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She’s cutting in a duet track entitled “Wala Nang Kulang Pa” with rockoustic heartthrob Sam Milby, also for her album. “It’s going really well, like I had 400 new followers on Twitter over the weekend,” the soft-spoken lass excitedly mentioned. Hence, the conception of the aforementioned track, an acoustic mania showcasing Moira’s angelic voice whose music video already has thousands of views in YouTube proving that she is quickly garnering more following through her raw, unpretentious music. She was only 13 when for the first time she experienced crushing on someone who didn’t like her back, and music proved to be the best thing to help her cope. The first single off the debut album is “Love Me Instead”, one of the very first songs she had penned. “It’s more than just wanting to be rich and famous. In fact, Moira believes being a real musician is far beyond the glitz and the glamour.

It’s modern pop, and the best part of it all is she writes her own material. Now she’s being tagged as “The Voice Of Modern Pop”.Īfter all, there’s no question that Moira’s pastel vocals command attention, what with its unique vibe paired perfectly with the effortless strumming of her guitar.

So it did when Moira caught the interest of Ivory Music which led to a recording contract for her self-titled debut album with the label. With genuine interest in making music armed with songwriting background, a big break is bound to happen. It wasn’t long until big shots in the music industry started to notice. Since then, the music production student has been tagging along local musicians like Yeng Constantino, Markki Stroem and Thor to serve as the opening act.

#MOIRA THE TAGGER TV#

But something–or someone–is about to give a fresh take on it: Moira dela Torre, better known as Moira, is a young musikera that has most likely been catching your ears and touching your hearts even before you have heard of her name.Īfter joining the first season of ABS-CBN’s The Voice of the Philippines, Moira has kept her music career in traction by lending her fetching voice to TV commercials and radio ads for big brands that you yourself had been singing along to without knowing it’s her: Lewis & Pearl’s “Sweet Paris”, Perla’s “Hawak Kamay”, Johnson’s Baby’s “Signature Of Love”, Imodium’s “Lonely Is The Night”, Surf’s “Pinalaki” and “Ang Bango Ng Perfume”, Goldilocks’ “Merienda Na”, and even the soothing tune to McDonald’s ever-so-popular “Hooray For Today.” But you cannot deny that acoustic music has also been a bit overplayed in the airwaves today. After all, we’ are known to be romantics. Acoustic music is something every Pinoy has come to love through the years.

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