Sony Music Entertainment Philippines, in partnership with JOSH CULLEN of SB19 and Reach Out and Feed Philippines Inc., has launched a meaningful initiative aimed at supporting vulnerable children in underserved communities across the country. This partnership seeks to address both malnutrition and the environmental challenges contributing to poor health in these areas.
'Re: Thinkin' About You' is a remix track of 'Thinkin' About You,' the first series from H1-KEY's 'H1-KEYnote' released in January this year. SB19's JOSH CULLEN, a member of the globally loved group known for 'GENTO,' participated in writing the rap lyrics in the form of a response track."
'Re: Thinkin' About You' is a warm and cozy pop track that contains JOSH CULLEN's response to a realistic and mature breakup. The emotional vocals of H1-KEY's members, which blend perfectly with the cold season, are impressive, and JOSH CULLEN's unique rap adds to the track, allowing listeners to experience their story from two different perspectives on the same breakup.
Josh Cullen opens up about his old wounds and internal struggles on his debut solo album, Lost & Found—released under Sony Music Entertainment today.
The nine-track release revels in the space of openness and pain, not afraid to tackle themes that are often considered a sign of weakness. Here, the SB19 leader shares an unadulterated version of himself as he deals with past traumas in life, recovers from its ruins to find light in an often cruel world, and takes control of his creative agency by telling an inspiring story of resilience and hope.
The acclaimed P-Pop singer-songwriter explains, "This album explores themes of pain and suffering, redemption, and the strength of human resilience, inspired by my inner truth. In Lost and Found, I wrote about the pain that never truly goes away, the trauma that lingers long after we think our wounds have healed, and discovering strength within ourselves.”
SB19’s Josh Cullen returns with “Silent Cries,” an emo-laced, guitar-driven song that serves as a pre-release single for his upcoming album, Lost and Found, due out next month.
Emo tendencies
On the melancholic track, the P-Pop soloist trades his urban-leaning charisma for something that passes off as Midwestern emo for the streaming generation. This time around, Josh turns inwards for temporary refuge and puts a front to conceal some vulnerable moments in his past life, writing some of his most confessional and somber lyrics to date.
Lyrics-wise, “Yoko Na” expresses the words left unsaid in the middle of a relationship fallout. It acknowledges how a kind of love that was once full of life and promises could suddenly fall apart even after trying one’s best to stick it out until the very end.
The song bears the hallmarks of a summer anthem, thanks to its infectious rap verses from both artists, an inescapable chorus, and a vibrant arrangement that blends modern hip-hop and R&B sensibilities with emotional flair.
Brian Lotho, who co-produced the track with Josh, captures the essence of the lyrics with steely defiance, adding an extra layer of authenticity by injecting unique elements such as the sound of bottles shattering, tables flipping, and other little sonic details that evoke irreparable brokenness.
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