LA-based artist Karencitta talks about spreading positivity, tracing her Filipino roots, and what her music is all about, in this episode of "The Lunch Table".
Years after releasing his hit single "Dahil Sa 'Yo," Inigo Pascual has definitely come a long way. In this episode, he shares his inspiring journey in music, and what he dreams to achieve for himself and for the Filipino music industry in the future.
OG YouTube artist AJ Rafael looks back on his 14 years in the music industry and the price of fame. After four years in hiatus, he releases his new single "Wake Up Sucks (Sometimes)".
Gabe Bondoc has been in the YouTube cover game for over a decade now and is considered a legend in the music community amongst Filipinos. From being in front of the camera by himself to implementing his family, Gabe continues to evolve as a musician with more videos and a new album.
Filipino-American artist Jeremy Passion talks about his single "Lemonade", songwriting for Slim of 112, and working with Gabe Bondoc and other artists.
LA-based artist Karencitta talks about spreading positivity, tracing her Filipino roots, and what her music is all about, in this episode of "The Lunch Table".
Kiana V talks about working with 88Rising, the meaning behind her latest single, "Safe Place", and representing Filipino artists on the world stage.
Nico Blitz talks to RnB singer Kiyomi as she shares her humble beginnings and inspiring journey as an artist.
Filipino-Canadian RnB duo Manila Grey talks about working with James Reid on "Backhouse Ballin", having a demo with Manila Killa, the meaning behind their upcoming project, and being Filipino artists in music.
Filipino rapper MBNel made plenty of noise in 2019 with the release of his project 'Misunderstood', and a collaboration with $tupid Young called 'The Yellow Tape'. The Stockton rap artist joins The Lunch Table to talk about his upbringing, being a father, using the N-Word, and his case.
Melissa Polinar is one of the first YouTubers to gain traction for music. She sits down with Nico Blitz and talks about her song "Try", being a songwriter and signing with a label at 16-years old, and why doing what you love is the most important aspect of all.
Nico catches up with Idol Philippines finalist Miguel Odron as he talks about "Lost in Love" and sampling Air Supply, being gay, experiencing 9/11, and more, in this episode of "The Lunch Table".
Phil Tayag is best known for being one of the founding members of ABDC Season 1 winners The JabbaWockeez. Since his time with the masked dance crew, heÕs evolved into a choreographer for Bruno Mars, producer, and rapper, repping for Sacramento, California.
Fil-Am rapper and producer P-Lo initially made his way into the music scene as a member of the HBK Gang. The 2010s became the decade for his exposure to the world with hits like "Put Me On Somethin" and "Same Squad", which became anthems for the Golden State Warriors and San Francisco 49ers. In this podcast P-Lo talks about his 10 years as a multi-talented musician, the HBK Gang breakup, producing "All Me" by Kehlani & Keyshia Cole, and writing for Flo Rida amongst other things.
Ruby Ibarra talks about pushing Circa 91 for 3+ years, using her biochemistry job to fund her rap career, creating the title track for Ali Wong's "Always Be My Maybe", and more.
LA-based DJ SoSuperSam has been mastering her craft for over a decade. Best known for creating monthly RnB concert 143, she has been sharing her beats in worldwide tours and fashion deals. Her latest project is for 88Rising's radio show at SiriusXM.
Ylona Garcia is a singer-songwriter from Sydney, Australia whose early singing career led her to join the reality show Pinoy Big Brother. With the extension of her fanbase, Ylona dropped her introductory album 'My Name is Ylona Garcia' in 2016, which was a fusion of alternative rock with Tagalog. In this episode, Ylona breaks down her experience on Pinoy Big Brother, and the highlights and troubles that came with starting her entertainment career at a young age.
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