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The Australian pop duo also expressed interest in going back to the Philippines sometime in the future
Aside from topping Billboard’s Christian
Airplay charts (dated February 25, 2023), the multi-format smash has recently
entered Billboard’s Adult Top 40 charts at No. 31 and Billboard’s Adult
Contemporary charts at No. 17, becoming one of the biggest hits in the US by an
Australian act this year. To date, the soulful ballad has amassed more than 30
million streams on Spotify alone.
The Christian pop duo, which recently
headlined Manila’s Found Music Festival in 2019 at Circuit Makati, also
expressed their intent of going back to the Philippines sometime in the future.
“You know, we hope to always come back to the places
that we’ve been, because every country has its own individual culture—taking part
in that was a thrill for us,” says Luke Smallbone, one-half of the
award-winning music act. “By visiting different cultures around the world, you
can learn something from each of them. We just enjoyed being able to spend time
with our Filipino friends.”
Their song “Love Me Like I Am” will be
serviced in Philippine radio soon, thanks to its crossover appeal and inspiring
universality that resonate to fans all over the world. A soaring pop tune that
recognizes the fact that we all make mistakes, “Love Me Like I Am” highlights the
importance of seeking and practicing forgiveness.
Luke Smallbone reflects, “I think, sometimes
in today’s society, we feel like if we make a mistake, that puts us
at odds, and we can’t be loved anymore. The truth is if we all made
mistakes, that means all of us would never be able to accept this
wonderful gift called love. I think ‘Love Me Like I Am’ is obviously
talking about heavenly love but I think it’s also a challenge for us to love
our families that way. The gift of practicing forgiveness is probably the most
important attribute of the world. And, I think, for us, that is what this
song is talking about. Is love for people, mistakes, and all. And, look,
people will live very differently when they recognize how deeply loved they
really are.”
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