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Back to the 2000s!
Do you ever feel nostalgic listening to songs? Do you reminisce about the times when your classmates would gather around, bring out a guitar or any instrument, and start jamming to classic OPM songs? Or perhaps the times you would sit in front of the TV and watch the ‘Daily Top 10’ on MYX? Well, I do, and those were definitely the days when life seemed to be at its peak.
Now, let’s go down memory lane as I play a selection of OPM Hits from the 2000s that makes me feel nostalgic! Love songs, hip-hop, ballads, alternative music, rock—you name it!
Listening to these songs surely sums up THAT nostalgic feeling. Time flies, and while some things remain the same, unlike OPM, it just keeps getting better.
You, what’s your favorite Original Pinoy Music? Feel free to comment them down below!
Post by: Mary Anjinette L. Ortiz
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My exposure to OPM songs is definitely the ones from the early to late 2010s era, it's something a lot of people resonate which led to it being a song that everyone can jam into. From mini singing sessions in the classrooms, birthday celebrations, and all the way to karaoke bars OPM is a genre of music that not only people can sing to but can also relate to on a day-to-day basis. There are times when people listen to it as a way of giving themselves hope that they are not alone in their struggle which is why OPM is soul music for a reason.
Here are the links to 2010s OPM songs I highly recommend you should check out:
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Underrated OPM bands
The Original Pinoy Music industry is diverse and rich, producing a plethora of talented musicians and bands. Despite their excellent music and performances, some OPM bands may have yet to receive as much attention as others.
Here are some underrated gems that deserve more recognition:
ONE CLICK STRAIGHT
ONE CLICK STRAIGHT is a Filipino alternative rock band started in 2009. The band consists of siblings Toffer Marquez, Tim Marquez, Sam Marquez, and their childhood friend Joel Cartera.
One Click Straight's music is characterized by its catchy melodies, upbeat rhythms, and a blend of electronic and acoustic elements. The band draws inspiration from various musical genres such as pop, rock, and others.
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Sleep Alley
Sleep Alley is a Filipino indie rock band known for their unique sound that blends elements of alternative, punk, and pop music. The band was formed in 2016 and consists of members Aly on the vocals, Jude on the bass, and Kyle on the drums.
They have been praised for their unique sound and emotional depth, and are considered to be one of the rising stars in the local indie music scene.
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Autotelic
Autotelic is an indie rock band formed in 2012. The band is composed of members Josh Villena (vocals), Neil Tin (guitars), EJ Edralin (synths), Kai Honasan (synths/backing vocals), and Gep Macadaeg (bass).
Autotelic's music can be described as a fusion of indie, electronic, and pop rock genres, with introspective and heartfelt lyrics that explore themes of love, self-discovery, and personal growth.
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Bita and the Botflies
Bita and the Botflies is a Filipino alternative rock band that was formed in 2009. The band's members include Bitao "Bita" Lulu, Ron "Nas" Salcedo, Jan "Jap" Estrada, and Kirk "Kurx" Salvador. The band is known for their unique sound, which is a blend of various musical genres such as rock, pop, funk, and soul. The band often tackles issues such as politics, poverty, and social inequality in their songs.
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OPM songs are known for its heartfelt and emotional lyrics that resonate with many Filipinos. Listening to OPM can be a cathartic, comforting experience and these underrated OPM bands offer a fresh and unique perspective on Filipino music and are definitely worth checking out!
Post by Stephanie Jan B. Bacalla
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Growing up, I've always been surrounded by a family full of Music lovers mostly playing OPM songs anytime of the day, Classic OPM songs of the 70's - 90's to be exact. From my mother to my Lola, to my Titas and Titos & not to mention most of my cousins. They all have that particular DVD players with huge speakers to play their choice of music and also those legendary cute sized Radios that surprisingly still made its way today.
So, every morning I would wake up not because of the sound of an alarm clock but instead with either of my family's or my neighbor's daily blasting sound of music. And me on the other hand, being exposed to these OPM songs every day, have been loving it subconsciously until it became a trait of mine to listen to these songs when doing something.
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Wanna listen to some Classic OPM Hits of the 70's - 90's that I mentioned? Check out these few superb and nostalgic songs that I've personally compiled just for you!
When I met you - Apo Hiking Society
Batang bata ka pa - Apo Hiking Society
Mr. Dj - Sharon Cuneta
Anak - Fredie Aguilar
Ikaw ang aking mahal - VST & Company
Kung maibabalik ko lang - Regine Velasquez
Enjoy!
Posted by: Ellaine A. Inoc
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Music is a huge part of my life and my day won't be complete without listening to OPM songs. It helps boost my mood and inspires me to go through the day. May it is during studying, or doing household chores, and even as I am writing this post right now, these OPM songs are always playing in the background. Moreover, Original Pinoy Music, in general, allows me to feel different, nearly or possibly, all kinds of emotions that these songs project and I hope you'll experience the same way.
Here are some of the best OPM songs that I think you should listen to daily. Check out the song playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4yb2TbZwtFHrj1fJXyS0lQ?si=Iphw9cwgRb64M2YdS_u9Kw&utm_source=copy-link
Happy listening!
Post by: Marinel N. Olboc
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