Reza Artamevia Biography: Age, Husband, Net Worth, Songs, Albums, Movies, Height

Reza Artamevia Adriana Eka Suci, known professionally as Reza Artamevia, is a distinguished Indonesian singer, actress, and former politician of Javanese and Sundanese descent, celebrated for her distinctive alto voice and contributions to the music industry since the 1990s.

Rising to fame with her debut album Keajaiban (1997), she became one of Indonesia’s top female solo artists, earning accolades such as the 1998 Anugrah Musik Indonesia for Best Solo R&B Singer.

Her performances, including singing the opening theme for the 2008 Asian Beach Games, and her inclusion in Rolling Stone Indonesia’s 50 Greatest Indonesian Singers in 2010, have solidified her legacy as a leading figure in Indonesian entertainment.

Profile

• Full Name: Reza Artamevia Adriana Eka Suci
• Stage Name: Reza Artamevia
• Born: 29 May , 1975
• Age: 50 years old
• Birthplace: Jakarta, Indonesia
• Nationality: Indonesian
• Occupation: Singer, Actress, Former Politician
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. Suci, Mrs. Suci
• Siblings: Zahwa Khabiza
• Spouse: Adjie Massaid (m.1999–2005)
• Children: Zahwa Rezi Massaid, Aaliyah Annisa Jeffar Massaid
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $1.6 million

Early Life and Education

Reza Artamevia Adriana Eka Suci was born on May 29, 1975, in Jakarta, Indonesia, to parents with a strong artistic heritage, though their names are not publicly documented.

Raised alongside her sister, Zahwa Khabiza, Reza grew up in a family steeped in the arts, with her grandfather running a Javanese dance studio and her mother, of Solo descent, performing as a professional dancer at the State Palace from the Soekarno to Soeharto eras.

Her talent for singing emerged at age four, when she sang “Ambilkan Bulan” during a blackout, prompting her mother to nurture her vocal abilities. Reza attended the Faculty of Economics at Universitas Pancasila in Jakarta, earning a bachelor’s degree.

Her ethnicity is Javanese-Sundanese, and she practices Islam.

Career

Reza Artamevia, began her career in 1985 by competing in the Children’s TV Song Competition at age 10, showcasing her early vocal talent.

She later formed a band and worked as a backing vocalist for Dewa 19, which led to her discovery by producer Ahmad Dhani. In 1997, under Aquarius Musikindo, she released her debut album, Keajaiban, featuring hits like “Pertama” and “Satu Yang Tak Bisa Lepas.”

Her cover of Vina Panduwinata’s “Dia” became a chart-topping success, earning her the 1998 Anugrah Musik Indonesia award for Best Solo R&B Singer and establishing her as a leading voice in Indonesian music.

Her second album, Keabadian (2000), marked a significant milestone with international collaborations, including duets with Japanese singer Masaki Ueda on “Biar Menjadi Kenangan,” “Forever Peace,” and “The Last Kiss.”

The album’s title track and covers like Dewa 19’s “Cinta ‘Kan Membawamu Kembali” further elevated her status, with Keabadian achieving commercial success in Indonesia and abroad. Her third album, Keyakinan (2003), continued her streak of hits.

In 2008, Reza made history as the first Indonesian singer to perform the opening theme, “Inspire the World,” at the Asian Beach Games in Bali, captivating an audience that included President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and 45 Asian heads of state.

After a seven-year hiatus, Reza returned in 2009 with The Voicer, featuring new singles “Ketulusan” and “Tidakkah Kau Lihat.”

That year, she briefly changed her stage name to Reza Artamevira, symbolizing a shift from “sadness” to “happiness.” In 2010, Rolling Stone Indonesia named her among the 50 Greatest Indonesian Singers.

She also ventured into acting, with roles in The Empty Chair (2006) and Sayap Kecil Garuda (2014), and entered politics as a Democratic Party member, though she later stepped back from public office.

Despite personal challenges, including publicized legal issues, Reza remains a respected figure, with her music and performances continuing to resonate with fans through platforms like Spotify, where she has 1.6 million monthly listeners as of 2025.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @rezaartameviaofficial
• YouTube Handle: Reza Artamevia Official (@RezaArtameviaOfficial)

Personal Life

Reza Artamevia, was married to actor and politician Adjie Massaid from February 9, 1999, until their divorce on January 17, 2005.

They have two daughters, Zahwa Rezi Massaid (born November 19, 2000) and Aaliyah Annisa Jeffar Massaid, who has followed in her mother’s footsteps as a singer and actress.

Reza has kept her personal life private since her divorce, with no confirmed romantic relationships as of 2025.

Filmography

• The Empty Chair (2006)
• Sayap Kecil Garuda (2014)
• Indonesian Choice Awards 5.0 NET (2018)

Discography

• Keajaiban (1997)
• Keabadian (2000)
• Keyakinan (2003)
• The Voicer (2009)

Net Worth

Reza Artamevia, has an estimated net worth of $1.6 million USD. Her wealth primarily comes from her successful music career, with four albums and numerous hit singles generating significant earnings.

Additional income stems from her acting roles, brand endorsements, and social media collaborations. Reza also runs a culinary business focused on nasi kebuli and co-manages Temans Media, an artist management company, contributing to her financial portfolio.