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Ben&Ben (formerly The Benjamins) is a fast-rising folk-pop band formed in 2015 by twin Filipino singer-songwriters, Paolo and Miguel Guico. They launched their debut self-titled EP in December 2016, to a sold-out crowd in Teatrino. “Ride Home”, their first single, debuted at number 1 in Spotify’s Philippines Viral 50 Chart for a week. This was soon followed by their next single, “Leaves”, hitting number 3 on Philippines Viral 50, and 14 on the Global Viral 50 chart.

They first gained attention at the Philippine Popular Music Festival (PhilPop) 2016, the most prestigious songwriting competition in the country, for their composition, “Tinatangi”. Their song won 2nd runner up and Best Music Video among thousands of entries. Ben&Ben's sound consists of Filipino and Western folk, world, and pop elements seamlessly blended into heartwarming lyrics and melodies. They have since been making waves in the scene, with local and international audiences alike.

Ben&Ben's current lineup consists of Paolo and Miguel Guico, Poch Barretto on electric guitar, Jam Villanueva on drums, Agnes Reoma on bass, Patricia Lasaten on keyboards, Toni Muñoz and Andrew de Pano on percussions and Keifer Cabugao on violin.

Natt Dublin has written inspirational and liturgical songs published under the Jesuit Communications Foundation. Some of his works are sung by Hangad, a singing group where he is a member of. He has also written songs for "Karantahun Kang Kahilwayan", a musical project with his college friends, and also composed schools hymns and college org theme songs. He has also penned songs and jingles for TV shows like "Maalaala Mo Kaya" and the defunct "Dokyu".

Hangad is a group of friends, both young professionals and students, bound by our shared desire of knowing God, and helping others know God, through song.

Since our formation in 1991, we in Hangad have spread our deeply personal brand of inspirational and liturgical music through seven albums and four music videos produced by the Jesuit Communications Foundation; as well as Masses, weddings, full-length concerts, concert guestings, parish choir workshops, and other events, both around the Philippines, Singapore and  in the United States.

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