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Jay-R to transfer to ABS-CBN
Also, R’n'B prince Jay-R has a new album out called Soul In Love, in which he reprises his personal catalog of vintage souls and R&B classics. Listen to the album playlist below, you need to have an imeem account though to listen.
Charice Pempengco on Oprah and her first official music video
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And here is the very first single off Charice Pempengco debut album, Charice, “It Can Only Get Better.” The “It Can Only Get Better” Official music video, i patiently uploaded all 45MB of which in YouTube…
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Sneak Peek: Charice Pempengco First Official Music Video
A sneak peek of Charice Pempengco first ever music video entitled “It Can Only Get Better” directed by Raffy Francisco. It Can Only Get Better is the first single from the self-titled debut album of Charice Pempengco. Reportedly, Charice Pempengco, the album, will also contain “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going” and “I Will Always Love You,” two songs which made her an international sensation. From South Korea’s Star King to Ellen to the Paul O’ Grady Show, Charice Pempengco is in the US right now for the SIPA Awards. On May 17, she will be joining other young talented kids in the hit daytime tv show, Oprah. Reportedly, she wowed host Oprah Winfrey.
Charice Pempengco joined ABS-CBN’s ” Little Big Star” singing contest in 2005, when she was only 13 years old. She was eliminated right away but was later picked in a wild card round to re-enter the competition. She worked her way up to become a finalist. She was a consistent top scorer during the early rounds. But during the finals, she only finished third place to the grand winner, Sam Concepcion.
Pinoy Pride: Charmaine Clamor hit in American Jazz scene
Charmaine Clamor is the first Filipina jazz singer to find success on American radio, achieving the rare feat of simultaneously making the top-5 on both JazzWeek’s World (#2 ranking) and Traditional Jazz (#4) charts. Her debut album was “Searching for the Soul” (2005) and second album, “Flippin’ Out” (2007), were all critically acclaimed.
Don Heckman said in the LA TIMES, “When Charmaine Clamor’s warm, luscious contralto slips into a seductive rhythm or purrs through tender lyrics, there’s no doubt that a first-rate jazz talent is present. Her debut album Searching for the Soul announced the arrival of an impressive new vocal artist.”
Charmaine Clamor is the first jazz artist to release an album that synthesizes the soul and swing of American jazz with traditional Filipino folk music, languages and instruments — a hybrid she calls jazzipino. She headlined the sold-out and critically acclaimed 2005, 2006 & 2007 Filipino-American Jazz Festivals, at Catalina Bar & Grill, in Hollywood, California.
Originally from Subic, Zambales, Charmaine Clamor began her singing career at age 3, entertaining passengers (whether they liked it or not!) in the back of buses traveling to Manila.
Boy Abunda in WRock Celebrity Minutes
Listen to Boy Abunda in an inspiring conversation with Cherry Bayle of Wrock 96.3 Celebrity Minutes as part of Boy Abunda’s Love Life Radio Tour. Boy Abunda in 96.3 WRock, an inspiring, encouraging and uplifting conversation with Ms. Cherry Bayle.
Once Again Love Life. It’s the only one you have!
Boy Abunda in 96.3 WRock Celebrity Part 1 Boy Abunda in 96.3 WRock Celebrity Part 2
