as a musician, letting go of the past and reliving childhood ambitions in an era of adulthood. ‘Jennovine’ is easily crowned her best pop project to date, exploring artistry and lyricism like never before. Embracing her collaborative spirit, the album features appearances from fellow Indonesian artists Ariel Nayaka, Rendy Pandugo and Pamungkas. Alongside direct features, Petra Sihombing and Gamaliel also bear producer credits. Not long after ‘Jennovine’, the trilogy with Empire was picked up and mastered for release starting with ‘Want Ur Love’ at the end of 2021, followed by ‘Earn It’ and ‘Dedicate’ in early 2022. The EP became Sheryl’s last release under Musica before finally going independent in 2022. Discography Albums and EPs Sheryl Sheinafia (2013) ii (2017) Jennovine (2021) Want Ur Love Trilogy (2021) Singles Drowning (2010) Demi Aku (2012) Rasa Sunyi (2013) Bla Bla Bla (2013) Kita Berdua (2014) Ku Tunggu Kau Putus (2017) Kedua Kalinya (2017) Gita Cinta (2017) Sebatas Teman (2017) Sweet Talk (2018) Fix You Up (2018) I Don't Mind (2018) Setia (2019) Positif (2019) Okay (2020) Bye (2020) I Wish I Knew Better (2020) Déjà vu (2020) Lose My Mind (2020) Want Ur Love (2021) Earn It (2022) Dedicate (2022) Acting career Before playing starring roles, Sheryl started her acting career with a cameo in Raditya Dika’s highly praised comedy film, Marmut Merah Jambu (2014). The part earned her a leading role in Dika’s sophomore film, Koala Kumal (2016) to which her performance in the film was critically acclaimed, earning her 3 nominations including one for "Best Newcomer" from the Indonesian Movie Actors Awards. She then went on to play a leading role as Ratna alongside Refal Hady in Lucky Kuswandi’s modern take on classic Indonesian romantic drama, Galih & Ratna (2017). The role earned two nominations, including one for “Best Actress in a Leading Role” from the Indonesian Film Festival and further solidified Sheryl’s acting career making her a serious talent to keep an eye out for in the Indonesian acting scene. In that same year, starring alongside Brandon Salim, Sheryl managed to secure another lead role as Ellie in The Underdogs (2017). Her next big film would not be until 2 years later in which she played Kris in Bebas (2019), the Indonesian adaptation of the Korean film Sunny (2011). Directed by Riri Riza, the nostalgic tribute to highschool companionship was a box-office hit and soon after, racked numerous accolades