1. "O Kay Ganda" was actually inspired by BLASTER's pandemic walks around the neighborhood, but he reimagined it as journeying through outer space instead! The lyrics focus on describing the stunning beauty of the universe and celebrating cosmic wonder. The official music video was directed by Raliug and inspired by the movie "Everything Everywhere All At Once". The multiverse themes of the movie perfectly aligned with BLASTER's exploration of cosmic themes and celebration of freedom in the song. 🌌
2. DID YOU KNOW: BLASTER has done production work for R&B artist Dia Mate on her summer tune "Dream"? This collaboration happened during his IV Of Spades days and showcases his versatility beyond just rock - working across genres from his indie rock background to smooth R&B production! He's also jammed with other notable artists like Ebe Dancel and Hilera's Chris Padilla, proving his collaborative spirit and musical range even before going solo. ✨
3. BLASTER's single "Nararararamdaman" got its title from the rhythm of the song - about paranoia, FOMO, and not doing what you love! The track has a deceptively simple approach that's both playful and beautiful, showcasing his refined guitar and bass work with minimal instrumentation. This creative approach of letting the song's rhythm dictate its title shows his unique songwriting process as a solo artist, where he loves to explore more personal and experimental approaches to music-making. 💭
4.DID YOU KNOW: He has dreams of collaborating with Japanese artists internationally, particularly L'Arc-en-Ciel's Hyde (Takarai Hideto)? His love for Japanese music runs deep - he's been passionate about Japanese culture since childhood and regularly listens to J-music. But his dream collabs don't stop there. He's also mentioned wanting to collaborate with Kanye West too. Libre lang mangarap! 🌍
Drop a "🌌" if you learned something new today! Tag a BLASTER fan and share kung may nalaman kang bago!
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FACT CHECK: BLASTER Edition! 🎸 4 Things To Know
1. "O Kay Ganda" was actually inspired by BLASTER's pandemic walks around the neighborhood, but he reimagined it as journeying through outer space instead! The lyrics focus on describing the stunning beauty of the universe and celebrating cosmic wonder. The official music video was directed by Raliug and inspired by the movie "Everything Everywhere All At Once". The multiverse themes of the movie perfectly aligned with BLASTER's exploration of cosmic themes and celebration of freedom in the song. 🌌
2. DID YOU KNOW: BLASTER has done production work for R&B artist Dia Mate on her summer tune "Dream"? This collaboration happened during his IV Of Spades days and showcases his versatility beyond just rock - working across genres from his indie rock background to smooth R&B production! He's also jammed with other notable artists like Ebe Dancel and Hilera's Chris Padilla, proving his collaborative spirit and musical range even before going solo. ✨
3. BLASTER's single "Nararararamdaman" got its title from the rhythm of the song - about paranoia, FOMO, and not doing what you love! The track has a deceptively simple approach that's both playful and beautiful, showcasing his refined guitar and bass work with minimal instrumentation. This creative approach of letting the song's rhythm dictate its title shows his unique songwriting process as a solo artist, where he loves to explore more personal and experimental approaches to music-making. 💭
4.DID YOU KNOW: He has dreams of collaborating with Japanese artists internationally, particularly L'Arc-en-Ciel's Hyde (Takarai Hideto)? His love for Japanese music runs deep - he's been passionate about Japanese culture since childhood and regularly listens to J-music. But his dream collabs don't stop there. He's also mentioned wanting to collaborate with Kanye West too. Libre lang mangarap! 🌍
Drop a "🌌" if you learned something new today! Tag a BLASTER fan and share kung may nalaman kang bago!
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