Ben&Ben is teaming up for Puhon!, a fundraising show to combat COVID-19

Being in love is great, but have you ever had a list of heartbreak songs curated for you by some of OPM’s best?

The Pinoy boy band is going on a free nationwide tour  There are a number of ways to tell if someone––a celebrity or a pop group, for instance––is the real deal. Rising from the ranks and becoming an internet sensation is

For a personalized music experience—for both audio and video—here are a few reasons that make the switch

Meet Flu: fresh tunes, sick grooves, guaranteed contagious

A first step into ((( O )))'s Sundrop Garden, featuring the launch of Sundrop ((( 1 )))

There's more than just music here: take a peek at the exciting All of the Noise 2019 schedule

November 20 marks Karpos Live Mix 10—and it’s featuring Phum Viphurit and IV Of Spades

Musician ((( O ))) talks her philosophy, 12-year music project and the first Sundrop Gathering  There’s something wonderful about how neo-soul artist ((( O ))) sees the world. Where most of us are simply go through the motions of the day-to-day,

Filipino-made music is alive and well—and a hundred local acts are waiting to be heard at the Pinoy Music Festival 2019

Niki Colet, the woman behind Endless Summer, takes us through her two-year journey towards an album that sings love and growing up

The Vowels They Orbit addresses the green-eyed monster we all know too well at the launch of their music video for Selos

We’ll give you a new artist to add to your current playlist. All you need to do is answer a few questions.

Just the music you'd want to listen to on a quiet night in  The seasons are changing and that should mean more than just a slight wardrobe (and accessories) update. There are cute umbrellas to purchase and protect us from the

Last weekend, Matte Guidicelli re-entered the music scene with his own take of Imago’s Sundo

Tread lightly with Ben&Ben’s collection of hope-filled anthems for this generation, outlined in their debut album, Limasawa Street

Meet the music collectives keeping local music alive