About: 
This music album is dedicated to share a collection of music (2009-2015) played and sung by our friend, the famous Baguio musician, Raymond John "RJ" Tacis.

From joining school battle of the bands, RJ pursued his music career by performing in various bars in Baguio City including Concoctions Bar and Resto, 18BC Music Lounge, Route 55, Zyvr Bar, Duyan Arts and Entertainment, Kape Umali, Overtime Bistro and Café, Bohemian Café, Session 108, Conflate Bar, and others. 

As for his band participation, he became the vocals/guitarist of Auto-Select, Soulcoustic, and Continuum. During his time with Soulcoustic, they were even featured in K-Lite Acoustic Sundays and in Naimbag Nga Morning Kapamilya. 
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Team:
Producer/Audio Director: Jenny Gopela
Album Art Designer: Aljan James Mendoza
Main Contributors: Yvee Kristine Biscarra, Kevin Kayne Ighalo, Erin Hyja Fabrigas, Jenny Gopela, Aljan James Mendoza, James Noah Bungag, Julian Carlo Barbadillo
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Dedication: 
We would like to thank all the contributors and everyone who helped to make this possible! :)

RJ, we miss you. You may be gone now, but you will always be with us in our hearts bro and your music lives on.  Rest in Peace my brother.

"RJ: One Last Set" playlist now available! Enjoy!

Red Moon is out now!
https://tommisch.ffm.to/redmoon

Management  > Duncan Murray - mgmt@tommisch.com

Bookings

Worldwide excl. North America
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