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Sufian Suhaimi

b. 1992

Malaysian singer

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Born 1992. Sufian Suhaimi is a Malaysian singer.

Sufian bin Haji Suhaimi (born 3 May 1992) is a Malaysian singer known for his singles "Terakhir", "Di Matamu", and "Mencuba".

"Terakhir" and "Di Matamu" were shortlisted for the Anugerah Juara Lagu, respectively in (AJL31) and (AJL33). Both songs were composed by himself and two friends, Sirkhan and Rinkarnaen.

Early life Sufian Suhaimi is from Mersing, Johor. His talent in singing developed since he was young and he started to play guitar in secondary school.

He holds a Bachelor's degree in English from the Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin and a master's degree in Mass communication from the Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam.

Career 2016: "Terakhir" and breakthrough "Terakhir" was composed by Sirkhan since 2012. A fan uploaded the song on YouTube and the song started to gain attention from fans. Few music labels contacted Sufian to sign him as a singer, yet he turned the offers down citing his conflict due to his affinity with rock music.

2017–2018: Follow-up singles, Di Matamu, and venture into Indonesian market In August 2017, his third single, "Terasa Ada" was released.

Next, Sufian released "Di Matamu" as his fourth single in March 2018. The single became a commercial success, gaining more than 20 million views on YouTube within two months. In January 2019, the official music video for "Di Matamu" became the most viewed Malaysian music video on YouTube after gaining more than 50 million views.

Following the success of "Di Matamu", Sufian re-recorded the song with Indonesian group, Shima for the Indonesian market. The song was re-recorded with new music arrangement and renamed "Di Matamu 2.0". A new video for "Di Matamu 2.0" was shot in Indonesia and released on 23 November 2018.

2019–present: "Mencuba", poetry book, and TRIO concert In April 2019, Sufian released the single, "Mencuba". The music video for the single gained more than 1 million views on YouTube in three days, as well as trending at number 2 on the video-sharing website. Sufian also announced his plans to release a poetry book, written since his days as a student in UniSZA, by the end of the year. The book will be published by Universiti Utara Malaysia.

Sufian, alongside Khai Bahar and Wany Hasrita, held the "TRIO Concert 2019" at Malawati Stadium, Selangor on 2 November 2019.

"Terakhir" 1 1 1 – – OST Duda Terlajak Laris "Harus Aku" 7 6 5 – –

"Terasa Ada" 14 8 8 – –

"Di Matamu" 1 1 1 1 1

"Mencuba" 6 11 3 – – 2020 "Takkan Merubah" 8 6 2 – – 2020 "Janji" 4 9 5 – –

As featured artist YearTitleArtistHighest position NotesEra FM SHIMA Band – – – – –

Concerts and tours Malaysia 2019: TRIO Concert 2019 (with Khai Bahar and Wany Hasrita), Malawati Stadium, Shah Alam, Selangor

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Who is Sufian Suhaimi?

Malaysian singer

When was Sufian Suhaimi born?

Sufian Suhaimi was born on 3 May 1992 in Mersing District.

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Sufian Suhaimi is a singer.

What nationality is Sufian Suhaimi?

Sufian Suhaimi is Malaysian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Sufian Suhaimi

· Wikidata: Q31186869

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