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Olliestyle: A New Band on the Rise

There are a lot of artists out there as we speak. Some are painting the town red, acting their best drama, singing their lungs out and one of my favorites, rocking the world!

A group of 3 people who called themselves musician accidentally bumped into each other and decided to rock! Though of different genre, they were being united by their music and their willingness to share their passion to the world...

Oliver sings his lungs out while playing the Bass, Bong played the guitar with his unique 'lead' skills and Fernan enjoys pounding the drums! They call themselves the Olliestyle!

Olliestyle has a lot to offer with their alternative rock genre! This includes the following original compositions:

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Sa Iyo
Sakura
Noon at Ngayon
Bagong Pangarap
Kawawa ang Manggagawa
Mahabang Tag-init
Where Are You Now
Set Her Free
Ask and Believe
Dream Catcher

I will leave you this video of Kawawa ang Manggagawa, Mahabang Tag-init and Bagong Pangarap!

Rock on!

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Kawawa ang Manggagawa

Mahabang Tag-init



Bagong Pangarap

As of August 01, 2011, Olliestyle added another video: The Full Version of Bagong Pangarap, check it out ;-)


Cheerio!

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