MANILA, Philippines - Vice Ganda gets fiercer in his new album under Star Music titled #Trending, where he sings tracks that raise social issues such as corruption and gender inequality.
Vice turns brutally honest in his track, Aba, Matindi, that puts the spotlight on shameless, greedy government officials who continue their corrupt practices despite numerous exposes about their misconduct.
He, meanwhile, encourages acceptance and equality in his song, Ibang Hugis, Ibang Kulay, that talks about gender bias and discrimination.
Vice’s #Trending was such an instant hit that it reached gold record status in less than a week after more than 7,500 copies of the album were sold. It was certified by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry, Inc. (PARI).
Also part of the album are Boom Panes, Malaya Ka Na and Push Mo’Yan ‘Te, which features Regine Velasquez-Alcasid as back-up vocalist. Completing the track list are bonus tracks, namely, Boom Panes Bryan Cua Remix, Boom Panes Christmas Remix and Push Mo ‘Yan ‘Te Bryan Cua Remix.
The #Trending album is still available at leading record bars nationwide for only P199. Digital tracks can also be downloaded via online music stores such as iTunes and Mymusicstore.com.ph.