When the PhilPop Foundation announced the 12 finalists of the 2015 Philippine Popular Music Festival in May, one thing that easily stood out was the diversity of entries from the seasoned and up-and-coming songwriters who made the cut to Professor Ryan Cayabyab’s annual search.
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