Seksis is the nineteenth studio album by Singaporean singer Anita Sarawak. It was released on 24 February 2004 by RadioAktive (KRU Music Group).
Production After 16 years in the United States, Anita Sarawak returned to Singapore in August 2001 and began performing more frequently in Singapore and Malaysia. In 2003, she signed with RadioAktive, a music label under the KRU Music Group, and began working on a new album.
Seksis was his first studio album in 13 years, following Antara Yang Manis (1992). The album was produced by Edry Abdul Halim, who also wrote five of the ten tracks. The title track, "Seksis," focuses on strength, self-respect, and women's empowerment.The album also aiming to connect Anita Sarawak with a younger audience.
Track listing
Release and reception Seksis was released on 24 February 2004, with the title track serving as the lead single. A music video directed by Yusry Abdul Halim, featuring Anita Sarawak and her husband, was produced to promote the single.
Shortly after the album's release, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) banned government and private radio stations from playing "Seksis" and "Diva," citing improper mixing of Malay and English in the lyrics. The ban on private stations was later lifted under provided guidelines.
A review in Berita Harian praised Anita Sarawak's commanding presence, stating: "Who else can deliver ‘Seksis’ as powerfully as Anita?"
Personnel Anita Sarawak – vocals Edry Abdul Halim – producer, composer Norman Abdul Halim - executive producer Archie – composer Nine – composer Neves (Pretty Ugly) – composer Mazlan Hamzah – composer Johan Nawawi – composer Yusry Abdul Halim – music video director
Release history RegionRelease dateFormatLabelMalaysia24 February 2004CD, Digital downloadRadioAktive / KRU Music Group
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