The Bloomfields turn gratitude Into groove on “Tayo Na, Dali!”

The accompanying music video, to be released this Sunday, stars multi-awarded actor Pepe Herrera 

After the viral resurgence of their anthemic hit “Ale” on TikTok and various streaming platforms, Filipino band The Bloomfields are embracing a remarkable second-wave momentum with the release of their newest single “Tayo, Na Dali!,” a fun and exuberant, ‘60s pop-inspired jam that serves as gracious giveaway to the fans who have kept their music alive across generations.

Brimming with nostalgic groove and infectious warmth, “Tayo Na, Dali!” exudes the enduring power of music to unite people on the dance floor and beyond. 

The Bloomfields return with “Balikan,” a nostalgic ode to simpler times

The song gathers an all-star ensemble as sessionists, including Benjie Santos of The Jerks on drums, Rey Abella on keyboards, and Kakoy Legaspi on lead guitars.

Just a month after dropping “Pink Skies,” The Bloomfields are back with “Balikan,” a luminous new track that yearns for the beauty of simpler days: a time when moments were lived, not streamed.

Brimming with nostalgia and reflection, “Balikan” conveys the universal longing to return to the glorious memories of the past while rediscovering its warmth.

“This song is about that sudden realization of how quickly time passes—and the longing to return to those simpler days,” shares Nathan Abella, the band’s rhythm guitarist. “It all started with something as ordinary as hanging out in a parking lot with old friends, which sparked a wave of nostalgia.”

The Bloomfields channel cut-out psychedelia in “Pink Skies” music video

Inspired by Filipino collage artists, the trippy video embraces imperfection as a mark of authenticity

The Bloomfields are set to release the official music video for their latest single “Pink Skies.”

Helmed by the band’s bassist Louie Poco, who both directed and edited the project, the video takes the form of a surreal animated collage, unfolding in a kaleidoscope of psychedelic imagery, band performances, and pop-art influences.

For Poco, the project was more than just a technical experiment; it was a true work of heart and passion. “It was my first time experimenting with green screen and animated collage,” he shares. “No AI involved, just countless hours of hands-on editing and flexing creative muscles.”

The Bloomfields mark 20th year with the release of psychedelic new single “Get Up”

The track is written by band members Rocky Collado and Lakan Hila

Ahead of their highly anticipated 20th anniversary show this month, The Bloomfields have dropped “Get Up,” a new single that the band originally wrote in 2019.

Built around a single-chord jam, “Get Up” draws inspiration from the whimsical era of ‘60s psychedelic rock. The energetic track brims with a heavy dose of loud, droning guitars and hypnotic soundscapes, providing a stark contrast to their more pop-leaning work.

According to the band, they wrote the song without the intention of making a hit. “It felt wonderful to release it as our fourth single and share it with our audience.”

The Bloomfields to stage special 20th anniversary show this month!

The indie pop/rock quartet will be performing original songs off their three acclaimed albums, as well as favorite covers from back in the day

The Bloomfields are gearing up for a nostalgic trip through time with Byaheng Mahiwaga, a special 20th anniversary show happening on October 25, 2024, at Fin and Claw, Timog, Quezon City.

The psychedelic four-piece act will treat fans to a night of memorable music and fun as they perform some of the most iconic originals from their catalog, along with notable covers from their repertoire.

“We’re bringing fresh takes on our original tracks—songs from our debut album The Bloomfields, Hit the Ground Running, and A Drop into the Blue—plus a mix of our favorite covers over the years,” shares the Ale hitmakers. “You’ll also get a sneak peek at new sounds from our upcoming album, dropping next year.”