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OPM was coined by Danny Javier of APO Hiking Society, originallly referred only to pop ballads during the 70s and 80s pero ngayon, lahat ng gawa ng local artists natin is considered as OPM

When I think of OPM kasi, ito yung mga kanta ng ASIN, Sampaguita o kaya ni Freddie Aguilar na maririnig mo yung influence ng filipino folk music kahit na influenced sila ng ibang genre like blues or rock... O kaya naman yung Manila Sounds ng APO Hiking Society, VST Company, o kaya Boyfriends na fusion ng disco, folk music/soft rock at siyempre, super melodic

Now... I love Eraserheads, pero Eraserheads is nowhere near the sound of what I considered as OPM - pero they are OPM, lumaki akong nakikinig sa Eraserheads, ang tawag pa nga nila sa mga kanta ng Eraserheads, Yano o kaya naman teeth ay tunog kalye.... pero not the OPM that Danny Javier meant.

Up Dharma Down, yung album nilang Capacities, pinaka fav local album ko - still considered as OPM kahit na yung main influence nito ay 80s synth pop from US.

Okaya naman si Hev Abi, yung kanta niyang WELCOME2DTQ parang straight out of ASAP Rocky's Live. Love. ASAP mixtape at wala ngang halong OPM influence - heck even "Pinoy Rap" pero it's still considered as OPM


Musically, nawalan na ng distinctive characteristic yung OPM kasi ginawa na siyang umbrella term para sa lahat ng music na gawa ng artists natin, so kung ganun, dapat pa bang iconsider as genre ang OPM o dapat category na lang ito?


wala akong pinaglalaban hahaha, gusto ko lang malaman thoughts niyo about this

 

[meongTV]

Classification/Umbrella term ng iba ibang genre siguro pwede. Pero as a genre, parang malabo, dahil na din sa mga points mo.

 

[Pungag]

OPM was coined by Danny Javier of APO Hiking Society, originallly referred only to pop ballads during the 70s and 80s pero ngayon, lahat ng gawa ng local artists natin is considered as OPM

When I think of OPM kasi, ito yung mga kanta ng ASIN, Sampaguita o kaya ni Freddie Aguilar na maririnig mo yung influence ng filipino folk music kahit na influenced sila ng ibang genre like blues or rock... O kaya naman yung Manila Sounds ng APO Hiking Society, VST Company, o kaya Boyfriends na fusion ng disco, folk music/soft rock at siyempre, super melodic

Now... I love Eraserheads, pero Eraserheads is nowhere near the sound of what I considered as OPM - pero they are OPM, lumaki akong nakikinig sa Eraserheads, ang tawag pa nga nila sa mga kanta ng Eraserheads, Yano o kaya naman teeth ay tunog kalye.... pero not the OPM that Danny Javier meant.

Up Dharma Down, yung album nilang Capacities, pinaka fav local album ko - still considered as OPM kahit na yung main influence nito ay 80s synth pop from US.

Okaya naman si Hev Abi, yung kanta niyang WELCOME2DTQ parang straight out of ASAP Rocky's Live. Love. ASAP mixtape at wala ngang halong OPM influence - heck even "Pinoy Rap" pero it's still considered as OPM


Musically, nawalan na ng distinctive characteristic yung OPM kasi ginawa na siyang umbrella term para sa lahat ng music na gawa ng artists natin, so kung ganun, dapat pa bang iconsider as genre ang OPM o dapat category na lang ito?


wala akong pinaglalaban hahaha, gusto ko lang malaman thoughts niyo about this

Para po sakin, genre should be limited talaga sa pop, ballad, etc. Kasi we cannot limit OPM to 80s era na music because lalo lang mapag-iiwanan ng international artists.

 

[skurtttyyy]

For me, di worthy to be called genre ang OPM. But that's just it since subjective na ang nagiging pananaw pagdating sa term na OPM, wherein if you take it objectively and logically na rin, any music composed by a Filipino is OPM.

But that's boring I guess lol. I define OPM though as depicted by the 80's and 90's musical icons.

 

[KaiFor1]

I believe so yeah but as a generalization lang

 

[doujintesteraz]

OPM was coined by Danny Javier of APO Hiking Society, originallly referred only to pop ballads during the 70s and 80s pero ngayon, lahat ng gawa ng local artists natin is considered as OPM

When I think of OPM kasi, ito yung mga kanta ng ASIN, Sampaguita o kaya ni Freddie Aguilar na maririnig mo yung influence ng filipino folk music kahit na influenced sila ng ibang genre like blues or rock... O kaya naman yung Manila Sounds ng APO Hiking Society, VST Company, o kaya Boyfriends na fusion ng disco, folk music/soft rock at siyempre, super melodic

Now... I love Eraserheads, pero Eraserheads is nowhere near the sound of what I considered as OPM - pero they are OPM, lumaki akong nakikinig sa Eraserheads, ang tawag pa nga nila sa mga kanta ng Eraserheads, Yano o kaya naman teeth ay tunog kalye.... pero not the OPM that Danny Javier meant.

Up Dharma Down, yung album nilang Capacities, pinaka fav local album ko - still considered as OPM kahit na yung main influence nito ay 80s synth pop from US.

Okaya naman si Hev Abi, yung kanta niyang WELCOME2DTQ parang straight out of ASAP Rocky's Live. Love. ASAP mixtape at wala ngang halong OPM influence - heck even "Pinoy Rap" pero it's still considered as OPM


Musically, nawalan na ng distinctive characteristic yung OPM kasi ginawa na siyang umbrella term para sa lahat ng music na gawa ng artists natin, so kung ganun, dapat pa bang iconsider as genre ang OPM o dapat category na lang ito?


wala akong pinaglalaban hahaha, gusto ko lang malaman thoughts niyo about this

Yes! Pinoy ako

 

[marker404]

Masyadong generalized since may ibat ibang genre pa ang mga filipino music ngayon

 

[Decoydmm]

Yes po