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Brownman Revival back with Eto Pa!

March 27, 2010 - 12:00am

After the success of its albums Steady Lang and Ayos Din, Brownman Revival is here to say Eto Pa! and get ready to sway to its music once more as it releases its latest EP.

Entertainment

Pinoy Reggae with Brownman Revival

By Baby A. Gil | October 26, 2005 - 12:00am

Striking a happy middle ground between the new bands, who are starting to sound alike, and the singing champions, who continue to follow the same formula, is Brownman Revival. These guys are no newcomers. If I remember...

Entertainment

Brownman Revival: Pushing OPM with a reggae beat

October 11, 2005 - 12:00am

If you’re one of the those who, like me, can’t live without music even if you couldn’t tell many of the genres from one another (except for classical, jazz and pop in my case), you wouldn’t know...

Entertainment