Lola Amour...

Na. He really put a lot of his influences. Not just music-wise—he also put effort in merch, and everything else he does.

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He's a changed man, with a heavy foot. Wait, I mean he put his foot down. (laughs) You guys got it though.

MANU, ON HOW MESINA CHANGED

"I've been playing with the band for a while now, but I only started (relatively recently). When I started, Mesina was in his peak med mode. He was in his shell. Everyone was very understanding of his position, but we missed him, man. We didn't have enough Mesina in the band. When he passed the boards, he came out of that shell. He came back and we were all so happy, like, 'Congrats man, now it's time to work straight out of med!' (laughs) I think everyone noticed how he stepped up so much after he came back. He's dressing up; every gig may bago na siyang hairstyle. He's passionate towards the band."

PIO, ON HOW MANU CHANGED

"I met him when he was born. (laughs) At the start of his musical journey, I think he was 13 or 12, ang alam ko from the stories of my parents, Manu was a musical prodigy.

I was like, 'Ah, prodigy pala, he play anything pala ah.' So noong umalis si (former member) Martin, I told him, 'Manu, we have a gig. Can you session keys?' He's like, 'Ah I don't know how to play it.' I was like, 'Kaya mo 'yan! Here are the chords,' and then I left him alone.