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BoybandPH
BoybandPH in 2019
Background information
Genres P-pop
Teen pop
Bubblegum Pop
Jonalyn Viray
Machine (archived 2018-11-04)
Niel Murillo
Tristan Ramirez
Russell Reyes
Ford Valencia
Contents
1Members
1.1Joao Constancia
1.2Niel Murillo
1.3Tristan Ramirez
1.4Russell Reyes
1.5Ford Valencia
2History
2.12016: Pinoy Boyband Superstar and Formation
2.22017: BoybandPH
3Discography
3.1Studio albums
3.2Singles
3.2.1As lead artist
3.2.2As featured artist
4Filmography
4.1Television
5Awards and nominations
6Notes
7References
8External links
Members[edit]
Joao Constancia[edit]
Main article: Joao Constancia
Rapper, Sub vocals, Lead dancer
Niel Murillo[edit]
Lead vocalist (Tenor)
Orlando Sinangote Murillo IV (born January 12, 1999)[9] the fourth child
of eight, to parents Orlando Murillo Jr. and Edwina Sinangote-Murillo. [10] A
native of Bogo City in Cebu, Niel started singing at a very young age and
was a favorite performer in his school.[11] His older brother went blind in
2012, which prompted Niel to help his family financially.[9]
He auditioned for the Pinoy Boyband Superstar show. In 2016, at age 17,
Murillo quickly became a crowd favorite.[12] He received an impressive
96% votes from the female audience, advancing him to the next level
where he gave his own rendition of Sam Concepcion's "Mahal na mahal".
His audition song got the attention of none other than Ms. Lea Salonga.
He continued to be selected onto its Top 7 grand finalist singing boyband
hits such as Backstreetboys' "I Want It that Way", One Direction's "Best
Song Ever" and All-4-One's "I Swear" with other aspirants. Murillo gained
praises & a standing ovation together with other aspirants after
singing All-4-One's "I Swear".[13] He continued to wowed everyone with
his performance of So Sick sung with Ford Valencia. In the 2-day finale,
Murillo and his co-aspirant Russell Reyes performed Major Lazer's "Cold
Water" where they received good comments from judges Yeng
Constantino and Aga Mulach. He was the first winner to receive the
highest combined scores from the judges' ratings and the number of text
votes(a total of 98.63%), beating out six other finalists of the talent show.
[14] His non-competition piece was "I Won't Give Up" by Jason Mraz.
He and Russell Reyes are the main vocals of the group. In some of their
interviews, Niel said that his inspiration of what he's doing is his blind
brother.
Tristan Ramirez[edit]
Vocalist (Baritone)
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Russell Reyes[edit]
Lead vocalist (High tenor), Pianist
Russell Antolin Reyes (born in Chicago, Illinois on 23 August 1998)[16] is
a singer and plays the piano. He is the second child of Filipino parents
Reggie Reyes and Lynda Reyes, who emigrated to Illinois,
Chicago[17] from Camiguin and Cagayan de Oro.[18] His passion for music
never left him, at age 13, Russell won in the 2012 Niles North HS Variety
Show with his friend and at the same high school he was cast in the
Disney musical Beauty and the Beast.[19] In 2015 he was invited to
perform together with other musicians in Illinois Music Educators
Association (ILMEA) District 7 Festivals. He was part of the Vocal Jazz
Ensemble.[20] After Graduating on Niles North High School in 2016 he
travelled to the Philippines for vacation but then found himself auditioning
for the first ever season of Pinoy Boyband Superstar. Reyes, together
with other 4 talented aspirants, eventually won the said competition and
became the most requested boyband in the Philippines. In 2016, Reyes
auditioned for Pinoy Boyband Superstar with his own version of Stevie
Wonder's "Lately". Despite his good voice and charisma, he had a rough
start due to not being fluent in the Filipino language. During the next
round of the competition, Reyes sang Bituin Escalante's "Kung Ako Na
Lang Sana" which wowed judges Yeng Constantino and Sandara Park.
Dubbed as one of the strongest vocally, his journey on the talent search
went easier. Reyes also gained praises & a standing ovation together
with other aspirants after singing All-4-One's "I Swear"[13] On the first day
of the two-day finale Reyes sang with co-aspirant Niel Murillo Major
Lazer's "Cold Water", while on the second day he sang Adele's "All I Ask"
proving he got what it takes to be part of the ultimate Pinoy boyband. He
became the second member of BoybandPH garnering an impressive
100% from the combined text votes and judges votes. [21]
Ford Valencia[edit]
Vocalist (Countertenor)
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History[edit]
2016: Pinoy Boyband Superstar and Formation[edit]
In 2016 ABS-CBN announced an upcoming reality show that will feature
the making of a Pinoy Boyband, based on the television reality singing
competition created by Simon Cowell.[23] The show opened auditions in
eleven different locations around the Philippines as well as Online and on
Social Media. From here hopefuls Ford Valencia, Joao Constancia, Niel
Murillo, Russell Reyes and Tristan Ramirez auditioned as solo acts and
competed against other contestants coming from different parts of the
Philippines as well as overseas. During the Judges Audition they had to
charm their way through the audience, and get scored based on their
charisma and charm, before they could perform in front of the judges.
Ford Valencia garnered a score of 83% and performed John Legend's hit
"All of Me". Joao Constancia garnered a score of 94% from the audience
and performed Adam Sandler's "Grow Old With You". Niel Murillo
garnered a score of 96% and performed "Mahal na Mahal" by Sam
Concepcion making him an instant fan favorite. His audition clip
on YouTube gained the most views out of all the auditionees. Russell
Reyes garnered a score of 80% and performed a soulful rendition
of Stevie Wonder's "Lately". Tristan Ramirez got a score of 90% from the
audience and performed "Ikaw lang ang Aking Mahal" by Brownman
Revival.[24][25][26] During the Middle Rounds the 40 contestants that
passed the audition was cut down into 25. From there they were
segregated into five different groups which were tasked to perform
different genres of music. Before the deliberation and announcement of
the groups, Russell Reyes along with two other contestants who had a
hard time speaking the local language were asked to sing a Tagalog song
to prove themselves worthy of a spot. Russell Reyes performed his
version of "Kung ako Nalang Sana" wherein the judges were impressed.
[27] After the performance of the five groups, the Top 12 that would be
performing for the live shows were chosen. Joao Constancia was the very
first to be called gaining the highest audience votes, followed by Niel
Murillo who came in third. The rest was called based on the judges
choices.[28]
During the live shows, the Top 12 battled it out by performing in groups,
while a contestant gets eliminated every week. During the First week
Ford Valencia and Joao Constancia were part of the same group wherein
they came out on top being the first Best Group of the live shows.
[29] During the 4th week Niel Murillo, Ford Valencia and Russell Reyes
were grouped together. They performed All-4-One's "I Swear", and
received a standing ovation from the judges. Judge Vice Ganda stated
that all three of them deserves a spot in the final Boyband due to how
well they performed.[30] On the final week of the competition only 7
contestants remained. They performed as a group but were judged as
individuals. At the end of the first episode with the combined Judges and
Fan Votes Niel Murillo was named the first member of the Band garnering
a score of 98.63%.[31] For the second night of performance, votes
reverted to zero and the remaining contestants performed individually. At
the end of the competition Russell Reyes, Ford Valencia, Tristan Ramirez
and Joao Constancia joined Niel Murillo forming BoybandPH. They
performed their winning single titled "We Made It" in front of the audience
and judges singing about making it despite the hurdles they had in their
journey.[32]
Right after winning, the boys attended different guestings wherein they
were able to relay their experiences during and after the competition and
their plans for the future such as their debut album, singles, gigs and
tours.[33][34]
2017: BoybandPH[edit]
Immediately after the win, BoybandPH released their winning song "We
Made It" followed by the official single "Unli" in 2016 and "Somebody" a
cover of Depeche Mode in 2017. All three songs are included in their self-
titled debut album BoybandPH released on February 4, 2017. They were
also featured on Jona Viray's single "Til the End of Time".[citation needed]
Discography[edit]
Studio albums[edit]
Peak chart
positions
Title Album details PHI Certification
PHI
Top
Hot
20
Released:
February 4, 2017
BoybandPH Label: Star Music N/A[A N/A[A PARI: Gold
] ]
Formats: CD, digita
l download
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
Singles[edit]
As lead artist[edit]
Peak chart
positions
Title Year Album
PHI PHI
Hot Top 20
"We Made It" 2016
"Unli" N/A[A] N/A[A] BoybandPH
2017
"Somebody"
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
As featured artist[edit]
Peak chart
positions
Title Year Album
PHI PHI
Hot Top 20
"Til the End of Time"
(Jona feat. BoybandPH)[36]
2017 — — Jona
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
Filmography[edit]
Television[edit]
Year Title Role Network
Pinoy Boyband
Winners
Superstar
Tonight with Boy
2016 Abunda
Gandang Gabi, Vice! Guests
Magandang Buhay
ABS-CBN
Umagang Kay Ganda
2017
It's Showtime
2017– Performers
ASAP
present
BoybandPH (Tristan as one of
Minute to Win It
the winner)
2017
Myx Celebrity VJs Myx
Family Feud Themselves (celebrity players)
I Can See Your
Guest artists
Voice
G Diaries (season
Featured artists
2)
2018 Jason (Joao), Tofer (Tristan),
Wansapanataym:
Nigel (Niel), Froi (Ford) and ABS-CBN
Ofishally Yours
Rex (Russell)
Dominic (Joao), Oliver's
Ngayon at Kailanman
friends (Russell & Ford)
Maalaala Mo Kaya:
Petrus (Joao)
2021 Tungkod
He's Into Her Lee Roi Gozon (Joao)
Notes[edit]
1. ^ Jump up to:a b c d Philippine Hot 100 and Philippine Top 20 were launched on 12 June
2017,[35] prior to the release of their studio album, BoybandPH.
References[edit]
1. ^ "Meet the Pinoy Boyband Superstar winners and members of Boyband
PH". PEP.ph.
9. ^ Jump up to:a
"Niel Murillo". Pinoy Boyband Superstar.
b
18. ^ "Two teens with CDO connection pass auditions for Pinoy Boy Band
Superstar". Cdodev.com. October 2, 2016.
36. ^ Antonio, Psylocke (2017-02-25). "Jona Launches First Album with Carrier Single
'Ano Nga Ba Tayo?'". Billboard.ph. Algo-Rhythm Communications Inc.
Retrieved 2017-03-23.
38. ^ Awards, Guillermo Foundation Reveals List Of Winners For 49th Box-Office
Entertainment (May 3, 2018). "49th Box-Office Entertainment Awards List Of
Winners". Philippine News.
External links[edit]
Official website
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Authority
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Musical groups established in 2016
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