The mic went quiet. It didn't stay that way.

Symon Soler got his start as a child actor in Philippine film and television, stemming from a showbiz family. His parents are 1970s matinee idol Jun Soler and premiere contrabida actress Raquel Monteza; his grandfather was stage and TV host Virgilio Garcia, and his aunt is actress Kristine Garcia. His brother, Ryan Soler, is also in the industry.

He later found a bigger stage as a vocalist in Jeremiah, lending his voice to hits including "Bakit Ka Iiyak," "Oh Babe," "Sa Ugoy Ng Duyan," "Basta't Ikaw," and "Halaga."

Years later, now based in Los Angeles, Symon is stepping back into music on his own terms — writing, recording, and releasing as an independent artist with his debut solo single, Sagot sa Dasal.

Jeremiah topped the Philippine charts for nearly twenty weeks in 1998 with their debut single "Nanghihinayang," toured the US and Japan in the years that followed, and became one of the defining OPM groups of their era before going their separate ways in the mid-2000s.

Now with Symphoni Entertainment, Jeremiah returns for a nostalgia tour featuring Symon Soler, Olan Crizaldo, and Mico Mauleon — who joined in 2004 after Symon's own departure from the group — as the current US-based lineup. More than just a reunion, the tour is a heartfelt homage to honor the memory and legacy of original member Piwee Polintan. Meanwhile, original member Froi Calixto remains based in the Philippines, and a comeback record is already in the works.

T.O.P (The Orange Pulse), formerly known as Tangerine, marks the return of one of the Philippines' beloved '90s five-member girl groups. Best known for their 1998 hit "Huwag na Huwag," the group captured the hearts of Filipino music fans before taking a long hiatus to pursue successful careers, raise families, and embrace new chapters in life. Today, Arlene "AJ" Salvado, Jenn aka Elaine Tadena-de Jesus, Izah Villafuerte-Galoso, Imee Castañeda, and Rhoda Tajonera reunite with renewed passion and purpose.

The name The Orange Pulse reflects the group's evolution into a more mature artistic identity while preserving the warmth, harmony, and authenticity that made Tangerine unforgettable. Though the name has changed, the soul remains the same. With refreshed music, heartfelt performances, and decades of lived experience guiding their artistry, T.O.P steps forward not to revisit past acclaim but to honor their beginnings and embrace this new chapter with gratitude. For longtime supporters and a new generation of listeners, their journey continues with the same unmistakable heart — now resonating with a deeper, more assured pulse.