Sony Music Masterworks has released the official soundtrack to the acclaimed Netflix film, tick, tick… BOOM!—an album containing music from the film adaptation of Jonathan Larson’s autobiographical musical directed by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winner Lin-Manuel Miranda. The soundtrack features songs by Jonathan Larson, who revolutionized theater as the creator of Rent, as performed by the film’s star-studded cast, which includes Academy Award® nominee & Tony Award® winner Andrew Garfield, Alexandra Shipp, Tony Award® nominee Robin de Jesús, Tony Award® nominee Joshua Henry, Emmy Award® nominee Mj Rodriguez, Emmy Award® winner Bradley Whitford, Grammy® Award winner Tariq Trotter a.k.a. Black Thought of The Roots, with Emmy® and Tony Award® winner Judith Light and Vanessa Hudgens. Rounding out...

The MV is accompanied by an EP release featuring multiple versions of the track, and an exclusive launch of Lunod-themed café It doesn’t always have to be sink or swim when it comes to mental health.  Ben&Ben chronicle the experience of drowning in torrential distress and anxiety on the music video of their new single “Lunod.” Directed by award-winning filmmaker Jerrold Tarog (Heneral Luna, Sana Dati), the visual narrative pushes the discussion forward with its metaphorical depiction of individuals trying to keep their head above water and find their way out of a dark, harrowing tunnel.   “The music video...

A free digital concert celebrating the album release will stream live on Facebook on the same day Filipino underground hip-hop sensation Kiyo captures his love for vast spectrum of sounds and music styles on his debut full-length album, HARANASA—out today via Dyecast Ent. The long-awaited album features collaborations with fellow contemporaries and friends in the industry, including Shortone on the dub-meets-trap jam “Hey,” Space Moses on the jazzy but chill “G,” and YZKK on the stripped-down, laidback tune “Dantay.” With eclectic music influences that range from lo-fi rap to trap, experimental hip-hop to tropical jazz, ambient electronica to bedroom pop,...

Metro Manila is now in Alert Level 2 allowing maximum of 50% indoor venue capacity for entertainment and recreational establishments as the Department of Trade and Industry issued minimum public health standards and protocols. This also means that movie houses are re-opened! Here are the things that you should know before going to cinema: Cinemas are allowed to operate at 30% seat capacity (Alert level 3) and 50% seat capacity (Alert level 2) Socially distanced seating: 2 seats apart (1 meter) Mandatory mask-wearing all throughout the movie No eating allowed inside the auditorium Only COVID-19 vaccinated individuals are to be...