Multiplatinum-selling artist Angeline Quinto explores the twists and turns in her love life and heartbreaks in her all-new album “@LoveAngelineQuinto,” which features mostly originals, including one of her compositions.
“All the songs in this album are love songs. I think I’ve experienced all the situations in love and relationships,” said Angeline, who is celebrating her sixth anniversary in showbiz this year.
Released as the album’s first single “At Ang Hirap” – tagged as the “most heartbreaking song of 2017” – composed by pop rock princess Yeng Constantino and produced by Jonathan Manalo, chronicles the struggles of coping with a fresh break-up.
The Queen of Teleserye Theme Song’s return to recording also features the upbeat “Para Bang, Para Lang,” a song she dedicates to her mother. It is also Angeline’s second composition that she recorded, after “Sana Sana” off of her 2013 album “Higher Love.”
Serving as one of the highlights in “@#LoveAngelineQUinto” is the relatable “Paano Ba Ang Huwag Kang Mahalin,” the first-ever song written by Darla that narrates the pain of letting go.
Also included in the album is another Yeng composition, “’Di Na Tayo,” as well as Angeline’s duet with Michael Pangilinan and the 5th Best Song in the Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs 2016 “Parang Tayo Pero Hindi.”
Completing the track list are the acoustic remix of “Para Bang, Para Lang,” and covers of Jeremiah’s “Nanghihinayang” and the sweeping ballad “Kailangan Kita,” and originals “Awit Ng Pag-ibig” and “Ang Pag-ibig Ko’y Ikaw,” – both declarations of love.
“@LoveAngelineQuinto,” produced by Jonathan Manalo, is now available at all record bars nationwide for only Php299. It can also be streamed on Apple Music and Spotify. The full album, meanwhile, is available for download in digital stores on Janaury 29.
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