junemarieezy.

This ironically made me cry a bit. Beautiful culture. Cebuana represent!

sarahmeier:

Once upon a time…

…a few kids decided to throw a party in conjunction with Sinulog, a religious festival on the Philippine island of Cebu.

But it was more than chance that grew the crowd from 400 people to 50,000. It was a unique blend of history, passion, devotion, and love for life and music that made this one of the most pivotal events in verge culture history.

Avicii, bottles of Patron, face paint, whistle blowing, and dancing — all topped off with the “Pit Senyor” chant over Hip Hop, house, and dubstep beats that the crowd spontaneously erupted into every fifteen minutes.

Church.

-s.

This video was created for and by Out of Scratch. DJs on deck are DJ Aryan and Nix Damn P! The event was a brainchild of the boys behind Rhipstop, and supported by Bodyrock Lifestyle.

Sometimes I get so happy and content that “I love you” often slips from under my breath but directs at no one. I do not know what this means. Or why it happens. But this “I love you” brushes off my tongue so quick to disappear. A sound wave into air. Too unanswered to feel it end.

Maybe it contributes to the lightness of atmosphere or becomes a ripple of good energy that sets into the earth.

Or maybe the signal continues to travel. Subtly kissing the lips of a soulmate. Slowly bringing us closer as if we knew it forever

June Marieezy’s Sometimes ft. RBTO Music Video

Produced and Directed by Czar Campos and Brian Sergio
Director of Photography Kevin Vea
Photographs by Brian Sergio
Edited by Paco

Sometimes
Written by June Jumao-as and Rob Lai
Produced by Justin de Guzman

Deeper Manila 2011

Enough hype. This video isn’t as great as the experience we had while shooting it! What we did was chose a day to run around some random Manila spots and got as much coverage of us performing before sundown. No plot. No concept. Just simple and spontaneous with a dash of filipino culture. 

I just want to give a huge thank you to the masterminds behind this shoot, Brian Sergioand Czar Campos. A couple of intellectual and creative minds they both are! And a thank you to Paco Raterta for his hard work and mad skills with editing the video.Kevin Vea, for keeping me in the frame while I was running around singing hahah. And of course, RBTO, for his good vibes and natural performance! Can’t forget Justin De Guzman of Deeper Manila who even produced Sometimes in the first place!

These guys were extremely fun to work with. I’ll never forget that day. Good vibes all around. 

Dear everyone, embrace change.