Posted on May 7, 2021 by ABS-CBN // 0 Comments
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Jake Zyrus believes he is unworthy of love in his newest single under ABS-CBN Music International titled “Fix Me.”
The rich tone of Jake’s vocals stand out in the pop/R&B single, which depicts a man who is struggling to accept love due to his belief that his love interest deserves someone better. Although it presents traces of issues like self-deprecation and depression, the track also serves to remind listeners that everyone is deserving to be loved despite many shortcomings.
“Fix Me” was written and composed by Grammy-winning composer Kenneth Mackey, Swedish singer-songwriter Andreas Moss, and American record producer Joshua Bronleewe.
Published May 7, 2021, 11:14 AM
Jake Zyrus
Jake Zyrus believes he is unworthy of love in his newest single under ABS-CBN Music International titled “Fix Me.”
The rich tone of Jake’s vocals stand out in the pop/R&B single, which depicts a man who is struggling to accept love due to his belief that his love interest deserves someone better. Although it presents traces of issues like self-deprecation and depression, the track also serves to remind listeners that everyone is deserving to be loved despite many shortcomings.
“Fix Me” was written and composed by Grammy-winning composer Kenneth Mackey, Swedish singer-songwriter Andreas Moss, and American record producer Joshua Bronleewe.
Posted on April 30, 2021 by ABS-CBN // 0 Comments
12SHARES
Award-winning Korean-American singer
AILEE channeled a gentle yet powerful rendition of “Kahit Isang Saglit” for musical director Troy Laureta’s “KAIBIGAN: A Troy Laureta OPM Collective Vol. 1” album.
“First time I heard it I knew that I wanted to sing it. This song is beautiful,” AILEE said. “The melody of the song really captured me.”
Despite the K-pop artist’s worries that she would not be able to give justice to the iconic song, she went on to record it with Troy virtually guiding her in the recording studio. “I never thought that I would be singing in Tagalog, it’s a great opportunity to blend different worlds,” she added.
People know her as one of the show girls of Pussycat Dolls.
Nicole Scherzinger now croons, ‘’But, they don’t know in my heart how I love to sing big ballads. It’s in our blood, right? We love big songs.’’
The Filipino-American singer-TV personality realized her dream of singing a Tagalog song when she recorded OPM ballad “Pangako” for “Kaibigan: A Troy Laureta OPM Collective Vol. 1.”
Nicole says she’s honored to be assigned a special song, a classic.
‘’It’s got a lot of heart and a lot of passion,” she shared.
TROY SAID he believed Nicole had the “heart, spirit, and voice” to bring the song to life.
Published March 3, 2021, 7:32 PM
Nicole Scherzinger and Troy Laureta
Filipino-American singer and TV personality Nicole Scherzinger has said that she was honored and proud to sing a Filipino song.
“I think a lot of people know me from Pussycat Dolls but they don’t know in my heart how I love to sing big ballads, it’s in our blood, right? We love big songs and he chose this special song. It’s a classic song, it’s got a lot of heart and a lot of passion,” said Nicole during a Zoom interview with the press on Wednesday, March 3.
Nicole has been tapped to record her own rendition of the beloved OPM ballad “Pangako” by Fil-Am musical director Troy Laureta for his “KAIBIGAN: A Troy Laureta OPM Collective Vol. 1.”