Batak Medley is an arrangement of Eunike Tanzil in the style of traditional Batak, in collaboration with the Berklee Indonesian Ensemble. It consists of two folk songs from North Sumatra (Sing Sing So and Sik Sik Sibatumanikam).

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Vocals:
Marclesia Karim, Jakarta, Indonesia
Christopher Jimmy Lim, Jakarta, Indonesia
Anastasya Poetri, Jakarta, Indonesia

Flute: Kristalis Sotomayor, Puerto Rico
Alto sax: Jose Ignacio Santos Aquino, Dominican Republic

E. guitar: Kinski Onggara, Jakarta, Indonesia
E. piano: Eunike Tanzil, Medan, Indonesia
Keyboard: Tasya Rifalia, Jakarta, Indonesia
E. bass: Aubrey Situmorang, Surabaya, Indonesia
Drums: Carles Pereira Jr. , Spain
Percussion: Juan Pablo Tello, Colombia

Arrangement by Eunike Tanzil

Video recording: Regina Crisosto Jequier
Video edit: Isak Kotecki
Audio recording: Megan Chase
Audio mix: Edoardo Santini
Audio master: Jonathan Wyner

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