone else who is not us can be burdening. So, to me, it's better being ourself, the true us, rather been something we are not. That way, even though we don't have a milion people around us, at least, we are happy.
And the music we make would be pure and comes from the heart"