Opick

Rock and pop-rock beginnings

In the 90s, he formed a hard rock band called Timor Band with his close friends from Jember, many of their works received criticisms and backlash due to its harsh lyrics, he offered their demo album Nyanyian Perjalanan (lit. 'Songs of the Journey'), to many labels, but was often rejected until it was accepted in 1997 by TVRI for their short programme for new years.^[7]

In 1999, Opick released a pop-rock debut album titled Pasar Malam Di Kepalamu (lit. 'A Night Market In Your Head') under his new name Au Nur, it was produced under the label Airo Records,^[9] it was later re-released under the name Jejak Langkah (lit. 'Footsteps') in 2005.^[7]

In 2003, Opick released a second album under his new and current pseudonym, Opick, titled Tak Ada Habisnya (lit. 'No End').^[9]

Islamic music career

In the early 2000s, Opick experienced many failures in his musical career, with his albums not selling much in the wider market. Though he was a rocker, he was known for being pious, he shifted his musical career from rock to religious music, often appearing wearing a turban and Muslim attire in his performances.^[7][10] He was offered to be a judge at the Nasyid, Tausyiah dan Qiraah show on TV7. After his appearance, he was asked to compose and sing religious songs by K.H. Arifin Ilham, and was asked by Agus Idwar, a member of Snada, to make a cover of Tombo Ati.^[11][7]

In mid to late 2004, his arrangement of Tombo Ati gains renowned popularity after RCTI claim it as the theme song of Ramadan of 1425, as well as the usage of the song in the news coverage of the tsunami in Aceh.^[10][7]

In 2005, he offered his 1999 song, Dealova, to Once Mekel after rejecting multiple other artists whom he considered unfit for the song,^[2][12] it was used as a part of a film soundtrack by the same name.^[13]

In early June 2005, he released his debut religious album Istighfar (lit. 'I Seek Forgiveness'), it quickly gained popularity and received positive reception in the market, selling up to 200,000 to 310,000 copies in 3 months.^[6][1] The album later received 5 platinums after selling over 800,000 copies in mid-2006.^[9][11]

Compilations

• The Best of Opick (2011)

Live album

• The Best of Opick Live & Acoustic (2015)
• Senandung Hari Raya Live: Opick (2023)

Singles

• "Indahnya Ramadhan" (2021)
• "Engkau Tak Sendiri" featuring Reza Artamevia (2022)
• "Shollu Ala Ahmad" (2022)
• "Tombo Ati (Obat Hati)" (2023)
• "Cahaya Hati" (Live Version) (2023)
• "Assalamu'alaikum" (Live Version) (2024)
• "Tersenyumlah" (2024)
• "Allah Ya Maulana" (2025)

Collaboration albums

• Tausiyah Dzikir dan Nasyid (2004) with the song 'Tombo Ati'
• Obat Hati: Kumpulan Nasyid Persaudaraan (2005) with the song 'Tombo Ati'
• Bunga Kasih Sayang (2006) with the songs 'Satu Rindu' and 'Alhamdulillah' (featuring Amanda)
• Dua Belas Lagu Islami Terbaik Vol. 3 (2007) with the songs 'Ya Robbana' (featuring Uje) and 'Taqwa'
• RCTI Cinta Ramadhan (2008) with the songs 'Ramadhan Tiba', 'Assalamualaikum', and 'Tombo Ati'
• Cinta Ramadhan 2 (2009) with the songs 'Cahaya Hati' and 'Hanya Hamba Allah' (featuring Amanda)
• Muhasabah Cinta (2010) with the song 'Maha Melihat' (featuring Amanda)
• Keimananku (2011) with the song 'Cahaya Hati'
• Menuju Kemenangan (2012) with the song 'Allah Maha Besar (versi baru)'
• Ramadhan Penuh Cinta (2018) with the songs 'Syukur Atas Karunia' and 'KarenaMu'
• Senandung Hari Raya (2023) with the songs 'Tombo Ati (versi baru)' and 'Ramadan Tiba (versi baru)'

Film

Television series