We Are Imaginary Unveil “Are We There Yet?” Music Video — Watch
The visual, directed by Jam Lasin of Manila-based indie pop duo Cream Flower, offers a glimpse into their 18-year journey in the local independent music scene.
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Filipino indie rock band We Are Imaginary drops the official music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary for “Are We There Yet?,” the latest single from their 2026 self-titled album.
Directed by Jam Lasin of Manila-based indie pop duo Cream Flower, the music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary captures the band’s renewed chemistry through performances, candid moments, and visual cues that offer a glimpse into their 18-year journey in the local independent music scene.
“Keeping the fire burning is another hard choice, especially in a fickle scene and as a band that doesn’t really follow trends,” the band shares in a press statement. “We won’t be here without our past members and labels, so hopefully the music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary sends a message that all we feel is gratitude.”
This marks the second collaboration between the band and Lasin, following the visual for “Object of My Affliction.” The band has long been fans of the indie pop duo’s aesthetic, allowing the collaboration to run smoothly as Lasin translated their vision into the final visual.
“Are We There Yet?” is the latest single from the band’s acclaimed self-titled album, released in January 2026. The song was among the earliest compositions by guitarist Khalid Tanji, originally written for the band’s pre-pandemic album project. The final recording retains the post-punk guitar sensibilities of the original demo.
Watch the music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary on Spotify below:
The release of the music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary also coincides with a celebration in the form of a vinyl and merchandise launch on November 8 at SaGuijo in Makati. The event will also feature live performances from fellow artists in the scene and mark the debut of the band’s first-ever official tote bag.
The vinyl release was made possible through Eikon Records PH’s Rick Olivares and the production expertise of Joey Santos of Floppy Disk. “We get giddy like schoolchildren having our music in tangible form,” vocalist and guitarist Ahmad Tanji reveals, reflecting on how physical formats preserve the band’s musical legacy.
Looking ahead to 2027, the band plans to return to the studio to record new material, with future performances scheduled in cities across the Philippines and overseas.
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Jam Lasin of Manila-based indie pop duo Cream Flower directed the video, the second collaboration with We Are Imaginary after the visual for “Object of My Affliction.”
It is the latest single from We Are Imaginary’s self-titled album, released in January 2026, and was among guitarist Khalid Tanji’s earliest compositions, with post-punk guitar sensibilities intact.
The launch takes place on November 8 at SaGuijo in Makati, with live performances from fellow artists in the scene and the debut of the band’s first official tote bag.
We Are Imaginary is a Filipino indie rock band with an 18-year run in the local independent music scene, featuring vocalist and guitarist Ahmad Tanji and guitarist Khalid Tanji.
Looking ahead to 2027, We Are Imaginary plans to return to the studio to record new material, with performances scheduled in cities across the Philippines and overseas.
