Welcoming in the summer vibes, hitmakers and Billboard Philippines Volumes guests Lola Amour are coming back with a long-awaited new single entitled “”Namimiss Ko Na” (I Miss It) this March.
In a humorous, 30-second teaser video posted on the band’s X (formerly Twitter) account, Lola Amour confirmed the release of their latest single, slated to go out this March 13. You can pre-save the new track here.
This announcement comes hot on the heels of the 7-piece group announcing their highly anticipated, self-titled debut album during Tiktok’s Rising event press conference held last February 28 at Apotheka Manila in Poblacion, Makati. The band also performed later that night for the event alongside the likes of Billboard Philippines SoundwaveSoundwaveA Billboard Philippines media channel focused on audio and music-led content, such as playlists, podcasts, and sonic features. It offers a platform for artists to share their sound, and givesGo to Soundwave Glossary guests Toneejay, Janine Teñoso, Maki, as well as Billboard Philippines’ Women In Music Listeners’ Choice Awardee 2024 nominee Denise Julia.
This comes as the highly-anticipated follow-up to the group’s 2023 viral hitViral HitA song that spreads rapidly through social media, often on short-video platforms, and then climbs charts as listeners seek it out. Viral hits can come from unexpected places and unlikelyGo to Viral Hit Glossary, “Raining In Manila” which has amassed more than 118 million streams on Spotify alone at the time of writing. In late 2023, the band also reimagined the Kitchie Nadal classic “Huwag Na Huwag Mong Sasabihin” (Don’t Tell Me) as part of the lead up to Warner Music Philippines’ 30th Anniversary Launch.
Ahead of the single’s release, the band will be performing on Day 1 of Wanderland 2024 alongside the likes of Jack Johnson, Ena Mori, Novo Amor, bird., and Gabba.
Earlier this January, members of the band performed “Raining In Manila” with Chris Martin of Coldplay during day 1 of the Manila stop of Coldplay’s Music of The Spheres World Tour at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan.
To get yourself hyped up and properly in your feels for “Namimiss Ko Na”, revisit Lola Amour’s “Raining In Manila” below.