Rockin' beats
MANILA, Philippines - You are what you listen to. For some, this may hold true — like bassist and rock music lover Richard Carandang who loves, lives, and breathes rock through and through. With his band, DeLara, they rock the airwaves and the ears of every audiophile with their spunky and intelligently structured pop rock music.
This week, Supreme gets the lowdown on what tunes he’s listening and singing to now:
What kind of music do you listen to? I’m still stuck with the ’90s alternative grunge scene.
What was your first favourite song? Hard to Handle by Black Crowes.
What song makes you cringe when you hear it? Rascall Flat’s Life is a Highway l
What genre would you rather not listen to? Why?
Hiphop! My ears and I just don’t agree with it.
If your life were a song, which one would it be?
No Excuses by Alice In Chains.
What’s on your music playlist now?
Our own songs from our DeLara album — Smile, Lost In The Eyes Of A Stranger, Masarap Nga, Work Out, Haybol, Wari, Say Hello, Super Psychic, and Gumising.
Play That List
So you’ve got the list — how do you put it all into your Nokia mobile device? It’s easy!
Select Menu > Music > Music library.
Select Playlists > Options > New playlist.
Enter a name for the playlist and select OK.
The device asks if you want to add songs right away. Select Yes.
Choose the song you want to add, and select Add.
You can add as many songs as you want.
To show the song list under an artist’s name, double tap the artist’s name.
When you are finished with adding songs, select Done.
Play, Touch, Admire
Of course, the way you enjoy music depends on what you use to play it – the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic, Nokia’s affordable touchscreen music device is equipped with 4GB of storage (upgradeable to 16GB), that means you get to make and enjoy listening to dozens of song playlists — for 72 hours on a single charge!
The Nokia 5530 XpressMusic is available at all Nokia Stores and authorized retail shops nationwide with a suggested retail price of P12,150. — For detailed information on the Nokia 5530 XpressMusic, www.nokia.com.ph
