The Bright Side of Hard Times with Starlette Alia

Blast from the Past with Miko Mayor

Ever wonder what it was like to record an album in the 90s? Flashback 1994, Miko Mayor shares his memories of recording with is band Annointed Cherubs. He was 17 years old when their songs were played on the radio (and were certified Gold), and that got them touring all universities in the metro.

The Bright Side of Hard Times with Starlette Alia

First day we met, I thought to myself "I want vibes like that!" Her skits, vlogs, OOTDs, surfing adventures always brighten my day. Know more about Starlette Alia [https://www.tiktok.com/@starlettealia]'s life as a content creator and how she organically grew her audience during trying times. Bonus: Tattoo stories inside!

Honing Your Craft with Lem Gutierrez

If you watched the movie Drumline, you’ll love how this guy got started with music. Lem Gutierrez joined his school’s marching band and saw the lonely snare drum in the corner. He was drawn to it, and that’s where it all began 🥁 Now his flexibility ranges from raw and unhinged to classic rock and heavy metal 🎸

Flexing the Struggles with Bryle Habits

Despite the hurdles, Bryle Habits [https://open.spotify.com/artist/3xhR3xhpaIvFHLZA664PZJ?si=jnwJ-HgHTQmuCWmzMG7-Gg] built his clothing brand Good Habits Cartel [https://www.facebook.com/gdhbts] from the ground up, and through his resilience, he became one of Butuan’s most promising hip hop artists.

Cutting Through The Noise with DJ Clarence Anthony

From playing guitars for jazz and metal bands, to producing ad jingles, hiphop beats, EDM/lo-fi tracks, DJ Clarence Anthony [https://open.spotify.com/artist/3cs3laL0kDCBCFNBvOY8Bg?si=ODt8fNoNTembV5Qb5a52DQ] is like a Swiss army knife of music production. This episode, he talks about thriving in the music scene and how important it is for artists to put themselves out there and cut through the noise.