speaker freaker (the long song) (2026)
Indonesian idol group no na dropped "speaker freaker (the long song)" along with its 13-minute medley short film on National Radio Day, September 11, setting the stage for their debut album, island girl, set to drop on September 18. Featuring iconic tracks like "rollerblade", "party in the +62”", and many more! Weave into traditional Indonesian elements, from the clinking of ceng-ceng cymbals in "work" and gamelan motifs in "rollerblade" to the familiar honk of city minibuses in "honk!," capturing the distinct world no na builds.
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Indonesian idol group no na dropped "speaker freaker (the long song)" along with its 13-minute medley short film on National Radio Day, September 11, setting the stage for their debut album, island girl, set to drop on September 18. Featuring iconic tracks like "rollerblade", "party in the +62”", and many more! Weave into traditional Indonesian elements, from the clinking of ceng-ceng cymbals in "work" and gamelan motifs in "rollerblade" to the familiar honk of city minibuses in "honk!," capturing the distinct world no na builds.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:9/10/2026
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:88 Rising, 88rising
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