Mocca is an Indonesian indie pop band that has taken the music scene by storm with their unique blend of sweet melodies and retro aesthetics. Formed in 1997, the band consists of four members - Arina (vocals), Riko (guitar), Toma (bass), and Indra (drums). Known for their catchy pop tunes and whimsical lyrics, Mocca has captivated audiences not only in their home country but also internationally. The band's music is heavily influenced by the sounds of the 1960s and 1970s, incorporating elements of lounge, bossa nova, and jazz. Mocca's love for vintage fashion and their commitment to crafting music that evokes a sense of nostalgia have been the key ingredients to their success. Their debut album, "How Wonderful Life Would Be," released in 2002, was an instant hit and solidified their position as one of the leading indie-pop bands in Southeast Asia. Throughout their career, Mocca has released numerous albums, each showcasing their growth and development as musicians. Their songs, characterized by Arina's soothing vocals and the band's infectious melodies, often revolve around themes of love, dreams, and youthful innocence. With their dreamy soundscapes and timeless charm, Mocca continues to enchant listeners, proving that good music knows no boundaries.
