What's the deal lonely
Come face me
Why'd you have to come at night?
You know it's not right
Come face me
Why'd you have to come at night?
You know it's not right
You're in my bed when I sleep
And in my pillow you bring tears
I rarely am a fan of local solo artists. Most of them are entertainers. You say, isn't it the whole point? To entertain? I say, no, it's making good music and less of hitting high notes and not constantly making versions after versions of popular songs. Don't get me wrong, I do enjoy the classic birits on TV but on my iPod. I want good music I can listen to on those long bus rides to work, walks and on lazy days idling in bed or by the window.
Then I discovered Zia online through her debut song, Ako Na Lang. Needless to say, I was immediately hooked. I like her. Her songs are very addictive. I have them played when I go for a shower, on my long walks to work and on bus rides home. She is a breath of fresh air in the local music scene.
She can hold her own without her famous parents shadowing her career.
May she continue to be true to her craft. I now have Zia in the short list of local artists I do follow and like so much (e.g. Up Dharma Down, PNE, Urbandub and Bamboo).
Support our local artists! Soar high Zia!
2 comments:
ganahan sad ko ani.. wee!
ui kamusta na?
Okay lang. Just you know enjoying how it is to be single and independent in a metro city.
IKAW? are you always travelling?
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