03/29/2020 05:35:10 PM
We Got, one of today's newest reggae acts, has released its debut single, “Lihim Na Pagtingin.”
The eight-piece collective has brought some island-loving vibe in time of social distancing with this first official released track under Sony Music Philippines. The song was also produced by Raymund Marasigan, one of today's iconic personalities in the music industry.
Serenading music enthusiasts with a mix of steady, groovy beat and a horn section straight from a summer retreat, the laid-back tune pertains to two individuals who have been friends for the longest time, and are secretly in love with each other.
“Finally, courage took over and they finally let their feelings out,” vocalist and guitarist Mack de la Cruz said in a statement. “Love wins.”
More than just producing this song, Marasigan is known as one of the multi-instrumentalist musicians and overall record producers today. He has been part of several other bands and projects, including The Eraserheads, Sandwich, Pedicab, Cambio, Assembly Generals, Ultra Combo, Basement Lung, and Squid9.
“Sir Raymund Marasigan is a legendary icon of our generation,” de la Cruz added. “Working with him is even beyond our imagination. He’s very professional, patient, cool, innovative and has a very wild and crazy mind! His ideas are simply out of this world (in a very good way). He never looked down on us. He never failed to boost our confidence, taught so many things which we surely value so much.”
On the other hand, Marasigan has nothing but good words for the band.
“We Got is a family. Working with them is like going to a family excursion at the beach especially when they bring delicious home-cooked meals to pre-production and recording. And we worked on capturing that vibe.”
“Lihim Na Pagtingin” was mixed and mastered at Sunny Sound Studios in Cubao.
“Lihim Na Pagtingin” is now available on Spotify and other music streaming/download platforms worldwide.
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