Quarantine, 'right time' for ALLMO$T's debut album release

ALLMO$T has dropped ‘This Is Us,’ their debut album.

 

EXCLUSIVE: ALLMO$T considers quarantine period ‘right time’ for debut album release

Many artists have released new music, through new singles, in time of COVID-19 pandemic but ALLMO$T, a four-piece Filipino hiphop group, is among the few who launched a full-length album.

A little over a week ago, ALLMO$T — comprises of rappers Russel dela Fuente and Angelo Luigi "Crakky" Timog, and singers Clien Alcazar and Jomuel Casemhas — dropped an 11-track album called ‘This Is Us.

Speaking to OneMusicPH, ALLMO$T described their debut album as a proof of their versatility.

“Kumbaga kaya rin namin gumawa ng kanta na ibang genre hindi lang rap. At karamihan ng tema rito sa debut album namin ay nakabase sa mga naranasan namin na alam naming makaka-relate din ang mga tagapakinig at sumusuporta samin,” they said.

For the group, releasing the album during the quarantine period, time-wise, was perfect.

“We decided to release the album kasi ito na ‘yung nakaplano at alam namin na lahat ng tao ay maraming time para makinig ng music at lalo na during this pandemic nakatutok lahat sa social media kaya napag isipan na ito talaga ang right time,” shared ALLMO$T, whose behind the viral hits “Bagay Tayo,” “Miracle Nights," and "Dalaga."

 

 

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