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They were suggested to be by a friend a few days ago. Immediate hook, what a band!
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QUARANMUSIC
I have been listening to a lot of music this quarantine, and I discovered tons of Filipino artists that everyone should listen to; if once in a while, he or she wants something different.
So yea, let’s start! Here’s the list of the impressive ones:
5. KEN
Ken is a syth-pop group that I ran into on Youtube, while I was listening to HONNE. The first song that caught me is Sandcastles, until I got lost in their playlist.
Their music is dreamy and cool– for me, a blend of pop and R&B. Listening to their songs will make you want to go in a late night drive.
4. Jess Conelly
A short story, how I discovered JCon. I was recommending artists to a potential friend, then he compared one of them to JCon. So, I listened to her. End of story.
Anyhow, yea. If you decided to listen to her, let me confirm. She is a Filipina. Pang-international, ‘di ba? (She sounds like an international artist, right?) If you are into chill vibe, just browse her songs and you’ll simply get in the mood. I suggest you listen to her song “Company” for starter!
3. Carousel Casualties
Want to dance crazy? Carousel Casualties is here for you! A four-member band that sings lively but meaningful songs, though it doesn’t sound like it on their picture. (Lol)
Based on the songs that I have listened to, they are about being young and escaping reality (at least for a moment).
2. Bita and the Botflies
If you are into eccentric stuff, B&TB is perfect for you. In one of their interviews, they describe their sound as groovy, trippy, and kind of creepy; blues rock with poppy melodies, which I totally agree with.
What I like about this band is the way they tell dark and relevant stories involving women – prostitution, domestic violence, objectification and affair. Yep. Most of the Filipino artists of today do not just aim for catchy beats. Their goal is to also use music to deliver a message; which brings me to my number one.
1. Munimuni
A Millenial band that owns poetic and deep songs about love and hope. Sounds interesting right? Because THEY ARE. They are the ones who gave birth to a new genre, “makata pop.”
Each of their song is meaningful and will definitely make you feel something. So if you decide to listen to them, I strongly encourage you to let yourself melt in their music.
If you are also into OPM, do not hesitate to comment down below your opinion and recommended artists. 🎶
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