Sunday 29th May 2022 Song List (8pm Brisbane time video broadcast- 6pm Philippine time)
Audio replay from the station of last Sunday's broadcast (1pm Sydney Time - 11am Philippine Time)
This 58 minute program will be presenting Original Filipino Music from Australia and the rest of the world in Philippine languages in English, Tagalog and Bisaya. All comments and opinions in this program are not necessarily held by the station.
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Tonight's soundscape starts with a rap about current health and political issues, then to love, then African Australian filipino collaboration, then a tame version of bisaya dancing called budots with a love song about a tyre vulcaniser (the video will show similarities of African and Bisaya dancing) then to the Bukidnon Talaandig band called Waway Saway with their presentation of a kuglung (boat lute), then I am My Elders Blood with a welcome and thank you message from the Wiradjuri Elders, followed by Echoes - The Cordillera Fusion.
8.00pm Say More To Life by Butch Monserrat of Monserrat Musikworx in Newnham, Tasmania
This is Say More Radio SWR 99.9 FM's signature track. We believe that musicians colour our world and also gives us a way to feel and express our emotions.
8.11pm Surveillance State performed by The Elocutionist (Brisbane) and Heart Eyes (Brisbane)
Written by Daniel John Cronin and Johnathan De Paul;
This is a song that tells us about the observations of The Elocutionist;
8.17pm Kind Of Love by Kim Tumamak (Rizal);
Words & Music by Kim Tumamak Music; Bass track by Fred Rivera; Arranged, produced, mixed and mastered by Obet Rivera
Many thanks to PORduction House and Boss Obet Rivera Music for sending us the music; also to Pinoyonlineradio;
8.22pm Kakayanin Natin ‘To (We Can Do It) performed by Jurelle Tagbo Jurelle Jon Tagbo (Teloupe) (Guagua, Pampanga)
Written, composed and arranged by Aries Silverio (UAE) thanks to SilverStone Music and to MusicQuest by Tatiana Batalla and Friends;
8.27pm Tumusifu Mungu by Jeanne Ngembe Jeanne Antoinette Ngembe (Brisbane) and MWinda (Light);
Jeanne Ngembe, is an aspiring solo artist born in the Democratic Republic of Congo in a family, of nine, with Jeanne being the fith child. My mother and father along with four siblings passed away,leaving only two brothers and two sisters. She has faced many trials while growing up but never gave up and instead became inspired by these events. Jeanne is a proud wife and mother of three children; two girls by the names of Patience and Arienne and one boy named Jeremiah.
In 2012 when her younger brother aged 30 died, she began to write from the heart. He was her happiness and they were extremely close. Music is a way to express her emotions, she was able to overcome her lack of self‐confidence.
This was a turning point in her life, Jeanne has never written music before but the music started to just come out. She takes very new steps in becoming an artist,and determined to deliver her testimony to the world.
Jeanne lives by her quote, "I have a dream that no woman is aware of, but I need to become a leading example and use my stories to accomplish my dream"
This song, Tumusifu Mungu is from the album entitled Jerusalem, An African Gospel Album and is now available on ITunes and other internet outlets. Music is by Michael Arpilleda (Jan Mihkkel Quila Jan Mihkkel Quila - Pampanga); vocal harmonies arranged, mixed, mastered and produced by Butch Monserrat.
TUMUSIFU MUNGU Lets Praise God
CH: YELELE TUMUSIFU MUNGU,YELELE TUMUSHANGILIE
YEELE TUMUSHANGILIE,YELELE TUMUIMBIE
KWA ZEZE,KWA VINUMBI NA VINANDA NA VIGELE GELE
Yelele lets praise god, yelele lets rejoice, lets praise him with trumpets, lets praise him with tambourines, lets praise him with resounding cymbals
V1: KWASIKU ALITUPATIA SAA ISHIRINI NA INE,KWA MASKINI
NATAJIRI ,AKUMPUNGUZIA MASKI
