00:00Thank you so much sir.
00:12Maraming maraming salamat.
00:15I'm okay. Better.
00:17Yeah. Gorgeous.
00:20Thank you, Tito Boy.
00:21We talked about this earlier.
00:23Among the singers in this country,
00:25you're probably one of the very few
00:27who can actually, one of the very few who can play,
00:30you know, the guitar, piano, drums, keyboard, right?
00:38Do you have any other keyboard and piano, right?
00:40Actually, it's just the same.
00:43Just with keys.
00:45The one is digital.
00:47Right.
00:48They can play musical instruments.
00:50The question is,
00:52is your life easier as a songwriter,
00:55and as a singer,
00:56because you play all these musical instruments?
00:59For me, parang advantage kasi siya, Tito Boy.
01:02Since, parang nai-invento ko kasi minsan yung lyrics
01:05and yung melody sa isip ko.
01:07But at the same time, I can also, you know,
01:10hear the actual chords of these, you know,
01:15melodies na nare-recreate sa uta ko.
01:18So, parang somehow, nakakagawa ako ng piyesa.
01:22Oo. Pag gumagawa ka ng piyesa,
01:25pag gumagawa ka ng kwento, ng kanta,
01:27narinig mo ba yung music una?
01:30Una o una ba yung letra?
01:32What is the process?
01:34Iba-iba kasi actually, Tito Boy.
01:36Depende, no?
01:37It really depends on my mood.
01:38But usually, whenever I write songs,
01:41meron akong mga naka-record ng mga melodies,
01:44na kunwari sa sobrang random moments,
01:47nai-iisip ko siya,
01:48or like parang minsan nga napapanaginipan ko,
01:50ang weird.
01:51Okay.
01:52Napapanaginipan ko siya,
01:53tapos parang nire-record ko siya,
01:54parang hindi ko siya makalimutan.
01:56And then, yung lyrics,
01:59parang nandun na rin siya,
02:00because I love writing notes.
02:02So, lahat ng nasa thought process ko,
02:05sinusulat ko lang siya.
02:06And then, kung ano yung match dun sa melody,
02:09or kung ano yung mai-iisip ko after that,
02:12that's how it continues.
02:16You know, I keep on referring,
02:17yung frame of reference ko dito si Ogie Alcacid,
02:19because many, many years ago,
02:21I did an interview with Ogie,
02:22and he spoke about how easier it is
02:25to write songs pag-heartbroken.
02:28The highs and lows.
02:30You've been in a long-term relationship
02:33with parang raver.
02:35And the highs and lows,
02:37is it easier to perform,
02:39to write music pag medyo may problema,
02:42or when you're happy?
02:44Mixed emotions talaga tito boy eh.
02:47Kasi, there are times when I feel really vulnerable.
02:52It comes with a certain level of vulnerability
02:56para makagawa ako ng ganitong klaseng...
03:01Awit.
03:02Like awit,
03:03or pyesa,
03:04ganyan.
03:05Pero, it doesn't really have to be like,
03:07oh, I have to be,
03:08I have to be super sad,
03:09I have to be super,
03:10you know,
03:11lugmok or whatsoever ganyan.
03:12Because, you know,
03:13sometimes it comes in waves.
03:14Like, whenever I'm super happy,
03:16it doesn't really,
03:17you know,
03:18it doesn't matter if you're happy.
03:19Or if you're happy.
03:20Kunwari, ako,
03:21super saya ko,
03:22diba?
03:23Tapos,
03:24susulat ako ng malungkot na kanta.
03:25Minsan, ganun kasi tito boy eh.
03:26Parang,
03:27when you're feeling all these kinds of emotions,
03:29you just,
03:30you just want to like,
03:32create something out of it.
03:33Sandali.
03:34So, ibig sabihin,
03:35posible,
03:36na masaya ka,
03:37but you can write a sad song.
03:39Yes.
03:40Actually,
03:41may mga nasusulat ako,
03:42mga ganyan.
03:43Like,
03:44like,
03:45super happy ko with,
03:46with Ray,
03:47ganyan.
03:48Masusulat ako mga songs na,
03:49ah,
03:50parang anukot naman ito.
03:51Pero happy talaga ako.
03:52Right.
03:53Like,
03:54sobrang okay kami.
03:55Parang ganun po.
03:56I get that.
03:57I get that.
04:18It's about
04:27It's about
04:29a
04:29I
04:35a
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