Ujang Exists cipta sejarah, muncul dengan kayu dram siri Signature Promark

PEMAIN dram kumpulan Exists, Ujang mencipta sejarah apabila mempunyai signature drum sticknya sendiri.

Apa yang istimewa, Ujang merupakan satu-satunya pemain dram Malaysia yang mempunyai signature stick Promark yang merupakan jenama terkenal di dunia.

Menurut Ujang, atau nama sebenarnya Saharudin Saniman, dia sangat terharu kerana akhirnya mempunyai signature series-nya sendiri.

“Ini merupakan satu pengiktirafan daripada Promark untuk pemuzik tempatan.

"Saya berharap selepas ini, ramai lagi pemuzik tempatan kita yang mendapat perhatian dan pengiktirafan daripada jenama-jenama yang dipercayai, baik di Malaysia mahu pun di luar negara,” katanya.

Ujang yang mempunyai 28 tahun pengalaman dalam industri berterima kasih kepada pihak JS Music yang bertungkus lumus melancarkan perjalanan pembikinan kayu dram tersebut sehingga sampai ke tangannya.

Untuk fasa pertama, hanya 144 pasang kayu dram dikeluarkan dan dijual pada harga RM79.

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