Banda Aceh - Acehnese reggae artist Muhammad Ramadhan Al-Rasuly claimed to refuse to appear at the VII Cultural Week (PKA) VII event, because he considered the committee to be unprofessional and not transparent. Indeed he and the modern and traditional Malay, Aceh and Reggae (Made In Made) music arts group will perform on Wednesday (8/8/2018 at 21:30 WIB on the main stage of Blang Padang, Banda Aceh.
According to the man who is familiarly called Made, as an artist who has performed at various world-class music events, he and his team are treated unnaturally by the PKA committee.
Until now, his affairs are still without letters, without invitations and without a work contract agreement, it clearly seems unprofessional. While this event is classified as a very prestigious event held four years even with a budget of 72 billion rupiahs, said Made in a release received by AceHTrend, Tuesday night (07/08/2018)
In fact, added Made, the offer of gig at PKA VII had been submitted since July by employees of the UPTD Aceh Cultural Arts Park. Because of the offer, Made, who was traveling the world following international and national reggae events, chose to go home, to enliven the four-year cultural celebration.
This offer was submitted by one or one of the parties from the government agency on Aceh's arts and culture affairs, namely the UPTD Aceh Cultural Arts Park Via cellular phone from last July, when I was in Jakarta and finally yesterday in early August I had to go back to Aceh , said Made, as written in the press release.
Another thing, what made Made failed to appear was the nominal amount of honor that would be received by his party, equivalent to payment for talent, and even then it would be given in September.
Previously I never thought of releasing this news. But because there are also some friends, artists, musicians who complain to me. Moreover, the technical problems in the field, he said, were the quality of a nonstandard sound system and very disappointing artists, Made said.
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Made claimed to be disappointed, the Aceh Government, especially the related offices, seemed to disrespect artists. Their treatment as they pleased with the perpetrators of art, made him also have to take a stand. "They should be able to maintain a good relationship with us as an art worker, not the other way around who is impressed that we should expect to get a job from the event committee," said Made, who has been performing since Aceh was still in conflict.
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Source: Aceh Trend
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