DESCRIPTION: Interaksyon.com covered the Philpop 2014 Album press launch at the Cocoon Boutique Hotel last May 29. Familiar names and promising newcomers comprise the selected interpreters for the top 12 entries of the 3rd Philippine Popular Music Festival.
“This year’s finalists constitute a heady brew of the most varied genres: dance, rock, R&B, a couple of ballads, some pop and a genre-defying song in multi-meter. I am particularly excited to hear established singers shoulder to shoulder with new and up and coming performers,” declared PhilPop executive director Ryan Cayabyab.
PhilPop administrator and communications director Patricia Bermudez-Hizon added that the diversity of both the songs and their talented interpreters have made the competition more exciting and unpredictable.
“Every year we’re always impressed with the quality of submissions we received. It’s really hard to tell who has the edge in this contest,” Bermudez-Hizon noted.
In the order of their placement in the album, this year’s PhilPop interpreters consist of the following:
Teenage YouTube sensation Aldrich Talonding and cousin James Bucong, both from General Santos City, take on Toto Sorioso’s “Awit Mo’y Nandito Pa”.
The song “Hangout Lang” written by Allan Feliciano and Isaac Joseph Garcia is taken to a happy place by the odd pairing of former South Border frontman Duncan Ramos and hip-hop rapper Young JV.
Another intriguing collaboration is that of Kenyo’s McCoy Fundales and acoustic singer-songwriter Clara Benin, who collectively evangelize the compelling message of Cecilia Bocobo’s and Isaac Joseph Garcia’s “Kung Akin ang Langit”.
Fil-Italian VJ and singer-songwriter Luigi D’ Avola gets his biggest break as he hopes to parlay the youthful appeal of Davey Langit’s “No Girlfriend Since Break (NGSB)” to the top of the music charts, if not PhilPop’s P1 million grand prize.
Another matinee idol, Elmo Magalona, joins forces with king of R&B Jay-R as they get to interpret “Qrush on You” by QYork’s James Palma aka Flava Matikz and Cedric Bonjoc aka Knowa Lazarus.
Kyla is not only back with a new album but also as the chosen interpreter of Jungee Marcelo’s “Salbabida”. It will be interesting to see how the R&B and soul princess will fare in her team-up with the celebrated songwriter who has developed a reputation for being a consistent hitmaker.
General Luna’s Nicole Asensio comes into her own as she puts her own personal stamp on “Song on a Broken String” by Jude Gitamondoc and Therese Marie Villarante.
And finally, Jay-R’s bosom buddy and “Heart of R&B” Kris Lawrence essays Daryl Ong’s “Torpe” and hopes to make it the official anthem of all the guys who don’t know how to approach the girls they like.
“This year’s finalists constitute a heady brew of the most varied genres: dance, rock, R&B, a couple of ballads, some pop and a genre-defying song in multi-meter. I am particularly excited to hear established singers shoulder to shoulder with new and up and coming performers,” declared PhilPop executive director Ryan Cayabyab.
PhilPop administrator and communications director Patricia Bermudez-Hizon added that the diversity of both the songs and their talented interpreters have made the competition more exciting and unpredictable.
“Every year we’re always impressed with the quality of submissions we received. It’s really hard to tell who has the edge in this contest,” Bermudez-Hizon noted.
In the order of their placement in the album, this year’s PhilPop interpreters consist of the following:
Teenage YouTube sensation Aldrich Talonding and cousin James Bucong, both from General Santos City, take on Toto Sorioso’s “Awit Mo’y Nandito Pa”.
The song “Hangout Lang” written by Allan Feliciano and Isaac Joseph Garcia is taken to a happy place by the odd pairing of former South Border frontman Duncan Ramos and hip-hop rapper Young JV.
Another intriguing collaboration is that of Kenyo’s McCoy Fundales and acoustic singer-songwriter Clara Benin, who collectively evangelize the compelling message of Cecilia Bocobo’s and Isaac Joseph Garcia’s “Kung Akin ang Langit”.
Fil-Italian VJ and singer-songwriter Luigi D’ Avola gets his biggest break as he hopes to parlay the youthful appeal of Davey Langit’s “No Girlfriend Since Break (NGSB)” to the top of the music charts, if not PhilPop’s P1 million grand prize.
Another matinee idol, Elmo Magalona, joins forces with king of R&B Jay-R as they get to interpret “Qrush on You” by QYork’s James Palma aka Flava Matikz and Cedric Bonjoc aka Knowa Lazarus.
Kyla is not only back with a new album but also as the chosen interpreter of Jungee Marcelo’s “Salbabida”. It will be interesting to see how the R&B and soul princess will fare in her team-up with the celebrated songwriter who has developed a reputation for being a consistent hitmaker.
General Luna’s Nicole Asensio comes into her own as she puts her own personal stamp on “Song on a Broken String” by Jude Gitamondoc and Therese Marie Villarante.
And finally, Jay-R’s bosom buddy and “Heart of R&B” Kris Lawrence essays Daryl Ong’s “Torpe” and hopes to make it the official anthem of all the guys who don’t know how to approach the girls they like.
Artist: Various Artists
Album: Philpop 2014 - Loud and Proud
Genre: OPM, Pop
Year: 2014
Bitrate: 320kbps
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TRACK LIST:
01 - Awit Mo'y Nandito Pa
02 - Babalikan Mo Rin Ako
03 - Dear Heart
04 - Hang Out Lang
05 - Kung Akin Ang Langit
06 - Langit Umaawit
07 - No Girlfriend Since Break (NGSB)
08 - Qrush On You
09 - Salbabida
10 - The Only One
11 - Song On A Broken String
12 - Torpe
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