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  1. THE original Von Trapp family house.

    The hills are alive at Salzburg

    Explore Salzburg’s iconic Sound of Music locations, from filming sites and scenic tours to historic landmarks that keep the beloved musical alive for…

  2. Xian Lim during the commencement exercises.

    Xian Lim: Fresh grad, learner forever

    Despite his celebrity status, Xian Lim found that the classroom leveled the playing field. No one was ever starstruck when they were groupmates. This…

  3. ‘ULTRAELECTROMAGNETICPOP!’ vinyl edition.

    Eraserheads vinyl gets new pressing

    Offshore Music opens pre-orders until 1 August for the white vinyl repress of Eraserheads’ Ultraelectromagneticpop! The 25th Anniversary Edition, produced by…

  4. SINGER-VOCAL coach Jade Riccio.

    Jade Riccio voice in ‘Nurse the Dead’

    Singer and vocal coach Jade Riccio performs “The Denial Song,” the official soundtrack of iWant’s supernatural comedy series Nurse the Dead, released under…

  5. YEARS of rigorous training, countless rehearsals and relentless hard work laid the foundation for SB19’s remarkable rise in the music industry.

    By the numbers: Mahalima’s global impact

    Their success has helped transform P-pop from a niche genre into a movement with a global audience, proving that Filipino artists can thrive on the world stage.

  6. ‘Listen with your heart’

    ‘Listen with your heart’

    The soul has many windows. When one is shut, one or two more open in the name of survival. The soul’s spiritual energy cannot be suppressed.

  7. DAVIDE Sammarchi and Lorenzo Travaglini.

    Young Filipino producers plug into global sound

    Manila’s emerging music producers gained global exposure through an immersive workshop led by Italian composers Lorenzo Travaglini and Davide Sammarchi, hosted…

  8. SPANISH DJ Pablo Bolivar met students from several Metro schools during a masterclass organized with the Embassy of Spain, AECID and Instituto Cervantes.

    SOUND EXCHANGE

    Pablo Bolivar gave Manila students the thing clubs usually hide: the wiring under the mood, the world under the pulse.