Upit Sarimanah’s self-titled album is here, a captivating collection of songs that reimagined what Sundanese music really means. Originally released by Mesra Records, it finally got repressed by LaMunai Records after out of circulation for decades. Born Suryamah on April 16, 1928, in Sadang, Purwakarta, Upit Sarimanah was a famous Indonesian singer, particularly known for her traditional Sundanese songs in the 1950s. She was a prominent figure at RRI Jakarta from 1950 to 1984 and also led the Gamelan Siliwangi.

A1. Tumbila Di Adu Boksen
A2. Sambatan Sakadang Kuja
A3. Pantja Sila
A4. Tjiandjur
A5. Haleuang Abdi
A6. Kitjir-Kitjir
B1. Oraj Welang
B2. Tjikapundung
B3. Kunaon Neuteup Ka Abdi
B4. Kongkorongok Hajam
B5. Order Baru
B6. Maling Tjabe