{"id":196106,"date":"2019-01-02T05:53:15","date_gmt":"2019-01-02T10:53:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/?p=196106"},"modified":"2019-01-02T05:53:15","modified_gmt":"2019-01-02T10:53:15","slug":"up-dharma-down-surprises-fans-with-their-3-new-tracks","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/canadianinquirer.net\/v1\/2019\/01\/02\/up-dharma-down-surprises-fans-with-their-3-new-tracks\/","title":{"rendered":"Up Dharma Down surprises fans with their 3 new tracks"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Up Dharma Down (Photo<\/a>: UDD\/Facebook<\/a>)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Fans of Filipino band Up Dharma Down (UDD) greeted the first day of 2019 with a big surprise:\u00a0 <\/span>UDD just dropped three fresh hits from their upcoming fourth album!<\/p>\n

Greeting everyone a Happy New Year on their social media accounts, the four-member indie band woke up their supporters with the good news, announcing that their new songs — Anino, Stolen, and Crying Season<\/i> — have been released in digital platforms.<\/p>\n

Some of us may have heard Anino<\/i> before as it was featured in a Joel Ruiz’s film Kung Paano Siya Nawala<\/i>. The 2018 film, starred by JM de Guzman and Rhian Ramos, talks about the story of a man named Lio who is suffering from a “face blindness.”<\/p>\n

Fans of the indie ban expressed how happy and excited they were about the released, with some thanking UDD for giving them their highly anticipated wish.<\/p>\n

On Twitter, netizen @farfrommulan also greeted the band a Happy New Year, adding, “And not to be dramatic, but I teared up with this news.”<\/p>\n

Netizen @caladashh, meanwhile, tagged her friend @katsushiii on UDD’s announcement and said she fell asleep while she listens to Anino. <\/i>Replying to her tweet, her friend @katsushiii invited her friend to come over the band’s gig if they will have one in Quezon City.<\/p>\n

“I need to hear these songs live!!!!!!” she wrote.<\/p>\n

Netizen @alaenadenise cannot contain her happiness as she can now stream Anino<\/i>, the song she has been waiting for almost four years already.<\/p>\n

The release of the formal studio version of Anino, <\/i>which he has been listening for years; Twitter user @random_almonte even called such development as a “biggest blessing” for him this new year.<\/p>\n

Social media user @theNealCutter, on the other hand, shared that he is usually “articulate” with his points and critiques on why he likes certain songs or not — but it was different this time.<\/p>\n

“For this moment I’m just speechless. Up Dharma Down really did that,” he said.<\/p>\n

Also known for some of their emotionally-charged songs, the indie band, of course, was successful in making their fans sing along with their new tracks while having their hearts broken.<\/p>\n

“Up Dharma Down really made a song called ‘Crying Season’ for me & my iyakin <\/i>(crybaby) friends huh,” said netizen @bet_zayb.<\/p>\n

Netizen @janrendon, meanwhile, said UDD is the ultimate “dart sa <\/i>(in the) heart” type of Original Pinoy Music (OPM).<\/p>\n

“Napaka-babaw<\/i> and surface level lang ng mga <\/i>hit na<\/i> new OPM songs in that category compared to Armi’s [Millare] writing process,” he wrote.<\/p>\n

Twitter user @pitmndza jokingly blamed the band for breaking his heart on the very first day of 2019. Quoting a line from the song Anino, <\/i>the netizen said, “Heto ako nakatayo sa iyong harapan. Heto ako handa ang lahat nna masaktan. MASAYA KA TEH!!! HAHAHA <\/i>(Here I am standing in front of you. I’m here ready to get hurt. Are you happy!!!! HAHAHA).”<\/i><\/p>\n

Echoing the same sentiment, netizen @ComeBaquiToMe, tweeted, “NEW YEAR NA<\/i> NEW YEAR TAPOS MANANAKIT KAYO WALA NAMANG GANYANAN <\/i>UP DHARMA DOWN (It is New Year but you are hurting us. Do not be like that, Up Dharma Down).”<\/p>\n

UDD has been giving its fans all the feels since it was formed in 2004. In a span of 14 years, the indie band has already released three albums entitled Fragmented, Bipolar, <\/i>and Capacities<\/i> under independent record label Terno Recordings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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