BGYO Tease Upcoming New Single “Andito Lang”
The upcoming track serves to reassure their ACEs and listeners that the group is here to stay.
By Rome Saenz
BGYO: Courtesy of @bgyo_ph, photographed by Timothy Dueñas
BGYO: Courtesy of @bgyo_ph, photographed by Timothy Dueñas
The Aces of P-popP-PopShort for Pilipino pop, a movement of Filipino idol groups and solo acts who combine pop music, choreography, and polished production for local and international audiences. P-pop has grown quickly,Go to P-Pop Glossary have announced their return.
Yesterday (November 27), BGYO took to their social media pages to give their followers a sneak peek into their upcoming single, “Andito Lang.” Written on the caption for the post was their pledge to their imminent comebackComebackA comeback refers to an established artist or group's highly anticipated new release following a period of relative inactivity, a term borrowed from broader Asian pop industry convention. P-pop groupsGo to Comeback Glossary: “Sa bawa’t ikot ng mundo, ang @bgyo_ph ay #AnditoLang.” [At each rotation of the Earth, BGYO will be just here.]
To discuss their previous release, “Trash,” the boy groupBoy GroupA boy group refers to a multi-member male music act, a format central to P-pop's recent commercial rise, typically featuring coordinated choreography and vocal arrangements. SB19's chart breakthroughs helped establishGo to Boy Group Glossary had an exclusive interview with Billboard Philippines as they redefined their sound with a fresh pop tone. The group’s main dancer, Nate, expressed, “The music plays on. We’ve recorded a bunch of songs with a similar sound to ‘Trash’ and can’t wait for everyone to see and hear it come to life.” In a similar vein to the theme of their upcoming single, he reassures the group’s fans, the ACEs, “We’re going to keep hustling, ready to break through anytime. We’re here to stay.”
In anticipation for “Andito Lang,” listen to “Trash” here: