Further building out an immersive sonic world, gold-certified pop phenom AJ Mitchell has officially released a new single entitled “ STOP .” The song is the next chapter to be unveiled from his anxiously awaited full-length debut album, Skyview , due out this year and executive produced by Mike Dean. The track pairs a thumping bass line and flurry of funk guitar with a showstopping vocal performance. He delivers charismatic verses before igniting the instantly unshakable hook, “I don’t wanna stop, baby it’s our time . ” “STOP” continues the journey that was set in “ CAMERAS ON ,” released late last Month. The conceptual lyric video shared today picks up where “ CAMERAS ON ” left off. While “ CAMERAS ON ” depicts the story of AJ dealing with the darker sides of fame and his previous experiences with the content collective Team 10, the new lyric video finds him walking away from the cameras to the stage, depicting his passion and dedication to the music and what truly matters.
Since 2004, Club Mwah is the one and only Las Vegas
inspired show-stopping performance bar in the Philippines, still giving us jaw
dropping show that only they can offer, one name behind the colorful costumes
and grand production numbers is Chris Nicolas, the in house Choreographer,
Director and Designer, and the only one Diva of their center stage.
“Sa totoo lang in the Philippines, etu lang ang may
ganitong seryosong show, iba hindi tumatagal, etu yung pang long lasting entertainment,
etu yun eh.” Nicolas said.
Nicolas not known to many is a former member of Bayanihan
Dance Company, a graduate of Physical Education at the Philippine Normal
College, start as a dancer in 2004 during the establishment of Club Mwah, after
that he takes over as a choreographer until now. He draws his inspirations depends
on her audiences, he believes that it’s a constant change, that they need to
keep creating production numbers that people will love.
“Passion ko talaga ang sumayaw, pag nakakarinig ako ng
music lumalabas ang mga ideas, na parang gusto mong i-interpret.” Nicolas
explain.
Follies De Mwah is the term for all the dancers
performing in their bar, for many generations they develop and help a lot of
dancers across all genders, as the master choreographer he sees to it that the
one they select are in line with their standards, first is the height, the
willingness to learn even though don’t have a background in dancing, and lastly
the attitude to which Nicolas said is the most important part of their
requirement.
“Una ang height, iba yung matangkad, easy to pick up
steps, kahit hindi sya marunong, wala syang formal training sa dancing, and ang
Attitude, wag madaling ma-hurt kapag kino-korek, kailangan welcome sa correction,
kasi puro corrections dito, hindi yung
napagalitan lang nagpa-paalam na, sayang naman.” Nicolas added.
In the past 16 years, Nicolas admit to us that it is not
easy running a Club like this, they spend millions of pesos for their costumes
in all their numbers, and that’s not easy to return, with all the different
kind of Clubs around Metro Manila offering many things they feel that they are
not in competition with them.
“Dumating yung
time na gusto ko ng tumigil, sabi ng mga friends ko, Chris wag naman wala naman kasing ganyang
dito, kaya nanghihinayang ako. Kung makakakita ako ng isang lugar na may
napakagandang show, sabihin na nating mas maganda sa amin, gi-give up na ako,
kayo naman. Since wala nakakahinayang naman.” Nicolas said in closing.
Nicolas is optimistic in the coming months, soon they
will open a new Comedy Bar and they are reviving in catering the tourists
market to be their regular audiences, trade shows for tour and travel operators
are in the works now to re-introduce Club Mwah in a different level.
For more information, bookings and reservations you may send
your inquiries to Club Mwah with the following numbers Tel Nos. (02)535-7943,
Mobile nos. (Smart) 0908.173.0109 and (Globe) 0926.708.8082 or follow them on
their Facebook page. Club Mwah is open Friday and Saturday night only, located
in Boni Avenue in Mandaluyong City.
Spoliarium, an opera with libretto by Soprano Fides Cuyugan-Asensio and with music by Ryan Cayabyab was the first production I saw pertaining to the life of Juan Luna. Originally staged at the CCP in 2003 starring Robert Seña at the titular role, the opera was staged in Tribeca Performing Arts Center in New York thirteen years later. Philippine Stagers Foundation (PSF) current production of "Obra Ni Juan " was my follow-up. This original Filipino musical was written by Atty. Vince Tañada, PSF President and Artistic Director and with music by Peter Paul "Pipo" Cifra, president of UST Conservatory of Music Alumni Association Incorporated, marked as my first production I saw from PSF. Established in 2002, PSF is a professional theater company with an objective of helping the poor, elderly, sick and even the forgotten, has been consistently conducting free theater workshop in schools nationwide and continuously organizing outreach programs to various charities
... pasaway na si kapatid.... ....pasaway pa ang mga papampam sa multiply... i wish lang alam nya pinagsasabi nya.. OO panget ang takes ko.. OO panget ang Post Processing ko.. ....am a phographer by heart.. what i took is nice for my eyes.. i love it..kahit pa sa tingin ng iba eh di mabuti... ...i post photos here unang una to stock..then to share.. and the last to have some critics within my contacts..networks..or friends... ...honestly, i got pissed and my pressur went up when i read one of the comment..what really got me mad was the fact that the comment was not even connected to photography, to the technicalities of the post processing.. it's not even dark that it can be considered gross... ...Jose told me,na sana me variation yung isang album ko, regarding the model's poses.. oo, at one point mali ako dun.. kasi parang same position lang.. yung mga ganung comment sana ang inaasahan ko... hindi yung ewan... ...ryan also commented about my lighting... hahaha pasaway ako eh..
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