Pinay international-based singer Beabadoobee covered it, and her voice perfectly suits the song.

If there’s one band that can do a Carpenters cover justice, it’s Orange & Lemons.

Researching for The Eraserheads' content led me to this piece of awesomeness.

What if we treated Rivermaya’s songs like players for an all-star selection?

I’ve been revisiting the song a lot lately, mostly because I stumbled upon Agsunta’s amazing cover. But this live version?

The Circus album is my all-time favorite. But sometimes, I switch to Cuttepillow.

True Faith sang this better, but it felt like her folk rendition is ear candy as well.

The arrangement of the song is chill.

It's as if Agsunta asked the same question many of us had: What if 'Midnight Sky' didn't just drift but soared?

This song, especially the intro, reminded me of Gary Valenciano's Wag Mo Na Sanang Isipin.

I still remember the music video that had former Click star Roxanne Barcelo and former Batang X star Janus del Prado in it.

Kamikazee is definitely in my Top 8 OPM bands of all time.

Fire song from Ely Buendia.

I've always been a fan of Itchyworms, especially their Little Monsters and Noontime Show songs.

If you are a child of the '90s, then this version hits home. This cover is awesome!

I like how it's like Ben&Ben but with the pogi rock emo-ness. It reminds me of the days of Shamrock and Join The Club. This is a good song.

The cover photo is clickbait, but the music will drive you positively nuts, especially if you love those early '80s, Ted Ito-ish vibes....

Pastel Sky's Hanap is a good listen, especially if you just want to chill.

I first heard one of Carousel Casualties' songs on GMA's Playlist YouTube channel. I think that was before the pandemic hit. Anyway, this...

while I like the studio version (and the music video that also had Roxanne Barcelo,) I found the live Tower Sessions even better,

I initially wanted to snub checking out the music video, because I thought this would be a nationalistic song celebrating the Philippine...

It all started when my kid was being unreasonable. We were about to travel, so I thought I should teach him a lesson. No, I was not going...

It's a chill song about confusion and delusion. I like it.

it's awesome to find people being vulnerable with their singing, and a good example of this is JK Labajo.