Sencirow
Sencirow is a Filipino American band fronted by vocalist Brandon Cantave. Their 2015 single "Brown Guy" became a breakout track, with lyrics that connected...
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Sencirow is a Filipino American band fronted by vocalist Brandon Cantave. Their 2015 single "Brown Guy" became a breakout track, with lyrics that connected with Filipino American listeners. The band's sound pulls from R&B, soul, and hip-hop, and they've released albums like "Bright Lights," "Sencirow: The Second Coming," and "III."
Other members include Justin Abanto on keyboards and Ethan Ng on bass. Their songs often touch on identity and social themes, tracks like "Dark Memories," "Face The Truth," and "Judgement Day" appear in their catalog alongside "Brown Guy." They've worked with artists like Anderson.Paak, H.E.R., and Leon Bridges.
Their music sometimes addresses race and justice, and they've been involved in advocacy within the Filipino American community. The band's work has found an audience among listeners who appreciate both their musical blend and their straightforward lyrical perspective.
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