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Ame revives ‘60s rockabilly with modern edge in new single “Ipagpatawad Mo”

  Ame breathes new life into ’60s rock n’ roll with a contemporary twist in their new single, “ Ipagpatawad Mo ”—now available on all digital streaming platforms via Evosound Philippines . A denim-clad anthem of rebellion and romance, “Ipagpatawad Mo” blends blues-infused guitar riffs, electrifying rhythms, and raw, visceral energy. Channeling the spirit of rockabilly while infusing it with a fresh, dynamic sound, the track delivers a high-octane listening experience that combines the band’s signature DIY ethos with a more polished musical approach.  “We wanted a song that people can dance to,” Ame shares in an official press statement. “We’ve dabbled with the bluesy side of rockabilly, but we made sure to stay true to our creative vision. This track is special because it showcases our individual and collaborative strengths. Zarviel’s commanding vocal presence, the explosive guitar-drum interplay of Silas and Seuss, and Regit’s dynamic basslines  all come together to cre...

Noah Alejandre captures the bittersweet truth about friendships in new single “Mga Kaibigan”

  Filipino singer-songwriter Noah Alejandre , who gained recognition as half of the award-winning alt-pop duo reon , is back in the spotlight with a new single that tugs at the heartstrings.  Following the success of his previously released hit “ Nahuhulog Na Sa’Yo ,” which has amassed nearly 40 million streams since its 2022 release, Alejandre takes a more introspective approach with his latest track “ Mga Kaibigan .” A melancholic musing on how friendship changes over time, “Mga Kaibigan” pays tribute to the platonic relationships that we leave behind as we grow and pursue our individual paths. Written when Alejandre moved away from his hometown, the song captures the bittersweet truth of how life’s natural progression often leads to parting ways with the people who once meant everything. “It’s a song about how life naturally pulls people in different directions, not out of choice but out of necessity,” shares the Leyte-based artist. “It’s a mix of nostalgia, appreciation, a...

Jolianne navigates self-discovery and emotional growth in coming-of-age debut EP, Plain Girl

  Cebuana singer-songwriter Jolianne releases her debut EP, Plain Girl , via Sony Music Entertainment and Careless Music .  Written between the ages of 16 and 20, the coming-of-age record captures the transformative period of a young woman navigating the complexities of teenage life, embracing both the charm and chaos of self-discovery. It also explores the trials, triumphs, and messiness of stepping into adulthood while confronting the uncertainties of love, identity, and independence.  Drawing from her own experiences as she graduated from high school, moved to a new city, and began her journey as an artist, Plain Girl serves as a celebration of self-discovery. The EP blends R&B-infused pop with a sense of whimsical nostalgia, revealing the beauty of her formative years. “My life flipped entirely,” admits the Halfway There act. “I awkwardly stumbled my way through first encounters with emotions and challenges I’d never faced before. Those years were as much abo...

Regina Song to Bring “Fangirl: The Tour” to Manila next month!

  Singapore-based singer-songwriter Regina Song is set to make her highly anticipated Philippine debut with Fangirl: The Tour next month. The tour, which includes stops in key Southeast Asian cities such as Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Jakarta, and Manila, will showcase her dynamic blend of melodic guitar-pop sensibilities and infectious songwriting. Regina’s Fangirl: Live in Manila performances will take place across two venues. The first, an intimate solo acoustic set, will be held at Jess&Pat’s in Quezon City on January 24 . The following evening, January 25 , she will perform with her full band at Sari-Sari Cocktails in Makati City, featuring a stellar lineup of guest acts, including dwta, syd hartha, Muri, and Clara Benin. The Manila leg of the tour is presented by GNN , a Manila-based events company responsible for bringing renowned Asian acts to the region, including Hitsujibungaku (Japan), Pamungkas , Grrrl Gang , and Reality Club (Indonesia), Scrubb (Thailand), and El...

Sean Archer explores complicated adolescent life in debut EP, BANDA KA NANG BANDA

  Sean Archer marks his official debut with the release of his first EP, BANDA KA NANG BANDA , under Sony Music Entertainment . Named after a common phrase often alluded to passionate musicians whose connection with performing sees no limits, the title of the EP reflects the immediacy and grit of Sean Archer’s rock-leaning sound, drawing inspiration from his ‘90s grunge and pop-punk influences.  The multi-talented newcomer explains, " BANDA KA NANG BANDA talks about pushing through with your love of music despite the stigma it holds within our society, where people see music as a waste of time instead of a beneficial career or hobby. This record is very personal to me because it came from a place of confessional expression. I'm proud to have written songs that reflect my experiences as an adolescent in my early twenties, navigating love, sleep deprivation, band life, and interest in zodiac signs.” Sean Archer co-produced the album with his mentor Rico Blanco , with award-wi...

dwta’s ‘Di Naman is a confessional ode to unrequited love

  Continuing her rise to mainstream acclaim, dwta releases her new single “ 'Di Naman ” via Sony Music Entertainment .  On her lushly arranged alt-pop track, the Albay native expresses her frustrations with someone who may not reciprocate the same infatuated feelings as hers. As dwta describes it, “’ Di Naman is a song about the playful but frustrating side of unrequited love. Back when I first started writing it, it felt like I was just venting about my crushes and my fear of rejection. But as time passed and I experienced more, I realized the song wasn't just about being scared to make the first move but also about accepting that sometimes things don’t go your way in love.” Co-produced with frequent collaborator Brian Lotho , “’Di Naman” reimagines chamber pop and jazz music influences through her own contemporary lens. This marks a subtle shift from her folk-y beginnings to a more mature and sonically intricate direction, while remaining true to her personal brand as a si...

Muri releases “Afternoon,” the first official single off her upcoming debut EP

  London-based, Filipino indie-pop artist Muri releases “ Afternoon ,” the first official single off her upcoming debut EP. The track chronicles the adjustments of living in a new, unfamiliar place away from home, something that the Filipino singer-songwriter has dealt with in recent years after deciding to pack her bags and pursue a music career in Europe. “I was constantly comparing here and home, which created this sometimes dark cloud of bitterness, desolation, and frustration, without really realizing that that was an unhealthy thing to do,” tells Muri, the violinist-singer of Philippine-based indie-folk collective The Ransom Collective . “And it really takes a lot out of you, until you realize you can redefine your own reality for yourself. Afternoon is kind of that journey. Both the dark, and the good that you find when you lean into it differently. Whether that’s realizing there’s something, someone, you’re missing, whatever it is that may have given comfort and is now go...

Keiko Necesario opens up about overcoming challenges in married life on “Kahit Pa Anong Mangyari”

  Filipino indie singer-songwriter Keiko Necesario finds renewed strength in love and spirituality amidst unjust social conditions on her new single “ Kahit Pa Anong Mangyari ,” out on all digital streaming platforms. The irresistible pop-rock confessional shows Keiko’s resilience and vulnerability in disarmingly bold ways as she chronicles her story of overcoming a challenging season in her married life—thanks to God and her husband, who never left her side during a tumultuous ordeal.  According to Keiko, she penned the track at a time when she and her partner struggled to make ends meet while reflecting on what truly matters for her and between them. “Last year, it came to a point when we only had 700 pesos in our bank account, and we had to figure out what to do because there were bills to pay and other things to think about,” shares the multi-talented solo artist. “During that difficult time, we chose to have faith because we knew and believed that seasons come and go. God...