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Yahoo Southeast AsiaFil-Am travels the world to look for love, writes songs about his journey
In search of love, Brad Go initiated the Hush Project in 2013: a country-hopping journey where he interviewed people about their thoughts of love, and then wrote songs about it.
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The Vamps to get future Grammy vote from this Fil-Canadian?
The Vamps puts a new spin on the term "boy band"' with their distinct style and sound, observed a voting member of the Grrmmy Awards.
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Boyce Avenue: Kilig kings pack Araneta Coliseum
Boyce Avenue's amazing effect was in full force on Valentine’s Day when the group played their first arena concert in the Philippines and packed it like a boss. .
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Thor scratches seven-year itch two years after ‘The Voice PH’
The new album is a mix of originals and soul classics.
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Loving Boyce Avenue as only Pinoys can
Best known for their covers, Boyce Avenue is set to stage their first-ever arena show in the Philippines on Valentine's Day.
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Ai-Ai looks forward to kissing Richard Yap live
While Ai-Ai delas Alas and Richard Yap’s 'My Binondo Gir' characters had a much talked-about kissing scene, her upcoming concert, the two actors' reunion project, is repeating history by featuring a live kissing scene between them.
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Kamikazee’s Jay Contreras urges fans: ‘OPM first’
The charismatic frontman of Kamikazee finds no problem in Filipinos becoming ardent fans of foreign music. But if he has the power to “cure” that somewhat colonial mentality pervading in Philippine culture, he would.
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Philpop challenges newbies to beat veteran songwriters
“We encourage experimentation in Philpop,” said executive director Ryan Cayabyab. “The goal is to open the door for refreshing, meaningful new music to find a larger audience”.
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Jon Santos: Social media raised the bar for comedians
“Mahirap patawanin ang Pinoy na techie.... The pressure to be original, edgier and novel is there.”
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Andrew E. back in the spotlight
Andrew E., now back from a four-year break, recently launched a major musical project since his 2010-released “Clubzilla” won “Album of the Year” at the PMPC (Philippine Movie Press Club) Awards. He teamed up with a company that helped him produce an album containing a now-popular jingle.
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Lyca Gairanod: ‘The Voice Kids’ grand champ just wants to have fun
During the press launch of the 13-track album “The Voice Kids,” it was obvious that grand champion Lyca Gairanod was getting most of the attention..
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Myra Manibog takes advantage of her ‘bold star’ past to help her kids’ band
Myra Manibog, who once appeared in movies with titillating titles like “Silip,” “Bomba Queen” and “Isang Kumot, Tatlong Unan,” didn't encourage her kids' pop star aspirations, but...
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Gerald Santos plays Pedro Calungsod again in new musical
Ever since Pedro Calungsod was canonized in 2012, the life of the country’s second Filipino saint (after Lorenzo Ruiz) has been turned into a movie, two musicals and a TV docudrama. Here's the latest.
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Yeng happier being called a ‘musician,’ not a ‘pop rock princess’
The evolution of Yeng Constantino.
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Italian classical pianist Christian Leotta: Passion not perfection
“A perfect performance is the most boring performance. When the feeling is right, mistakes cannot be heard," said the 34-year-old pianist.
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Gloc-9: Who, me? Icon?
While artists crave attention, acceptance and respect, some of them still balk when given a title they feel is too grand for their station.
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Arnel Pineda launches million dollar challenge for Asian bands
Journey vocalist Arnel Pineda wants to give back by literally handing out a million dollars’ worth of cash and contracts to one winning Asian band.
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Rachelle Ann Go makes quick Manila visit; hints at post-‘Saigon’ plans
All the praises and hype for her ongoing stint in “Miss Saigon” at the West End may have upped belter Rachelle Ann Go’s popularity and bankability, but she’s getting more from it than that.
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Ryan Cayabyab: Formally trained musicians make more money
Filipinos may be world renowned for their musicality, but we fall short on technical skills required to bag more professional jobs related to music.
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Rachel Alejandro-Jessa Zaragoza vocal showdown at tribute show
Nostalgia, middle-aged stars, classic songs, colorful outfits, and the ghost of girlfriend past lit up the star-studded tribute show for teachers held at the Mall of Asia Arena on October 5.