Is it over for Taylor Swift?
When is the right time to let go?
Global pop superstar Taylor Swift bravely expressed her emotions with “You’re Losing Me.”
Category: New Release
Boyce Avenue releases the ultimate holiday classic in “The Christmas Song”
How do you spread the warmth that Christmas brings?
American band Boyce Avenue gets totally nostalgic with their new cover of Nat King Cole’s “The Christmas Song”.
Erin Greider delivers a relatable track with “45 Minutes Without Traffic”
What makes a date really fun and spontaneous?
LA-based pop-rock sensation Erin Greider makes us all relate to her newest single “45 Minutes Without Traffic”.
Janine Berdin delves into complicated “Sitwasyonship”
Why do people dive into situationships?
Rising singer-songwriter Janine Berdin highlights the complexities of being in a “Sitwasyonship.”
Love and faith inspire Jonas Lozano’s “Pristine” EP
How do you stay hopeful amidst life’s setbacks?
Iloilo-based singer-songwriter Jonas Lozano teaches us the value of love and faith in “Pristine” EP.
Lai Buñag comforts us with “You’ll Be Known”
When was the last time you feel lost and hopeless?
Laguna-based singer-songwriter Lai Buñag reminds us to be a friend who really listens with “You’ll Be Known.”
Mary Oz recollects past memories with loved ones in “Arizona Skies”
Can distance truly separate us from our loved ones?
Cebu-based singer-songwriter Mary Oz teaches us to value relationships with “Arizona Skies”.
The Slants releases their newest album “The Band Plays On”
How do you face your day to day struggles as an artist?
Asian-American Dance Rock Band The Slants inspires us with “The Band Plays On”.
Songwriters United gifts us with an early Christmas treat
What makes a Christmas celebration special?
Songwriters United invites us to celebrate Christmas early with “Ang Labindalawang Himig ng Pasko.”
Toneejay encourages us to pursue our life goals with “711”
What motivates you to dream big?
Filipino indie-folk singer-songwriter Toneejay empowers us to give the best life possible to our loved ones with “711.”
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