Adie’s debut album ‘Senaryo’ is a chronicle of pandemic emotions

Adie’s debut album ‘Senaryo’ tells raw emotional journey through the pandemic | Photo from Adie/Facebook

For some time in your life, you’ve heard and probably had to repeat the songs “Paraluman,” “Tahanan,” and who wouldn’t miss the heartwarming melodies of “Mahika.” 

This “holy trinity,” as shown in the top five Spotify hits of Filipino singer-songwriter Adie, has amassed over 100 million streams each, making him one of Rolling Stone’s breakout artists of 2022.

Since the pandemic, he hasn’t ceased creating musical anthems for everyone, and this trend persists with the recent release of his debut album, “Senaryo.”

This 13-track musical journey, released under O/C Records, delves deep into Adie’s personal experiences, fantasies, emotions, and imagination during the challenging times of the pandemic—where his music has found a home in each Filipino’s playlist.

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Aside from the three top tracks, the album also includes his other standout songs, “Kursunada,” “G.K.Y.A.M.,” “Kabado,” and “Dungaw,” each contributing to the rich soundscape of emotions and experiences explored throughout the almost an hour of sonic adventure. 

The album also presents new tracks that are poised to captivate listeners from the very first listen: “Senaryo,” “Token,” “Ewan,” “Hoy!,” and “Paumanhin.” Notably, the latter features a collaboration with Filipino rapper and singer-songwriter Flow G, adding an exciting dynamic to the album.

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“Senaryo” is an album that reflects Adie’s encounters with the uncertainties and difficulties that marked his life during the global health crisis and showcases the artist’s versatility and creativity in tackling a wide range of themes.

“It’s the conclusion of my own world having the uncertainties of many difficult moments in my life,” he expressed. 

But fans can expect to hear more songs; this is just the beginning for Adie as he wrote on his Instagram, “unang kabanata (first chapter).”

The album is now available on all major music streaming platforms.