Barbie, Kitchie, Aia, ilan pang Pinoy rock queens nagsanib-pwersa sa bagong single na ‘Talinghaga’
PHOTO: Courtesy Waterwalk Records
MATAPOS ang matagumpay na concert noong nakaraang taon, muling nagsanib-pwersa ang Pinoy rock queens na sina Barbie Almalbis, Kitchie Nadal, Aia de Leon, Acel, Lougee Basabas-Alejandro, at Hannah Romawac.
Naglabas sila ng kauna-unahan nilang single bilang grupo na pinamagatang “Talinghaga” under WATERWALK RECORDS.
Ayon kay Aia, ang bagong kanta ay handog at iniaalay para sa ating Tagapaglikha, ang Holy Creator.
“While we wonder at His splendor, we find there is none like Him. While we revel at His
glory, we find that we are blessed with His goodness and how His generosity is unmatched,” sey niya.
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Dagdag pa niya, “The world we live in is but a temporary metaphor of the plans He has for us in His dwelling. Our final destination, without the tears and suffering.”
Naikuwento naman ni Barbie na online nila ginawa ang bagong single.
“Lougee had a ‘song start’ and we pretty much finished the song in an afternoon. We just did some edits and added a few lines through online collaboration, since Kitchie was already in Spain by then,” chika niya sa isang pahayag.
Ayon pa sa kanya ang ilang recordings ay ginawa sa studio ni Barbie na nasa Marikina, habang ang mga parte nila Aia at Kitchie ay ni-record nila sa kani-kanilang tahanan dahil sa conflict schedules.
Lubos naman ang pasasalamat ni Acel dahil talagang nag-cooperate ang bawat isa sa kanila.
“Each one of us shared our ideas, but most of the actual words we chose to use in the song were from Lougee, Aia and Barbie. The idea is centered on who God is in our lives,” sambit niya.
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