Feyisayo Anjorin empowers us with “Blessed with the Best”
How do you overcome criticisms?
Nigerian singer-songwriter empowers us to continue reaching our goals in “Blessed with the Best.”
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Hannah Schzde longs to be close to her love with “Fonder”
When was the last time you missed the love of your life?
Boston-based singer-songwriter Hannah Schzde remains faithful despite being far away from her partner with “Fonder”.
Heavy metal band IMAGICA empowers us with “Insanity”
How do you manage your biggest breakdown?
Metal band IMAGICA empowers us to live our own lives with “Insanity.”
Peter B gets friend-zoned in “Lumalayo”
When was the last time you confessed your love to someone?
Quezon City-based singer songwriter Peter B gets honest in “Lumalayo.”
Iam Tongi sings a heartfelt ballad with “Monsters”
When was the last time a song made you cry?
Seattle-based American Idol 2023 hopeful Iam Tongi gets totally emotional with his version of “Monsters”.
Lisa Danaë hopes for healing in “I’m Not Sure What To Do”
How do you move forward after losing a loved one?
California-based singer-songwriter Lisa Danaë empowers us to go through the process of grieving in “I’m Not Sure What to Do.”
Kyle Toolan shares about his one-sided love with “Lightning”
How do you move on from an unrequited love?
Manchester-based singer-songwriter Kyle Toolan hopes to find his one true love with “Lightning”.
TJ Juganas drops his heartbreaking debut single “Tayo”
Why are people afraid to commit to a relationship?
Nueva Ecija-based singer/songwriter Tj Juganas teaches us to value commitments in “Tayo.”
Melissa Corpus & Glottis V: The Ultimate Collab
When is the right time to fall in love again?
Melissa Corpus / Glottis V inspires us to pray for our destined partner in “Nananalangin sa Langit.”
How Singers Can Get the Most Out of Their Vocal Microphone
How effective is your music career strategy? More importantly, how are you leveraging your resources with the new changes of today?
Learn how to think and market yourself like a major label.
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