Visa Run Orchestra

This song introduces Hiro, the woman behind Bali’s perfect weddings, turning invisible labour, romantic spectacle and controlled chaos into VRO’s first Japanese-influenced rock song.

A song about the quiet aftermath of emotional control: an acoustic soul-pop song about recovering pride, agency and the ability to feel the sun again without asking someone else for permission.

Where our hero travels to Jakarta in search of Java Girl, only to be swept into Indonesia’s Independence Day celebrations. Crack the code behind Parade 16Ø56 and the thousands of islands entering its symbolic procession.

Until It’s Reel is a Visa Run Orchestra single about Bali, influencer culture, curated beauty and the strange moment when experience becomes less important than the image proving it happened.

Java Girl introduces one of the first true female figures in the Visa Run Orchestra universe: a young woman leaving Java for Bali, carrying freedom, uncertainty and the promise of another life.

L’Étranger is the only French song in the Visa Run Orchestra universe: a farewell to Paris, memory, inherited elegance and the strange moment when the place that shaped you no longer feels like home.

I Have Time is a tender ecological song from Visa Run Orchestra, where Mother Nature speaks with patience, quiet power and a sense of time far greater than our own.

Red Flag is a Visa Run Orchestra single about attraction, warning signs and the strange human talent for recognizing danger while still walking toward it.

My Healthy Sunrise is a playful narrative pop song from Visa Run Orchestra, turning Bali’s morning rituals, wellness culture and small promises of self-improvement into a soft, ironic and tender scene of reinvention.

Padel Is Life is the second early single from Visa Run Orchestra and the song that introduces one of the project’s first emblematic characters: the Padel King, a social connector, businessman and tropical myth of Bali’s expat theatre.

Bali Bule Society is the first single from Visa Run Orchestra and the song that introduced its musical universe: a satirical, theatrical portrait of Bali’s foreign dreamers, social rituals and beautiful contradictions.