Brooklyn Belton champions self-esteem in “Just Fine”
When was the last time you doubted yourself in reaching your full potential?
Pop-rock artist Brooklyn Belton inspires us to persistently pursue our dreams with “Just Fine.”
Category: Singer-songwriter
Brendon Mac delivers a smashing version of “Ring of Fire”
How do you keep the love burning?
Colorado-based country rock artist Brendon Mac teaches us to ignite our passion in loving with his “Ring of Fire” version.
Brendon Mac delivers a smashing version of “Ring of Fire”
How do you keep the love burning?
Colorado-based country rock artist Brendon Mac teaches us to ignite our passion in loving with his “Ring of Fire” version.
Ross Flora collabs with Blackbird Studio for his heartbreaking single “Last Part of Me”
How do you move forward after a heartache?
Ross Flora bravely endures pain that comes with loving in “Last Part of Me.”
Pyeza serenades us with their romantic track “Pakiusap”
How do you keep the love burning?
Palawan-based indie band Pyeza cradles us with their new acoustic track “Pakiusap.”
Sam Ferrara gets jazzy in “Love’s Got a Way of Letting You Down”(In the club version)
How do you truly overcome a heartbreak?
Country singer Sam Ferrara inspires us to move on in “Love’s Got a Way of Letting You Down (In the Club version)”
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.”
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.”
Christian songwriter Jonas Lozano uplifts our faith with “Thank You Lord”
When was the last time you expressed your gratitude to God?
Iloilo-based singer/songwriter Jonas Lozano teaches us to be grateful in “Thank you Lord.”
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