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Brownman Revival
Brownman Revival in 2022
Brownman Revival in 2022
Background information
OriginManila, Philippines
GenresReggae
Years active1994–present
MembersDennis Concepcion
Januarie Sundiang
Nhoel Austria
Ranz Mercader
Benjah Perez
Dawn Cepeda
Ian Sumagui
PJ Aguilar
Pawlo Mendoza[1]
Past membersDino Concepcion
Alphy Desaville
Ambet Abundo
Andrew Santos
Jojo Antinero
Jao Larion
Hiroki Ambo
Jayson Cuevas
Kenneth Gonzales
Onard Bonavente

Brownman Revival is a Filipino reggae band founded in November 1994. They count Bob Marley, Big Mountain, Aswad, Inner Circle, and UB40 among their musical influences[2] as well as Filipino reggae group Tropical Depression and OPM acts such as Eraserheads, APO Hiking Society, and VST & Company. One author describes Brownman Revival's music as "reggae-inspired beats with traditional folk pop rhythms and the basest of lyrical themes".[3]

Members

Former members

Discography

Studio albums and EPs

Album Tracks Year Records
Coming Soon EP
  1. "Under the Reggae Moon"
  2. "Fantasi"
  3. "Ngayong Gabi"
  4. "Goodbye Baby, Goodnight"
  5. "Paikot-Ikot"
  6. "Lintik"
 2003 Spectrum Music
Steady Lang[4]
  1. "Maling Akala"
  2. "Lintik"
  3. "Binibini"
  4. "Ikaw Forever"
  5. "Ikaw Ang Aking Mahal"
  6. "Under the Reggae Moon"
  7. "Dahan-Dahan"
  8. "Gusto Mo Pa"
  9. "Ngayong Gabi"
  10. "Salarin"
  11. "Jeggae"
 2005 Sony Music
Ayos Din[5]
  1. "Muli"
  2. "Paniwalaan"
  3. "Kapit"
  4. "Walang Kasing Sarap"
  5. "Sorry Na, Pwede Ba?" (Dino Version)
  6. "Lahat ng Araw (Silayan)"
  7. "Paikot-Ikot"
  8. "Reggae Fever"
  9. "Bitin"
  10. "Diskarte"
  11. "Ikembot"
  12. "Lasapin"
  13. "Yakap Sa Dilim"
  14. "Sorry Na, Pwede Ba?" (featuring Rico J. Puno)
 2007 Sony Music
Eto Pa! EP[6]
  1. "Hitik sa Bunga"
  2. "Pinakamagandang Tanawin"
  3. "Nagugustuhan"
  4. "Giling Giliw"
  5. "Dub Mo Giliw"
  6. "Nagugusto Dub"
 2010 Sony Music
New Arrival EP
  1. "Mabuting Balita"
  2. "Lagay Ng Panahon"
  3. "Sa Ngiti Mo"
  4. "Natatakam"
 2015 BMR Music

Compilation albums

Awards and nominations

Year Award Giving Body Category Nominated Work Results
2005 NU Rock Awards Best New Artist — Nominated
Rising Sun Award — Nominated
2006 MYX Music Awards Favorite Remake "Maling Akala" Nominated[7]
Favorite New Artist — Nominated[7]
Favorite MYX Live Performance — Nominated[7]
2008 Awit Awards Best World/Alternative/Bossa Music Recording "Sorry na, Pwede Ba?" with Rico J. Puno Nominated
Best Dance Recording "Reggae Fever" Nominated

References

  1. ^ Gil, Baby A. "Pinoy Reggae with Brownman Revival". Archived from the original on 7 June 2011. Retrieved 6 June 2010.
  2. ^ "Brownman Revival: Bio". Archived from the original on 23 April 2010. Retrieved 6 June 2010.
  3. ^ Caña, Paul John (20 April 2010). "Can't get enough of Brownman Revival". The Manila Times. Archived from the original on 9 June 2012. Retrieved 6 June 2010.
  4. ^ "Steady Lang by Brownman Revival on Apple Music". iTunes. 25 July 2005. Retrieved 31 October 2016.
  5. ^ "Ayos Din by Brownman Revival on Apple Music". iTunes. 22 February 2007. Retrieved 31 October 2016.
  6. ^ "Eto Pa – EP by Brownman Revival on Apple Music". iTunes. 9 March 2010. Retrieved 31 October 2016.
  7. ^ a b c Baby A. Gil (1 May 2006). "List of 1st MYX Music Awards nominees". The Philippine Star. Retrieved 12 September 2020.
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