Over October Release Sophomore Album ‘Make Believe’ on CD
The CD’s release also comes alongside a new merchandise collection — including shirts, guitar picks, and more — from the alternative pop band, available now via Backspacer Records.
Over October: courtesy of Underdog Music, photographed by Nate Bosano
Over October: courtesy of Underdog Music, photographed by Nate Bosano
Over October‘s second album is now available on CD.
On October 22, the alternative pop band announced that their new album Make Believe can now be purchased in CD format, following its initial release last October 1. Priced at PHP 850 each, copies of the CD can be availed through Backspacer Records.
Alongside the CD, the band’s current collection of official merchandise can also be purchased through the Pasig City-based record store. These include a cap, shirts (including one with a design inspired by their breakout single “Ikot”), a tote bag, guitar picks, as well as a special set of photocards featuring the band’s members. All designs and art for the merchandise were created by Karen De La Fuente, Elleisha Angeles, and Kat Romero.
All of these are available for both local and international shipping via the official website of Backspacer Records. Notably, the record shop also recently handled the official merchandise for FELIP‘s debut solo album 7sins, including a special vinyl release of the SB19 member’s first EP COM•PLEX.
Following the release of Make Believe, Over October held their first solo concert last October 4 and 12 at the Music Museum in San Juan City, celebrating 10 years together as a band. Both dates of the concert were completely sold-out. Following this, the band is currently holding a five-date mall show tour in support of their new album, starting from last October 20 until this December 1.
Last October 15, Over October performed at Billboard Philippines: Mainstage — the first anniversary celebration of Billboard Philippines, held at the SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City. Sharing the stage with the likes of SB19, BINI, Gary Valenciano, Maki, Sarah Geronimo, and more, the band performed their hits “Ikot” and “Kaakit-Akit.” It was the band’s first time ever to perform at the acclaimed venue.
Listen to Over October’s Make Believe below:
