List of Indonesian musicians and musical groups
This is a list of Indonesian musicians and musical groups from various genres.
A
- A. T. Mahmud – children's song writer
- Acha Septriasa – Female pop singer and actress
- Afgan – Male pop/R&B/soul singer, actor
- Agnez Mo – Indonesian pop/R&B/soul singer/songwriter, dancer and actress
- Ahmad Albar – rock musician and vocalist
- Ahmad Band – led by Ahmad Dhani
- Ahmad Dhani – Pop/rock singer/songwriter, composer and record producer. The owner of Republik Cinta Management.
- Alvin Lubis – arranger and producer
- Amara - Soul/country singer
- Anang Hermansyah—Pop singer/songwriter, record producer and politician
- Andien—Indonesian jazz singer
- Anisa Rahma - Female pop/R&B singer, dancer and actress and Formerly of girlband Cherrybelle
- Anggun – Indonesian and French naturalised singer/songwriter. World's best selling Indonesian artist. First Indonesian who breaks worldwide music charts.
- Andra and The BackBone – pop/alternative rock band
- Ari Lasso – pop/rock singer, ex-vocalist of Dewa 19
- Aurel Hermansyah—Female pop singer. Daughter of Anang Hermansyah and Krisdayanti
- Ayu Ting Ting – dangdut singer
B
- Balawan – jazz/rock/traditional/fusion guitarist and double neck guitar virtuoso
- Bayou – pop band
- Benyamin Sueb – Betawi traditional singer, actor
- Bimbo – religious group vocals
- Bottlesmoker - Bottlesmoker is a music project by Anggung Kuy Kay (Angkuy) and Ryan Nobie Adzani, from Bandung, Indonesia. - http://bottlesmoker.com/
- Broery Marantika – tenor singer
- Bunga Citra Lestari – Pop singer and actress
- Burgerkill
C
- Camelia Malik – dangdutfemale singer
- Cherrybelle – Indo pop girl band
- Chrisye – pop/soul/progressive rock male singer
- Cici Paramida—female Dangdut singer
- Cinta Laura – electropop female singer, dancer, and actress
- Cita Citata—Female dangdut singer and actress
- Citra Scholastika—Indonesian female pop/jazz singer. Runner up Indonesian Idol season 6
- Coboy—Indonesia boyband
- Coboy Junior—Indonesian young pop boyband
- Cokelat – Hard rock/alternative rock band. Most Favourite Artist Indonesia at 2003 MTV Asia Awards
D
- Dalagita – Indonesian vocal group, finalist of X Factor Indonesia first season
- D'Cinnamons
- D'Masiv
- Deadsquad
- Dewa 19
- Dewi Lestari—Indonesian singer/songwriter and best selling author
- Dewi Persik – Dangdut singer
- Dewiq – Rock singer and songwriter
- Dewi Sandra – Pop/R&B singer, dancer, actress and model
- Didi Kempot—Most popular campursari singer. His songs are very well known in Java island, Indonesia as well as in Suriname
- Dira Sugandi – jazz singer
E
- Ebiet G Ade – country/ballad/folk male singer
- Edane – hard rock/heavy metal band
- Efek Rumah Kaca
- Elvy Sukaesih – Dangdut female diva/Queen of Dangdut Indonesia
- Endank Soekamti - Pop Rock
- Erie Suzan—Dangdut/Pop/RnB female singer
- Eros Djarot – Pop Male Singer/Songwriter
- Evie Tamala – dangdut female singer
F
- Fatin Shidqia – Indonesian Pop Singer, winner of the first season of X Factor Indonesia
- Fariz RM – Indonesian Pop Music Maestro
- Francois Mohede - Soul/country singer
- Funeral Inception
G
- Geisha – pop band
- Gesang – keroncong musician
- Gigi – rock band
- Glenn Fredly – pop/R&B/jazz musician
- Gita Gutawa – pop/teen pop/classical female singer. She won The 6th International Nile Children Song Festival in Cairo
- God Bless – rock group
- Gombloh – pop singer and songwriter
- Gordon Tobing – folk singer and songwriter
- Guruh Soekarno Putra – musician/songwriter
H
- Harmony Chinese Music Group
- Harry Roesli – avant garde musician
I
- Ian Antono—Indonesian guitarist and songwriter
- Iis Dahlia—Indonesian dangdut female singer
- Indra Lesmana—Jazz musician, singer, songwriter and record producer
- Indah Dewi Pertiwi—Indonesian pop singer, dancer, model
- Inka Christie—Indonesian female rock singer
- Inul Daratista – Dangdut female singer
- Irwansyah – Pop singer and actor
- Ismail Marzuki – writer of patriotic songs
- Iwa K – male rapper
- Iwan Fals – folk/country/ballad male singer
- Isyana Sarasvati - Female pop/RnB/jazz/soul singer, pianist, and songwriter
J
- James F. Sundah – songwriter
- Jamrud – formerly Jamrock; hard rock/heavy metal band.
- JKT48 – idol group, Indonesian sister band of Japanese AKB48
- Jockie Soerjoprajogo – formerly of God Bless, keyboarder and songwriter
- Joy Tobing – winner of Indonesian Idol season 1
- J-Rocks – rock band
- Judika—Indonesian male rock singer. Runner Up Indonesian Idol season 2
- Julia Perez – Dangdut singer, actress, and model for FHM and Maxim France
K
- Kahitna – pop band
- Kerispatih – pop band
- Koes Plus – one of Indonesia's earliest pop band
- Koil – industrial rock/heavy metal band
- Kotak – pop/rock band
- Krakatau – ethnic jazz fusion
- Kris Dayanti – pop/R&B female singer
- Killing Me Inside – Modern Rock Emo Post-Hardcore
L
M
- Maliq & D'Essentials – Jazz group
- Marshanda – pop/R&B female singer and actress
- Maudy Ayunda - female singer/songwriter and actress
- Melky Goeslaw – Pop Male Singer
- Melly Goeslaw – pop/R&B/dance singer/songwriter, record producer
- Meriam Bellina – Pop singer
- Mike Mohede—Indonesian singer. Winner of Indonesian Idol season 2
- Mocca – retro swing/jazz band
- Mulan Jameela—Indonesian pop singer and formerly of duo Ratu
N
- Nafa Urbach—Indonesian rock/dangdut singer
- Naif
- Netral—Indonesian rock/punk band
- Nicky Astria—Indonesian rock singer
- Nike Ardilla—Indonesia Rock, Pop Rock, Blues, metal singer. She has sold 30 million albums to date, and has the distinction of having the best selling album all of time in Indonesia. Her 1995 album Sandiwara Cinta has sold five million copies, while her second album Bintang Kehidupan has sold four million copies.
- Nidji
- NOAH—Indonesian best selling alternative pop/rock band.
- Norazia
- Novita Dewi—Indonesian pop/rock/gospel singer. She was the grand champion of Astana International Song Festival 2005 in Kazakhstan
- Nu Dimension – Indonesian boy band, 2nd runner-up of X Factor Indonesia first season
O
- Once – pop singer
P
- Padi – Alternative rock band. MTV Asia Awards 2002's winner on the category Most Favourite Indonesian Artist.
- Panbers
- Pane Irma – pop female singer
- Pee Wee Gaskins
- Pinkan Mambo – pop/R&B female singer. Formerly of duo Ratu
- Project Pop—Indonesian comedic band
- Purgatory
- Payung Teduh - Acoustic/jazz Band
R
- Radja – melayu pop/rock band
- Ratu – female pop/R&B/rock duo
- Rhoma Irama – dangdut male singer/songwriter, musician, actor, politician. He recognised as The King of Dangdut
- Rini Wulandari—Indonesian pop/RnB singer. Winner of Indonesian Idol season 4
- Rizky Febian-male pop, RnB, soul & jazz singer, songwriter. He is the son of the comedian Sule
- Rossa – Indonesian pop/R&B/soul female singer and the most popular regional (Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia) artist
- Ruth Sahanaya – Pop/R&B/classic female singer
- Raisa Andriana – Pop/R&B/soul/jazz female singer
S
- Sajama Cut – indie rock band
- Samsons – Indonesian pop rock band
- Sandhy Sondoro – Pop/adult contemporary male singer and winner of the 2009 International Contest of Young Pop Singer New Wave in Latvia\
- Shanty - female pop/R&B/soul/jazz singer, dancer and actress
- Sheila on 7 – Pop/alternative rock band
- Sherina Munaf – female pop singer/songwriter and former most popular child star
- Sheryl Sheinafia – female pop/soul singer
- Siksakubur
- Slamet Abdul Sjukur – contemporary musician
- Slank – rock band
- SM*SH – boyband
- Sore – Indonesian rock revival/psychedelic band
- SOS – international girl group of indonesia
- ST 12 – Malay/pop band
- Stars And Rabbit - indie pop, indie folk
- Sule - Comedy and pop alternative rock singer and was the highest paid Indonesian host who's been casted in Opera Van Java, Ini Talkshow, Bukan Sekedar Wayang and Comedy Night Live
- Superman is Dead – punk rock band
- Stinky
- Syahrini - female pop singer, songwriter, actress and dancer
T
- Tantowi Yahya – Indonesian well-known country singer, TV presenter and member of Indonesian house of representative
- Terryana Fatiah—Indonesian pop female singer
- Tigapagi - Indonesian indie band (Sundanese music influences)
- Thomas Djorghi—Dangdut male singer, model and actor
- Titi DJ – pop/R&B/soul female singer, Indonesian idol judge and former of Indonesian representative at Miss World 1983
- Titiek Puspa – Pop singer
- Total Idiot – Street punk band
- Tukul Arwana – Comedy singer and was the highest paid Indonesian host who's been hosting Bukan Empat Mata show
- The Changcuters – garage rock/rock & roll band
- The S.I.G.I.T. – garage rock band
- Trees & Wild – post-rock/folk band
- Tulus - male pop, soul & jazz singer
U
- Ungu – pop/rock band
V
- Vidi Aldiano – pop male singer
- Vierra – pop/rock band
- Vina Panduwinata – pop female singer
W
- Wage Rudolf Supratman – musician / songwriter
- Wali – local pop creative band
- Waljinah – keroncong singer
- West Java Syndicate – ethnic-fusion group
- White Shoes & The Couples Company – rock pop/jazz band
- Wayang – pop Band
Y
- Yovie & Nuno—Indonesian pop band. Winning Most Favorite Artist Indonesia at the 2008 MTV Asia Awards
- Yuni Shara – pop female singer
- Yura Yunita — pop female singer
Z
- Zeke and the Popo – psychedelic band
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