Taking the place of the usual CD, Noel Cabangon uses his "byahes" around Denmark, which shows the musicians in various states of walking, relaxing, or contemplating, sometimes with his instrument, and sometimes just by his lonesome self.
The scenes are in six postcards that are used as the inlay of his newest album, Byahe.
Today's generation youths are born in the era of Playstations and other latest computer games. With this, youth are not anymore interested or they even don’t know luksong baka or Chinese garter, patintero, syato, nanay, tatay, or piko.
These are some of Pinoy games that we are playing too long in the sun and also that games that the band Sandwich used to play.
Headed by its lead vocalist Rera Mallari, the new-fangled Johnny Cross Band is proud to say that their band is the modern Juan Dela Cruz Band.
Sounding like the Pinoy Rock of 70's, Johnny Cross has a personnel comprising the nucleus of '90s underground act BalahibumPooza (including Mallari), along with new faces. The group is behind the current radio hit "Bawal Ang Nakasimangot Dito" which is track 5 of its debut album "Subterranean" that also brags the title track, its radio edit version, and the attention-grabbing "Nanginginig Pa." The last they played to open their recent short set at Hard Rock Cafe where they launched their album in front of press people.
In a media junket last October 27, at the Eastwood Mall in Quezon City the American songwriter-pianist and Grammy-nominated music artist, Jim Brickman said that he hopes to work with the Asia's Songbird, Regine Velasquez on his future recordings.
The music artist from Cleveland, Ohio, has been in the country a couple of times already. And with every visit, he was able to work with local music artists-like Megastar Sharon Cuneta, Concert King Martin Nievera, Lea Salonga, Ariel Rivera, and Erik Santos. And aside from these Filipino artists, he also wants to work with Regine.
