At first, the song reminded me of Dina Bonnevie’s Bakit Ba Ganyan.

I only realized how awesome this track is eight years after it dropped.

I don’t know who Nicole Alexis is. Never heard of her until recently. But then she did a cover of my favorite Third Eye Blind song—and it ruled.

Its format reminds me of the Korean variety show The Influencer, but here, contestants are judged not only on vocal prowess but also on team chemistry.

Out of nowhere, the full version of IV of Spades dropped a new track—with Unique and Zild both sharing vocals.

Rap-rock was never really my go-to genre—but damn, this live collab between Loonie and Quest hits different. I love it.

Pianote and Jesus Molina flip Burn It to the Ground into something that sounds straight out of the '80s.

It’s wild to think that many African-Americans assumed he was Black.

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.

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.

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.

This song doesn't need to be this catchy.