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17 Mad
17 Mad formed in Manila in 1996 as a trio with Frederick Aguinaldo on vocals, John Paul Su on guitar, and Axl Maree on bass. They worked through some early...
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17 Mad formed in Manila in 1996 as a trio with Frederick Aguinaldo on vocals, John Paul Su on guitar, and Axl Maree on bass. They worked through some early financial struggles and lack of recognition, playing live shows to develop their sound. In 2003, their second album '17 Mad II' included the single 'By My Side,' which connected with listeners and brought them wider attention.
Their lineup changed over time, with Jesser Gua joining on drums. They've put out five studio albums, and their music has drawn from rock, pop, and folk. Another track like 'Seu Olhar' shows their range. They've worked with other Filipino artists including Ely Buendia and Kitchie Nadal.
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