Cloudy With A Chance Of Feelings

Simple lang ako mangarap
Ngunit kabilang ka sa mga pangarap
Paumanhin ang nabanggit ay totoo

Medyo bano ako umilag
Kaya nalanghap iyong halimuyak
Ikaw ang panaginip ko ngayon

PUSO MO ANG PUNO'T DULO KO ANG

Hangal pala ako mangarap
Dahil kabilang ka sa mga pangarap
Paumanhin, ang nabanggit ay totoo

Kung maisip mo man ako bukas 
Ako ang sakit sa iyong lunas
Tanggapin mo na ako

PUSO MO ANG PUNO'T DULO KO ANG

Jusko malamig
Igapos ng iyong mga bisig
Matapos mong pakiligin
Balutin mo ko at angkinin

Simple naman ako mangarap
Hanggang mabilang ka sa mga pangarap
Patambayin mo 
Na kahit lang
Sa anino ng

PUSO MO ANG PUNO'T DULO KO ANG

Simple ka lang din ba mangarap
Ako din ba ang pinapangarap
Ikaw ang sanhi ng


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Find a corner, wear ear/headphones, close eyes... Enjoy!


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Tahanan

First single from the third record, "Haláng".

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Estranghero - Cup Of Joe

Composed by Iego Tan
Produced by Emmanuel Aguila @eanaguila of Eelectric Eel Studios @eelectric-eel-studio
Art by Ches Gatpayat http://chesgatpayat.tumblr.com

Waltz Of Four Left Feet

I was doodling, improvising in front of the piano and then I decided to do this. Here's a simple cover of tide/edit's song "Haiyan", from their album Foreign Languages, I hope you enjoy!

Please visit their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/tideeditmusic and their Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/6GAoXkyadLFOLLkZrHWlOR for more of their super-duper cool music!

tide/edit - Haiyan (piano cover)

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:  


Waltz Of Four Left Feet

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