Indonesian multidisciplinary artist and musician Anthesianz officially releases his new album Svapna, a conceptual body of work that dissolves the boundaries between dream and reality. Derived from Sanskrit, Svapna means dream—a liminal inner space where memory, vulnerability, hope, and spirituality converge within immersive soundscapes.
Marking both a continuation and an evolution of Anthesianz’s artistic exploration, Svapna weaves together experimental electronic textures, ambient atmospheres, subtle ethnic elements, and emotional narrative structures. The album is not merely meant to be heard, but experienced—inviting listeners into a semi-conscious state where sound behaves like fragments of a dream: fluid, fleeting, and deeply resonant.
“Svapna speaks to what we cannot articulate while awake, but reveals itself honestly in dreams,” says Anthesianz.
“This album was born from silence, restlessness, and a search for meaning in an increasingly noisy world.”
Thematically, Svapna reflects on identity, alienation, nature, spirituality, and humanity’s relationship with both the inner self and the surrounding environment. Each track unfolds like a dream chapter—nonlinear yet interconnected through atmosphere, emotion, and sonic continuity.
Employing an organic and fearless production approach, Anthesianz incorporates layers of analog sound, field recordings, and unconventional rhythmic structures. The result is an album that feels intimate yet expansive—personal in its origins, universal in its emotional reach.
With Svapna, Anthesianz reaffirms his position as an independent artist committed to exploring music as a medium for reflection, quiet resistance, and inner liberation—standing apart from mainstream formulas while remaining deeply connected to the human experience.
The album Svapna is now available on major digital streaming platforms and will be accompanied by a series of visual releases, intimate performances, and artistic dialogues that further expand the album’s narrative universe.
Anthesianz introduces his new single called “Fala,” which means “my home,” and discusses the degradation of tropical green forests in Indonesia through Spotify Podcasts.
Indonesia, Anthesianz home town, hosts some of the world’s oldest tropical forests on islands like Sumatra, Kalimantan, Sulawesi, and Papua, covering over 95.5 million hectares, which is more than half of the country’s land area.Key points about forest loss.
Watch Fala music video premiered on January 1st, 2026
The video notes that action is being taken. Authorities have fined and seized millions of hectares of illegal plantations and mining operations in forest areas. Rehabilitation programs are restoring tens of thousands of hectares yearly, while local communities, activists, and scientists work to defend forests and replant trees. The speaker concludes that this fight is about preserving a rich natural heritage that provides clean air, a stable climate, and a home for thousands of species. When the forest falls silent, it is a loss of a shared future.
Anthesianz is an Indonesian singer-songwriter, educator, and cultural advocate.
Known as "The Songbird from East Nusantara," —also known as Dr. Andi Sulistiadi, S.E., M.M.—is a multi-talented artist. He is an artist and cultural researcher pioneering Spiritual Ethno-Futurism—a genre that blends faith-driven storytelling, Nusantara ethnic textures, and futuristic soundscapes.
Anthesianz creates immersive sonic experiences that go beyond entertainment. Each release is an invitation into contemplation—where spirituality, culture, and future-facing music converge.
He has spawned few digital albums. Hope (#hope extended) is the first album contains eight catchy songs in the Pop-Etnic-EDM genre in early 2022. Then, he released his previous digital albums entitled Laka Laka. In 2024, he has released new albums "Harendong" and also new hot single "Satu Warna Satu Rasa". in 2025, he releases new albums "Asasta" and "Shorts" ad single "Torang".
Anthesianz became the opening performer of the second day of Prambanan Jazz 2022 in Yogyakarta, previously Anthesianz was selected as the winner of the Jawara Goes To Prambanan Jazz Festival in Bandung in early June 2022. A month later, in early August 2022, he performed as a solo singer and musician at the International Tourism Wellness Conference Festival 2022 in Solo.Then, he attended several music festivals such as Edufun Music Festival, Mag Festival, Kalai Festival, Tangerang Volume 5 Gigs, Rumah Musik Indonesia, Musikawan De Javu Festival, Sarinah Wastra Dolanan Music Festival and December Care Festival 2022.
In early 2023, Anthesianz actively educated the arts & culture preservation campaign #indonesianwaves in the Tip-tip Cultural 2023 and Tangerang Fashion Festival (Taffest) 2023, Tabe Spots Festival 2023, Indonesia Annual Concert 2023, Teras Sore Elshinta TV, Bincang Musik Radio Heartline FM, Chillax Culture & Culinary Festival 2023, Eco Living Fest 2023, Festival Indonesia 2023, Traditional Games TGR Detective series, and Festival Seba Baduy 2023.
Amazingly, his songs were awarded in several events such as: "Kanekessian" won best Jawara Goes to Prambanan 2022, "Halimun" the best King Q Voice Fest 2023, "Adorn Our Souls" at Indonesia Annual Concert 2023, "Tak Jauh/Ain't That Far" got privilege award at Tren Got Talent 2023, and "Aku Bisa Hebat" got best original song at The Darwin's Theory.
In 2024, his "Harendong" album received an Apresiasi Kreasi Indonesia (AKI) Awards by Kementrian Pariwisata dan Ekonomi Kreatif Republik Indonesia. Erlier, He also become special guest that perfomed at Sound of Loudness Papette, Vietnam Music Fest 2024-Ho Chi Minh, and DCDC ShoutOut Day Music Fest 2024, Kenduri Nusantara 2025 & Sacred Toba Fest 2025.
Anthesianz has released few books adorably. The most popular one is in 2022 "The Wonderful of Paradise in Education" and "Little Dolanan". In 2023 he wrote several books such as "The Way Me", "Flowery", "Jiwa Kita", and "Soft cake". He also wonderfully releases several books in 2024 such as "The Strategy to Increase teacher's performances", In 2025 such as "The Harendong Theory", "Antheoze Theory", "Sacred Worship Leader". "Nityarajya: Sacred Saga", and more.