It's good to know that amongst all the revived OPM hits (jeez, how many versions of "Ikaw" are there already?), Pinoy Rock, K-Pop (LOL "Nobody Nobdy but you") and English-to-Tagalog (LMAO "Payong") songs, beautiful music like this is also being appreciated in the motherland.
Thanks for going to the Philippines, Bluey. Let's hope you'll return there (with me being there coincidentally so that I can finally watch Incognito live, since I always miss them here in Austria :P).
One of the greatest live performances I have ever watched.
Even if Maysa and the other collaborators who were part of the Positivity album were not with them, it was still an amazing show.
And despite a small venue, you know the (only) hundreds of people who attended were big fans of Bluey and the rest of the band.
Such energy from both the crowd and performers. Bluey's monologues were meaningful , timely and sincere. I am certain he and the rest felt Manila love that night.
@spellbindmedia Wow, were there really hundreds of people? If so, that's still a success IMO.
I mean, I didn't expect that Acid Jazz/Jazz Funk was known AT ALL in the Philippines, since not even Jamiroquai, who are undoubtly the biggest Acid Jazz band (and also won Grammys), get ANY attention there.
Kinda awesome how Bluey and his wonderful troop were warmly welcomed by our Kababayans (I'm a Pinoy btw who was raised here in Europe), .
It's good to know that amongst all the revived OPM hits (jeez, how many versions of "Ikaw" are there already?), Pinoy Rock, K-Pop (LOL "Nobody Nobdy but you") and English-to-Tagalog (LMAO "Payong") songs, beautiful music like this is also being appreciated in the motherland.
Thanks for going to the Philippines, Bluey. Let's hope you'll return there (with me being there coincidentally so that I can finally watch Incognito live, since I always miss them here in Austria :P).
Incog2k6 1 year ago
I LUV INCOGNITO!!!!!!
ys3131 2 years ago
One of the greatest live performances I have ever watched.
Even if Maysa and the other collaborators who were part of the Positivity album were not with them, it was still an amazing show.
And despite a small venue, you know the (only) hundreds of people who attended were big fans of Bluey and the rest of the band.
Such energy from both the crowd and performers. Bluey's monologues were meaningful , timely and sincere. I am certain he and the rest felt Manila love that night.
spellbindmedia 4 years ago
@spellbindmedia Wow, were there really hundreds of people? If so, that's still a success IMO.
I mean, I didn't expect that Acid Jazz/Jazz Funk was known AT ALL in the Philippines, since not even Jamiroquai, who are undoubtly the biggest Acid Jazz band (and also won Grammys), get ANY attention there.
Kinda awesome how Bluey and his wonderful troop were warmly welcomed by our Kababayans (I'm a Pinoy btw who was raised here in Europe), .
Incog2k6 1 year ago