The indie folk favorite drops a track that traces how love lingers in thoughts, gestures, and reflexes Manila, Philippines – After staging a two-night concert honoring the tenth anniversary of her well-received records, Human Eyes and Riverchild , Clara Benin marks the start of 2026 with the release of her new single, ‘ muscle memory ,’ out today via Sony Music Entertainment . Eschewing the pressures of virality in favor of pure, authentic storytelling, “muscle memory” packs a punch in its quiet moments and restraint. The song deals with the lingering presence of lost love: how someone you try so hard to avoid continues to linger in your thoughts, habits, and little reflexes long after the heartbreak. As Benin sums it up, “Like muscle memory, some people stay with you without you choosing to remember.” She adds, “I liked the idea of muscle memory and started thinking about how it feels a lot like heartbreak — how your body and mind remember someone even when you’re trying to m...
Coming from different regions and backgrounds, these emerging acts deliver distinct stories, sounds, and cultural influences that add depth and diversity to the burgeoning music scene in the Philippines A new wave of OPM artists is gaining momentum. Poised for their official breakout moment in 2026, these fresh and compelling acts are set to drop new releases that defy conventions and embrace artistic promise. In the months ahead, their work is expected to leave a distinct mark in contemporary OPM, so make sure to show your support and bookmark their names as early as now. HARA (Davao) - HARA is the newest P-Pop girl group. The sassy six-piece act is ready to conquer the stage with their dynamic performances and unique sound entirely produced in their hometown. HARA is set to release their pre-debut track “My Love” this February 25, 2026. AYO (Davao) – AYO is a 7-member boy group that is set to bring their A game into the world of P-Pop. The name is derived from the Vi...