The song is about the feelings of frustration and anxiety we feel when we're really into someone, especially when we're young, know very little about ourselves & others, and we're too shy to go for it," - Director Jorel Lising
Yael, Gosh, Tedmark, and Armo jammed to their hit song "Makapiling Ka" and dedicated it to the hardworking health care workers and frontliners serving the country to fight the COVID-19 pandemic.
o, you’re a torpe who is madly in love? Then you can surely relate to this 2005 Parokya jam! What’s so romantic about this track is its honesty — the boy admires someone out of his reach and all he can do is turn to his music, his solace where he can pour out all his frustrations about love and romance.
"Hinahanap-Hanap Kita" is a song recorded by Filipino rock band Rivermaya in 1997. It was released as the first single from their third album Atomic Bomb. David Gonzales from AllMusic wrote that "Hinahanap-hanap Kita" and "Kung Ayaw Mo, Huwag Mo" are geared towards Filipino pop, were hit singles for the band.
Would you believe that this song was supposed to be the theme song for that ABS-CBN Koreanovela, Princess Hours? Yes, but then Yeng won PDA and… oh well. This is the current single for the album and proof of how the Silent Sanctuary boys (even their former member, Jett, who penned this song) are all hopeless romantics. Abangan niyo ‘to sa radio, mapapabili kayo ng album once you hear it.
Iego Tan aka Shirebound & Busking’s winsome ‘hugot’ and quirky lyrics caught us by the year since he dropped his classic single Waltz of Four Left Feet three years ago. Ever since we still find the guy playing in small bar gigs and in local music fests. The busker continues to release tracks from time to time in his semi-mystic Facebook page and Soundcloud account. The only track he has released thus far was “Pahintulot”, and that was around summer of 2016.
Halaga is a diary-like song of an invisible third wheel. The heartbreaking track from Gulong Itlog Gulong (1999) was penned by Chito, as inspired by his girlfriend’s roommate. According to the Parokya frontman, he wanted her to realize the she deserves to be valued and be loved genuinely.
A song like “Come Inside of My Heart” (which starts with the words “I love you but I don’t really show you, I’d call you but only if you want me, too”) should be more emotionally complex, but its dreamy atmosphere definitely doesn’t allow for that nuance.
I have grown to appreciate Ang Bandang Shirley's capacity to marry memorable tunes with the quintessential lyrical themes of love and loss. They've set themselves apart by their choice of metaphors that sometimes brings a fresh take to some supposedly stale themes.
The truth is, the song is the ultimate fuccboi anthem — and no, not in the way that you think. The popular opinion is that “Sila” is a song about being secretly in love with someone and promising them utmost loyalty
