SJV: A relatively new band but with high aspirations

Image 1: Vocalist Jessie Paath (with black headscarf) with SJV band playing at PERWIRA’s Satay & Reog Festival at Federation Square, Melbourne – 23 May 2026. Photo courtesy: Anis Armanto. Image 2: Vocalist Jessie Paath ( second from the left) posing with some of her fans after performing at PERWIRA’s Satay & Reog Festival at Federation Square, Melbourne – 23 May 2026. Photo courtesy: SPD.

SJV: A relatively new band but with high aspirations When someone loves what they do, no matter how challenging it is, they will definitely do it. That's what happened in the life of Jessie Paath, a wife, mother of her children, working three jobs, and also the vocalist of the SJV band (Sedulur Jawa Victoria).

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Published 28 May 2026 3:24pm

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SJV: A relatively new band but with high aspirations When someone loves what they do, no matter how challenging it is, they will definitely do it. That's what happened in the life of Jessie Paath, a wife, mother of her children, working three jobs, and also the vocalist of the SJV band (Sedulur Jawa Victoria).

How does Jessie Paath manage her time? This time, we'd like to highlight her involvement in the band SJV.

Jessie Paath spoke to SBS Indonesian about how the band was formed.

She also described the challenges faced by the band, its activities, and its involvement in the community.

What are the band's aspirations? What do they ultimately hope to achieve? Jessie Paath explains all of this and other related topics in this interview.

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