#Missing filemon album movie#

Kawanangan (Featuring Cattski Espina) вЂ“ 3:58.Archie's Blues (Featuring Pauldo CaГ±ada) вЂ“ 3:21.Alas Kwatro (Featuring Annchit Maglahus) вЂ“ 6:16.

Kulto Ni Filemon (Filler-Intro Prelude To Kawanangan) вЂ“ 0:29.

TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 34:42 Kawanangan (2012) TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 43:39 Sinesine (2005) They called the album вЂњDekadaвЂќ in celebration of the bandвЂ™s ten years in CebuвЂ™s rock scene.ДЄs most other Bisrock bands faded from the scene, Missing Filemon continues to do what it does best, rock n rolling the Bisaya way.

It was only in 2011 that the band released their third album called вЂњKawanangan.вЂќ They immediately followed it up with their fourth album in 2014, a compilation of some of their hit songs from the previous three albums. But their busy schedule prevented them from working on the album full-time. While doing gigs, the band started working on their third album.

#Missing filemon album movie#

The song вЂњSine-SineвЂќ won as Best Movie Theme Song in that yearвЂ™s FAMAS Awards for the movie Confessional, besting compositions by Noel Cabangon and Mike Hanopol, among other big names in the countryвЂ™s music industry. In 2008, the band received its first national award. The bandвЂ™s popularity increased, leading it to doing gigs outside Cebu, including major cities in Visayas and Mindanao. вЂњSine-SineвЂќ the album came out in 2005, giving the audience potential hits like the carrier single вЂњSine-SineвЂќ, вЂњPrinsipal,вЂќ вЂњEnglisera,вЂќ and many others.

By the time the band was working on the second album, Bisrock bands had been sprouting like mushrooms all over Cebu. The success of the вЂњSuroy-SuroyвЂќ album inspired the band to come up with another one, the вЂњSine-SineвЂќ album. CebuвЂ™s media also started to notice and called Missing FilemonвЂ™s music as Bisrock (Bisaya rock.) Around this time, the bandвЂ™s songs were being sold as unauthorized CDs. This gave the band a new impetus to be more aggressive in what they were doing.ДЄs more and more people started patronizing their music, the band started doing gigs and radio guestings. It took almost a year before the band started hearing some of their songs played on air by one or two radion stations in the city. It was not easy for the band to get accepted by people in CebuвЂ™s rock scene that was dominated by English-writing bands and artists, and the cold reception the album received from the public almost led Insoy to quit. The album was self-titled, but the bandвЂ™s followers in Cebu and other Bisaya-speaking regions in the country eventually came to call the album as the вЂњSuroy-SuroyвЂќ album, referring to the title of its carrier single, вЂњSuroy-Suroy.вЂќ The band came out with its debut album in 2003. The band members knew they were doing something different, and were unsure if the Cebuano crowd would accept their music. The time the band worked on their songs, there was no group yet in Cebu and anywhere else that wrote and recorded an albumвЂ™s worth of rock songs in Cebuano.