Rindu Ini

The song was recorded in September 1992 and does not include in any of Chrisye's albums. It also never receive airplay from any of Indonesian radio stations during that period. The track was composed by Tito Sumarsono, who previously worked with Chrisye on several of his albums, with lyrics written by Cecep A.S. Dwiki Dharmawan serves as the producer.^[1]

Dharmawan revealed that the recording process used technology from the early 1990s, which was considered modern at the time. During the recording, Chrisye asked him to include a synthesizer instead of an acoustic guitar to completed the musical arrangement.^[1] Indrawati Widjaja, Director of Musica Studios explained the reason why "Rindu Ini" wasn't released upon the completion of its recording:

"At that time, the process of selecting a 'flagship' song wasn't easy. A flagship song usually consisted of several songs, so careful consideration was needed before including it in the next album."^[a][2]

Yogi Rachman from ANTARA, wrote the song "tells the story of a man who fell in love with his partner". He also complimented that the man "remains sincerely in love with his lover until the end of his life despite a sad past".^[1][2]

"Rindu Ini" was released posthumously on 25 September 2020,^[3][4] 10 days upon what would have been Chrisye's 71st birthday.^[1][2] The song is also the second recording by Chrisye to be released posthumously after his death, the other being "Lirih", his final official recording released in 2008 and followed by "Yang Kusayang" in 2022.

Writing for Kompas, Frans Sartono described the song as the "forgotten artifact" of Chrisye.^[5]