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EMERGING as a rising star in the local music scene, Aisha Retno has rapidly garnered a devoted fan base and is now poised to make her mark in the industry.

The daughter of the renowned Indonesian singer Jean Retno Aryani initially gained recognition in 2020 through her participation in the singing competition, Vokal Mania.

Aisha, whose full name is Sharifah Aisha Retno Sayed Sipulijam, further showcased her musical talent by competing in the fourth season of Big Stage, ultimately securing the third position.

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