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Manila Bulletin
|March 17, 2026
'm feeling basic today.
So, here are some random picks of songs that have piqued my curiosity or have just plain landed well on my ears. They're all new, and all are good.Starting with Ena Mori, whose quirky sound has always been the antithesis of what's going on in Pinoy pop. But here she is willing to fit in (a bit) on her song "19 Underground." You could say this upbeat, synth-poppy track is Mori’s dance-iest pop yet. But listen closely, some of her quirk may have been dialled down, but her sonic DNA remains intact. This is just one track off her "Ore" EP.
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