Neocolours
Neocolours formed in 1999 with Eunice Jorge on vocals, Raymund Marasigan on guitar, Paolo Santiago on bass, and Chico Molina on drums. Their debut album...
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Neocolours formed in 1999 with Eunice Jorge on vocals, Raymund Marasigan on guitar, Paolo Santiago on bass, and Chico Molina on drums. Their debut album 'Synthesis' came out in 2002, and the single 'Bahala Na' became a hit in the Philippines. The song's straightforward message about acceptance seemed to connect with listeners at the time.
Lineup changes started happening a couple years later. Molina left in 2004 and was replaced by Ferdie Marquez on drums. Eventually Jorge and Marasigan departed too, though the band kept going. They put out more albums like 'Contact' in 2004, 'Everyday' in 2007, and 'The Digital Age' in 2010.
Some of their other songs that people remember include 'Hold On,' 'Maybe,' and 'Sandali Lang.' They were part of that early 2000s Philippine pop scene, and their music from that period still gets played occasionally.
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