Written during the pandemic, its a song that reflects on the vulnerability of everything when it comes to the inevitable "change". This was the first released original song that Denniel Bernardino wrote, it was officially released on all music platforms

Hindi Lang Gano'n explores the perspective of being talked behind the back, and how it affects that person mentally, and how he sometimes fantasize on karma getting them back; but the song also see how every people that comes in our lives becomes a puzzle piece that will help us grow in the future.

This song is all about wanting someone but never getting the chance. The lyrics paint a picture of a heart drawn to someone, but the connection never happens. It's like standing on the edge of something great but never quite getting there. How I Like You captures the feelings of missed opportunities and the ache of unrealized potential. It's a relatable tune for anyone who's felt the sting of unrequited desire.

Ezeedemi (Vol, 3.) was submitted for a competition for original song writing during Science & Mathematics month on St. Vincent De Paul Academy. Denniel and his song about innovation and scientific stuff became a champion for that year.

This song hones in on the concept of time, emphasizing how we can never really outrun it. The lyrics and rhythm draw attention to the constant ticking of the clock and the universal struggle we all have in keeping up with its pace. It's a reflective piece that also appreciates a certain someone who sticks and cheers you on during the hardships.

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by: Unique Salonga