Josh!!!!! Galiiiiiing! nakakatindig balahibo! more power sa band ninyo <3

a song about wanting to die and the lack of interest in life


verse:
the butterflies fly past my eyes
i can't decide if i should keep my mind
awake at night, it's all a blurry life
a million sighs should keep me out of sight

my every mistake is written down a line
it's always too late to hold my tears and try
my final escape, hold me close one last time 
what brought me this fate, they'll always wonder why

bridge:
i'll forget you 
even if it takes a while
i'll forget you
even if it takes a lie

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

episode 19 (demo)

hold

about my mere love-hate relationship with coffee.

lyrics:

i can’t tell if i’m high on the caffeine
or intoxicated, but i’m not an alcoholic
so please let me go back to sleep
i mean, i need one more drink

i don’t know exactly what’s going on
it feels like my head decided to malfunction
so please spare me the rest of the tea
when i finally don't feel fatigued

i'm so confused now
my mind is zoned out
what do i do now?
i need you somehow

hear me out, i’m sorry if i talk too loud
my conscience may fail me now, and you might as well let me down
so please don’t bring me to my knees
i want us to be at peace

caffeinated (demo)

oh, sad little thing

from the self-titled album, released 27 September 2014 
Written by Josh Villena. 
Arranged and produced by Autotelic.

Engineered by Aaron Gonzales, Dru Ubaldo, and Daniel Garcia. 
Recorded and mixed at Pointbee Multimedia. 
Mastered by Nicholas Lazaro at La Balls Studio. 

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Autotelic

Isang Tanong, Isang Sagot

lumbay - maurice

Sakali

Verse 1:
Ang bawat ngiti mo’y tila ba ganti
Sa mga pasakit na dulot ng mga taong nagdaan
Hindi na nanaisin pang mawalay sa ‘yong tabi
Sasabayan kita sa bawat sandali
 
Chorus: 
Kung sakali mang isipan ay makalimot
Sa isang halik, lahat ay magbabalik
 
Verse 2:
Sabay sa ihip ng hangin
Pag-ibig mong walang hanggan
Sa ating paghimlay       
Di tayo mawawalay
 
Pre Chorus:
Ikaw, ako, ano ito?
Di mapaliwanag ang damdaming sa’yong sayo
Ikaw, ako, iba ito   
Di mapaliwanag ang damdaming sa’yong sayo


Sakali

The seasons come, the seasons go
No body lasts forever no
We're bound to leave and get left behind;
I'd rather be the one who leaves
And not the one who's left to grieve
The one who's left to lose his mind

And so I write this letter to the Maker, the greatest mystery
To Creator,  the cause of everything

To the God in outer space
Feel my pain and show your face, Oh Lord I don't know
Wise men say you hear my call
Then turn this brokenness 'to something beautiful

The seconds pass, the clock moves slow
Wise men say it takes time to grow 
Well all I need is someone by my side;
No one wants be deceived
Lose faith in something they believe
Deep inside, deep inside

I write this letter to the Maker, there's much I have to say
To Creator, who gives and takes away

To the God in outer space
Feel my pain and show your face, Oh Lord I don't know
Wise men say you hear my call
Turn this brokenness 'to something beautiful

I write this letter to the Maker, who died upon that tree
To Creator, who gave it all for me
Who's tasted death for me

To the God who took my place
How I long to see your face, Lord I want to know
To the God who hears my call
Turn this brokenness 'to something beautiful

The God In Outer Space

Autotelic's self-titled debut album is now available for only P250! For more info, kindly visit the following links:

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Mulat

Nag-aabang sa pagsikat ng araw 
Umaasang sa paggising 
Mukha mo ang unang makikita 

Huwag nating higpitan 
Huwag rin nating bibitawan 

Mulat 
Sa paggising ko, ika'y mawawala 
Mulat 
Buo pa ba ang loob kong magtiwala 

Nagkukunwari na parang walang nangyari 
Balang araw, mamumulat ka rin sa katotohanan 

Huwag nating higpitan 
Huwag din nating bibitawan

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from Autotelic EP, released 20 April 2013 
Written by Josh Villena. 
Arranged and produced by Autotelic.

Engineered by Aaron Gonzales and Daniel Garcia. Mastered by Eric Tubon. 
Recorded and mixed by Pointbee Multimedia. 
All synth tracks recorded at Ybba's Hive.

Mulat

Hello neighbors and pangcakes!

This one is dedicated to the series “Gaya sa Pelikula” by Juan Miguel Severo, directed by JP Habac, starring Ian Pangilinan and Paolo Pangilinan.

I wrote this when I was really having a hard time with the quarantine period depression, and JMS’ work gave me lots of inspiration. This song is inspired by the GSP Wattpad script (when Karl was waiting for Vlad when he was stood up by his senior partner). Imagine Vlad searching for Karl eme hahaha.

I hope you enjoy :) and I hope the GSP team gets to see this hehe

Gaya sa Pelikula (demo)

Punas luha- Earl Generao (cover)

"It’d be really nice to keep tabs on this dance rock/electronica/pop rock band because they’ve got something good going on. Watching these boys in action is, shall I say, a hoot and a half."

- Cyrus Fernandez, DIG Radio/PinoyTuner
(http://pinoytuner.com/)

"It’s difficult to find anyone who doesn’t harbor some affection for Autotelic, especially with their brand of heart-swelling synth pop that sounds comfortably familiar and close to home. Sure, they borrow heavily from bands like Tears For Fears and Pet Shop Boys, but they make it sound every inch and smell, Pinoy—digging more into local sensibilities meant to mirror who they actually are as a person, and how proud they are it."

- Ian Urrutia, Vandals On the Wall 
(http://vandalsonthewall.blogspot.com/)

"In today’s OPM scene, most bands are forgetting how to express their sentiments in our homegrown language. But not Autotelic. In their Tagalog compositions, mild synths blanket a trickling guitar presence that morphs into something different in every song. “Misteryoso,” the band’s popular track, not only presents brilliant instrumentalism but also quirky sentiments that we choose to ignore but feel so deeply about. In a way, Autotelic is writing our tangible-yet-invisible memoirs through their luminous-sounding songs."

- Camille Banzon, 8list.ph
(http://8list.ph/philippine-indie-music-2013/)

“I am not going to go all technical on you and tell you which genre Autotelic fits in best. I just know their tunes are fun to listen to and my feet completely agree hence the uncontrollable tapping. It has that dance-y pop feel but you just know that it’s neither dance nor pop pop. The band’s refreshing sound will take you on an electronic trip, with occasional instrumental bits for pit stops.”

- Yna de Leon, Radio Republic
(http://radiorepublic.ph/autotelic/)

"Looking at various charts I'm seeing major label singles... all the way... should'nt Autotelic be number 1 by now?

- Zach Lucero, Radio Republic
(http://radiorepublic.ph/)

For gigs and bookings, you may contact Carleen at +63917-769-0605.

Mulat

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