In 2008, I wrote a song titled Set Apart for Uncommon, a message series of Victory Fort Bonifacio, the church in the Philippines for which I work. When it was sung in church, it was transformed into a praise anthem instead of the mid-tempo pseudo-ballad I’d imagined it to be. (Hey, apparently, arrangers can do whatever they want with a song. Thanks, Archie. lol) Almost two years since, I realize the original demo of Set Apart...

I apologize for the lack of updates, musical or otherwise. Things are a little fast-paced (read: toxic) at work because we’re doing our best to offer the best to God and our spiritual family. Right now, I’m attending a search engine marketing seminar at the Crowne Plaza, which I have to admit is pretty exciting for a web geek like me. I’m interested in seeing how this will all pan out, because it’s been a couple of years...

As of April 24, 2010, these are my top 10 favorite songs. I hadn’t posted a single blog entry since my last Top 10, which is an indication of how swamped in work I am. But hey, praise God that I’ve got work. :) 1. Bengeul (4) U-Kiss 2. Shark in the Water (3) VV Brown 3. Magic (6) Secret 4. Doc/Run To You (1) Super Junior feat. Kangin 5. I Did Wrong (2) 2AM 6. Run Devil Run (5) Girls Generation 7. The Power of Your Name (8) Lincoln...

As of April 1&, 2010, these are my top 10 favorite songs. The SuJu high is ridiculous! Also, check out the video of this week’s debut, Magic by Korean girl group Secret. The song’s all right – shades of Beyonce, and the pronunciation of “magic” as “mazik” is atrocious – but I think the girls are among the prettiest Koreans I’ve ever seen. And that’s a factor for this hot-blooded...

I was extremely psyched to learn that environmental advocate, Academy Award winner, and former US Vice President Al Gore is the keynote speaker of Leadership Conference Series 3. Gore will deliver a lecture titled “Al Gore: The Leader as Environmental Steward” on April 30 at the SMX Convention Center at the SM Mall of Asia Complex, using an Asian version of his “An Inconvenient Truth,” which you might recall was his Academy...