Pinoy traditional music is a vibrant tapestry of the Philippines' rich cultural heritage, encapsulating the diverse influences of its indigenous, Malay, Spanish, and Chinese roots. Characterized by a symphony of gongs, drums, and bamboo instruments, such as the kulintang and agung, this genre preserves the musical styles of various Filipino ethnic groups. Ensembles like the Basalan gong ensemble and groups with indigenous roots like Ilingot and dances performed by the Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company reflect the ceremonial and communal aspects of this tradition. Pinoy traditional music often features haunting vocal harmonies and compelling rhythms, echoing through traditional celebrations and rituals, embodying a profound connection to the nation's ancestral past while continuing to inspire contemporary art forms.

The Cotabato Sessions

The Kalanduyan Family

Album - 12 Tracks - Released May 10, 2014