Nave Sea

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Don't know how to be what you want.
It gets me everytime and you know it, babe.
Remember what I told you? Did you forget that too?
Say, "I don't know how to tell you the truth."

I don't even know why I fell in love with you.
Wondering if it's right or even true.
She's on my mind every other time and I'm still waiting.
I'm thinking it's a Love Supreme.

She said, "Hold me, this love is true."
Held her closer. She'd want me to.
Closer and deeper then we both knew.
Wasted... tainted... is not what it should.

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MilesExperience:
Miles Bondoc - Vocals/Guitar
Timothy Dadivas - Drums
Guido Hizon - Keyboards
Justin Teaño - Lead Guitar
Ian Diaz - Bass

Music Producer: Marc Reyes of Milk House Recording Studio

Love Supreme

you
i saw your face in june
you didn't have a clue of my infatuation

clues that i gave out to you
you took my bait it seemed so easy
you've made it very easy

did i ever expect to get out of my recent wreck?
will we ever expect to get out of our recent wreck?

i did not expect a response
from a girl of distance and 
an obedience to my affectations

did you ever expect to get out of your recent wreck?
will we ever expect to get out of our recent wreck?

please, tell me about your day.


June

Jurassik Funk - The Funk Connection

It could be said that Up Dharma Down’s “Indak” had the distinct pleasure of humanizing misguided affection or infidelity the same way the late Bodgie Dasig ached his heart on the drunken karaoke staple “Sana Dalawa Ang Puso Ko”, evoking resigned melancholy that isn’t driven by guilt, but by the inability to let go of both persons of interest. It’s a hauntingly beautiful ballad that anchors us towards moments of reverence and isolation, flowering into something fragile and bleak, yet hopeful in its insistence to find the answers in a slow dance, in the hush-hush glimpses shared in the most intimate of spaces.

Peryodiko’s “Tayo Lang Ang May Alam” was written by Vin Dancel as a response to Up Dharma Down’s “Indak.” While both bands have shown mastery in tackling the woes of broken hearts, Peryodiko’s portrait of a relationship undergoing terminal decay, feels more like a slow-motion punch to the chest. “Tayo Lang Ang May Alam” is in fact, light in execution and relaxed in feel; but its pain, like Dassig’s “Dalawa Ang Puso Ko” and Dharma”s “Indak” is the type that is too strong to be easily washed away. When Dancel sings, “Tayo lang ang may alam / nandoon sa pagitan ng paalam at pahiram”, you can feel the world crumbling into pieces as the Peryodiko ringleader tries to mask his feelings in smoke; in denial that he might have been taken for a ride. It hurts hearing it from Dancel, especially from someone whose vocal affectations come from a very sincere place. Add this to your #laslas playlist and join the pity party. Listen:  


Peryodiko - Tayo Lang Ang May Alam

I've got my head up in the cloud
Hopin' I'd see you around
Have a laugh for I'm the clown
And turn that frown upside down, down, down.

I still got some bills to pay
They're gonna kick me out anyway
I'm feelin' down and it's okay
Just stick around and come what may

Can't go out it's a rainy day
And I'm runnin' out of things to say
La di da da da da da
If it's love then don't delay!

I'm feelin'
Down, down, down
It's another day

Now it's time to say goodbye
But if I told her then she would cry
Today's just another day
And there isn't any other way

I'm feelin'
Down, down, down
It's another day!


Down

An instrumental accompaniment we made for our band graduation song for our music class.
We weren't able to use it because our band vocalist didn't like it because it didn't fit the lyrics' feel (._.
Wiona (rhythm guitarist) came up with most of the song's chord progression. Benjamin and I just helped in improving it/ connecting the parts she would come up with XD
we we're in Benj's house when we came up with this song and some of his classmates were there. Belgica tagged along with the lead guitar.

Graduation Song A - the Peculiars

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Graduation Song A - the Peculiars

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