“Cardigan Weather” (Meg & Dia Cover)
In honor of being quarantined and doing as many errands/laundry/cooking I can do in my apartment, I blasted some old school Meg & Dia in my room — and decided […]
Tag Archives: Filipino-American
“Gaano Ko Ikaw Kamahal” (Celeste Legaspi Cover by Kaitlyn Fae Fajilan & Rachel Ann Cauilan)
In honor of Women’s History Month, the COVID-19 pandemic and love of pulling the community together, Kaitlyn Fae Fajilan (@pressfae) and I were proud to be a part of FilAmArts […]
‘Yellow Rose’ Film Review: Eva Noblezada, Lea Salonga shine in story of aspiring Filipina country music star
Yellow Rose provides an intimate coming-of-age portrait of finding your identity through music and the immigrant experience. In the lone star state of Texas, a young Filipina teenager wields her […]
Ruby Ibarra Celebrates Monumental ‘Circa91’ with Full Live Band in LA
Filipino-American rapper, poet and activist Ruby Ibarra has made quite a name for herself in the past year. Ibarra, who only released her Circa91 album a little more than a year […]
Haley Heynderickx Is Indie Folk’s Refreshing New Artist On The Rise
The Portland-based Filipino-American artist, who blends folk, rock, classical and punk, is already making a name for herself. “You must all be freelancers,” Portland singer-songwriter Haley Heynderickx said to the […]
Ruby Ibarra Rises In Solidarity For “Us” at Identity LA
The Bay Area rapper and spoken word artist rises up for all Filipinos, Asian Americans, women and all marginalized people worldwide. 2018 has been a big year for Bay Area-based […]
Twin Sister Rock Duo Nalani & Sarina is anything but “Young & Inexperienced”
When it comes to East Coast versus West Coast, there’s something refreshing about two powerhouse sisters from New York who bring the energy, funk and heart of pop rock to […]
