Untukmu

Feminin was a Malaysian girl group from Kuala Lumpur, consisting of sisters Asfarina and Ruzilawati Muhamad, Nor Intan Zanariah Abdul Zaharin, Andriaty Abdul Rahman and Nor Askiela Zainal Abidin. They started out as a dance group under Edriss Collection, managed by Edriss Razhe, where they auditioned for the 1991 Malaysia Fiesta.^[2] The members of the group were approached by the New Southern Records (NSR) and offered them a chance to record their first studio album.^[3][4]

Working with KRU and several other composers and record producers, including Yogi B (who later become part of Poetic Ammo), Feminin recorded Untukmu, with the recording was done primarily at Suara Studio in Kuala Lumpur. Man Keedal and David Yee played the guitar and bass respectively for the songs "Syurga di Dunia" and "Selamat Tinggal Cinta". The album's musical style were rendered as old school hip-hop, which the group described suitable for their album's concept. For the album, they have their shortened haircut to follow the 1970s image.^[5][6] The album was produced by Susan Goh and KRU, mixed and mastered by Ivan Lim and Richard Goh.

Untukmu was released on 26 July 1993, with the titular song released as its lead single. The album was well-received and sold 100,000 copies upon its release, a record for a work by a female Malaysian music group.^[7][8]