ALAMAT is back with another one! The P-Pop group has dropped "Say You Love Me," the lead track off their upcoming mini-album releasing later this year. The excitement for this new track helped the group trend on Philippines Twitter at #1 with the hashtag #ALAMATSayULoveMe.
The track was composed by Jin Chan and Emmanuel Salen and produced by NEXXFRIDAY. It gives us the familiar ALAMAT smooth R&B sound that we've recently heard in their last singles, but visually we get a more mature look from the group this time around. It looks like a new exciting era for the boys, and we're looking forward to seeing which direction the rest of the mini-album goes.
For now, stream the new track here, and let's take a peep at their video below:
Cover Photo Courtesy of ALAMAT Facebook
LITZ has announced their official debut slated for March this year. The initial debut date was set for February, but an announcement on their social platforms with a 30-second teaser has seemed to cement a March debut. The pre-debut release of their rendition of James Reid's "NATATARANTA" has created a great buzz on social and was a great start to build their fanbase. The teaser they recently released looks like we will continue to see the group's glitz, glam, and strong dance forward visuals and artistry.
If you missed it, LITZ was recently on an episode of MYXclusive with VJ Ai that trended on Twitter. They were joined by Esseca, and Jom & Crakky from ALLMO$T. Check out the interview below and see how this jam-packed MYXclusive went.
Cover Photo Courtesy of LITZ Facebook
ALAMAT's latest comeback track, "ABKD," has been making waves on social media with its lyrics geared to help uplift people and push them to keep going. The music video to the song continues in that vein, this time spotlighting the issue of colorism and what society deems as beautiful in this world. The video opens up to an "Ugly No More" skin whitening campaign that sets the tone for the concept of the video.
In the video, the members of ALAMAT bring a sense of comfort and inspiration to individuals who might have gone through some of this discrimination. Their bright and happy demeanor is showcased throughout the video and sends a positive message of acceptance and self-love. ALAMAT is no stranger to talking about social issues. They do a great job of helping spread awareness by showcasing the beautiful culture and rich history of the Philippines in their previous videos.
Beyond the issue of colorism, "ABKD" is an anthem track to anyone who needs that extra push. It serves as a reminder to not let anyone dim your light. ALAMAT reminds us that we are all worthy of the success and goals we strive for and that we just need to keep pushing through.
Cover Photo Courtesy of ALAMAT Facebook
Alamat just lit up "iWant ASAP" with not one but two performances! The group made their way to the Kwadro Studio in Quezon City to film their production numbers and give their fans the visual they long for. One thing that we know is that we can always count on Alamat to provide us with the right aesthetics. They even rocked some of their fits from the "Kasmala" music video during their performance. Check out the live performances that include their debut single "Kbye" and "Kasmala" below.
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Cover Photo Courtesy of Alamat Instagram
Last month P Pop group Alamat debuted a new powerful comeback song and video, "Kasmala." The catchy upbeat song weaved a history lesson in their music video that we don't always tend to see or even knew existed in the history we are taught. "Kasmala" is a play on the word Malakas which translates into strong. When you watch the video, you understand the essence of the song even more. But if you need a breakdown of what it all means, we found someone who can walk you through it.
Youtuber and Pinoy Historian Kirby Araullo reacts and helps break down the music video. If you want to get a deeper understanding of what the white hazmat suits represent, who the Filipino American Manongs were, and where the "Absolutely No Filipinos Sign" originated from; In that case, you need to check out his reaction.
With Alamat's debut just at the top of this year, this promising group seems to be here to shake things up and make sure that Filipino representation is seen in all aspects of our Filipino Diaspora.
Cover Photo Courtesy of Alamat Instagram
