AvayaDown is an alternative rock band composed of four guys who've grown tired of "the usual" that mainstream music has to offer. Mixing hexatonic-scale-oriented-melodic guitar riffs, heart-pounding drumbeats, solid basslines, husky-yet-steady vocals and lyrics that have substance-- AvayaDown is an aural amalgam of art and angst. We are not punk nor heavy metal. Radio-friendly, but not pop-rock. You can play us with mainstream but we will always be alternative. True to its roots: alternative rock. AvayaDown.

AvayaDown is in the process of rebuilding and reinventing its structure. After going through tough times, various career changes and personal issues, we are now leaving the shiznit behind and moving forward...

AvayaDown believes that music is for everybody regardless of genre and/or social class. Our vision is to bridge the gap between musical indifferences.

AvayaDown will Be the Spark that Ignites the Flame...so Start to Catch Fire!

contact details:
IM: avayadownmusic@yahoo.com
e-mail: avayadownmusic@gmail.com
for inquiries: 0928-5246910 (nico)

I aim to feed your soul with heartfelt music. The Official version of  "DAPITHAPON" and "BUKAS MAKALAWA" now available on Spotify, iTunes, Deezer, etc.  

Dapithapon - https://open.spotify.com/track/7lO6BsPpJIYJ2Ucly2yH7C

Bukas Makalawa - https://open.spotify.com/track/4vho28lgtwlDlvkBgCm0bo

https://open.spotify.com/album/38d0Z5okjtd9mXlssJcWZp

For bookings, please contact:   +63 9972989030 or e-mail at  yanyanabelardo@gmail.com

IG | @ziadadis
YouTube Channel | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiJu-5aiUSNWceHxxGiN4-g
Website | www.ziadadis.com

For Inquiries:
dantristanreyes@gmail.com

Originals | Covers | Collaborations

Just a bunch of memories trapped inside songs.





At the end of April until May 2, 2016, a group of independent artists composed of songwriters, members of different bands, street performers, photographers, director and event organizers decided to partake in a project documentary called

KICHIN SESSIONS.

The projects aims to help promote independent musicians to more audience by giving them a closer look on how these talented people live and work as friends and musicians who share the same goal of reviving interest in original Pilipino music. It is also to encourage more independent musicians to having their music heard by more audience.

With the documentary giving a glimpse about different characters, talents and genres of music with acoustic performances from 13 acts, Kichin Sessions promises to deliver raw music magic and proudly OPM.

Track Listing : 
Like Magic - Jessy Justo 
Ikaw Pa Rin Ang Tama - Antz Aguro feat Thea Vito 
Laro - Anna Aquino of Revenge of Malena 
Green Light - Jonathan Sibay 
Kung Di Para Sa'Yo - E-Youth (Alvin Camacho and Erick Pani) 
Train - Thea Vito 
Safe and Sound - Keiron Lou Oliver of Emergency Break Glass 
Sanib - Atshara 
Brother's of Mine - Michael Romans 
DSL - Swallowed By The Whale (Jona Paculan) 
After Church - Evan Sky 
Apple Of My Eye - Ms Crystalline 
Kiss The Stars Goodnight - Pam Musni

Some songs from other songwriters would be also featured in the video.

bedroom covers / collabs / messing around 

http://ninebaralc.tumblr.com/

John Mark Arcilla, from the Philippines, making indie folk music that you could take home and introduce to your parents, all from his bedroom. 

He makes music that would come out from She & Him if it was fronted by Jens Lekman and if they recruited Belle and Sebastian as their backing band. He is also law student and a licensed geologist 

His "Bedroom Sounds" EPs have been featured on the now-defunct Philippine rock station nU107 in 2010. He also contributed two songs, "Nasaan" and "Takbo" to the soundtrack of the CinemaOne Originals 2010 film "Tsardyer". His album "Bedroom Sounds, Vols. 1 and 2" is available on iTunes and in major digital retailers.

At the age of eight years old, using a guitar and four chords his father taught him, he started to write and record silly one-minute songs on his tape recorder. At the age of 12, he pieced together short sound files and read passages from his parents' law books.

He re-learned the guitar at age 14 and wrote his first decent song at age 15 when he put a melody to one of his poems. He formed bands with his high school friends, and ended up writing their high school graduation song.

Since 2003, he has been recording his songs in his bedroom, playing all the instruments and doing all the mixing. His recording setup eventually evolved from from a single computer mic to a "full-fledged bedroom recording setup." Today he continues to hone his songwriting skills, record more songs, and improve his recording setup, all in the comfort of his bedroom

Kichin Sessions is following