Singer Janine Teñoso shared her thoughts on how music helps people amid the lockdowns.
During the media conference for Four Hearts, Teñoso highlighted that music is an outlet for people during the lockdowns.
“I think, especially right now, people are looking for an outlet to pour out their emotions, to help them process whatever they are feeling.
“So, I think music is a big way to help them realize some things about themselves. To ponder life.”
She also added the responsibility of music artists in helping people emotionally.
“That’s our job as artists; this is our responsibility; this is a way to help people get through their healing. Parang, we are the vessels of that.”
On August 28, Teñoso performs with her fellow music artists, Sam Concepcion, Katrina Velarde, and Daryl Ong, in their upcoming online concert directed by Paolo Valenciano, Four Hearts.
Audiences can view the event on KTX for Philippine audiences and on the IWANTFC and TFC IPTV platforms for audiences on other territories.
Ticket prices are Php 999 for KTX or USD 19.99 for IWANTTFC and TFC IPTV.
Teñoso also expressed her gratitude for the chance to perform with her favorite music artists.
“I honestly just want to share my music, po. My new original songs. I’m thankful na I get to do that through this concert, through Four Hearts, and with them pa.
“It’s a privilege na I get to sing with three of my favorite artists, and I get to sing pa my own songs pa. It’s a gift, especially with all the things that are happening.”
As for her music, Teñoso released her Extended Play Tracklist, Kwento Sa Silid, under Viva Records on July 8. The EP includes her singles Pelikula with Arthur Nery, Ghost In The Room, Paano, Umibig Muli, and Art Of Letting Go.
