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Joyful, diverse, and totally enchanting!
Start the Christmas festivities early with Songwriters United‘s “Ang Labindalawang Himig ng Pasko”—a twelve-track album of original songs by a group of talented and emerging Filipino composers around the world.
Released last November 17, 2023, this album offers us a variety of Christmas themes and genres as their early gift to us. The songs are like a fruit salad of different flavors and styles. You can enjoy tunes that sound like a station ID, a pop hit, a Mariah Carey or a Beatles song, or a traditional Christmas classic. But all of them are new and original!
Composers contributing to the album are:
– Aries Silverio with his song “Ayan Na Sya”;
– Cris Dela Cruz with “Mithing Regalo“;
– Joel Jabelosa with “Babatiin Na Lang Kita”;
– Jun Victoria with “Pasko Na Naman”;
– Mark Anthony Cuevas with “Paskong Pasko Sa Ating Puso”;
– Music Emblem with “Merry Christmas”;
– Nico Faller Jr. with “Pasko Na Nga”;
– Prinsesani with “Merry Me Christmas”;
– Ronnie Lee with “Carol We Drop By”;
– Soleil Misalucha with “Paskong Pinoy”;
– Yao Yao with “Sa Araw Ng Pasko”; and
– Zyrah with “Ngayong Pasko”.
Start streaming “Ang Labindalawang Himig ng Pasko” here:
Enjoy the Christmas season with this amazing album playing in the background. Big credits to the team of singers, arrangers and sound engineers, who collaborated in this album—Teloupe, Patricia Asuncion, Butch Monserrat, Amy Victoria, Dante Tañedo, Sandra Faith Dela Cruz, Metro East Singing Group, Jenny Javier, Oliver Coderes, Bobot Javier, Mico Salazar, John Varney, Clark Aranilla, Chris Olivar, Wayne Perez Dandoy, Samuel Valdecantos, and Marissa Faith Espin.
Sing along with the album’s official lyric videos here:
With its heartfelt lyrics and beautiful storytelling, “Ang Labindalawang Himig ng Pasko” fills our hearts with the true spirit of Christmas. Let’s start celebrating Christmas early by adding this album to your playlists and sharing with your family and friends.
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