Introvoys

Trackimage Playbut Trackname Playbut Trackname
Line To Heaven 00:00 Tools
Kailanman 03:22 Tools
Will I Survive 02:55 Tools
Di Na Ako Aasa Pa 00:00 Tools
However Which Way 00:00 Tools
Lullabye 00:00 Tools
Kaibigan 00:00 Tools
Tell Me Why 03:59 Tools
Maynila 02:46 Tools
Just A Dream 03:05 Tools
Stay 03:39 Tools
Calling All Nations 03:04 Tools
More Than A Friend 04:35 Tools
Living My Life 03:51 Tools
In A Little While 02:32 Tools
Eroplano 02:53 Tools
Desire 03:53 Tools
The Big Ride 04:02 Tools
Binibini 03:19 Tools
Sa Habang Panahon 02:45 Tools
This Is Our Song 02:58 Tools
A Certain Smile 04:02 Tools
My Girl 02:45 Tools
May Pag-Asa Pa 03:33 Tools
I'll Never Go Far Away From You 04:00 Tools
Without You 02:25 Tools
I Won't Shed a Tear 00:00 Tools
Kapayapaan 00:00 Tools
Pag-Asa Ng Mundo 03:58 Tools
Di na 'ko aasa pa 04:40 Tools
Kailan Man 00:00 Tools
Nasaan Ka 00:00 Tools
Tuloy Parin 00:00 Tools
Di na ako aasa muli 00:00 Tools
Let It Out 00:00 Tools
Next in Line 00:00 Tools
Huwag Kang Tamad (Juan Tamad) 00:00 Tools
Healing Hearts 00:00 Tools
Di Na Ko Aasa Pang Muli 00:00 Tools
Pangarap 00:00 Tools
Sana Naman 00:00 Tools
Ingay 00:00 Tools
Swim to the Sky 00:00 Tools
I'll Never Go 03:45 Tools
Here We Go 00:00 Tools
Paradise 00:00 Tools
White Roses 00:00 Tools
Are You Happy 00:00 Tools
How Can I Live 00:00 Tools
Kaya Mo Yan 00:00 Tools
ill never go far away from you 04:21 Tools
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Introvoys is a Filipino rock band based in Los Angeles, California, USA. Introvoys was formed in 1986 by 3rd-G Cristobal, Paco Arespacochaga, and Jonathan Buencamino. Their first album was a "diamond in the rough". After two duds for singles, Dyna Records, which was the band's label, was ready to drop them like a hot potato. However, fate had a different plan. "However Which way" which was the band's third single shot all the way to No. 1 in Metro Manila in just 2 weeks. After a month, the ditty became the country's No. 1 song thus paving the way for a national tour for the Introvoys. Culled from the same album are certified No. 1 singles such as , "Calling All Nations","Maynila" and "Lullabye" among many others. Their second album sealed Introvoys' status in the mainstream. Born from this album were songs that are now classified as standard hits. These songs are "Will I Survive", "Di NaKo Aasa Pa", "Binibini" and "Are You Happy". Eventually, the album shot to quadruple platinum status earning the Introvoys the tag "the No. 1 Band in the Land!". In 1994 they released Line to Heaven album which has melodies that are catchy and pop-inflected, some of which are imbedded in rock-styled arrangements. The carrier single was written after Arespacochaga suffered a terrible tragedy, the loss of his parents in a car accident. He left the band in 1996 rejoined in 2000. Ira Cruz, who had played with Introvoys from 1987 to 1991, joined Passage and Kapatid. In 2001, Ira rejoined Introvoys for the short-lived reunion run. After nothing much happened since, Ira decided to pursue other interests. In 1995, Jobert Buencamino left the band for health and personal reasons. It was during this time that Introvoys invited Paku Herrera of Neocolours to carry on Jobert’s chores. After years of hiatus and a brief reunion in 2001, followed by another period of creative resting, they decided work on a new album entitled A Brighter Day in 2005. In December of 2006, the band released a follow-up album entitled, "New Beginnings". A collection of major hits arranged in new renditions and introduced two new members, Steve Guadiz (guitars) and Chot Ulep (bass). In April 2009, Tim De Ramos joined the band as the new drummer while Arespacochaga assumed duties as the new lead guitarist. Jonathan Buencamino - lead vocals Paco Arespacochaga - guitars JJ Buencamino - keyboards Chot Ulep - bass Tim De Ramos - drums Steve Guadiz - lead guitars Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.