The collaboration between Paham and dwta has finally arrived with the release of their heartfelt single, “Huling Liham,” an emotional track that lives up to its promise to explore themes of love, loss, and closure.
Paham, an indie/alternative rock band composed of Cymon (rhythm guitar), James (lead guitar and vocals), Kian (keyboards and vocals), Yuan (bass), and Ryen (drums), has captured hearts with their sincere compositions.
Starting as a school band, they’ve evolved into one of the most promising acts in the local music scene. Tracks like “Hiraya”, “Lakbay”, and “Akin” have earned them spots on Spotify’s Viral 50, Viral Hits, and other notable playlists such as OPM Rising, Pinoy Indie Mix, New Music Friday, and OPM Chillax. Known for crafting beautiful harana-inspired songs, Paham’s music resonates deeply with listeners, blending heartfelt narratives with melodies that are both timeless and contemporary.
On the other hand, dwta, one of OPM’s rising stars, has been making waves with her soulful storytelling and innovative approach to songwriting. Her ability to blend personal experiences with regional artistry has quickly set her apart in the industry. This collaboration with Paham feels like a match made in heaven, as their shared passion for meaningful and heartfelt music comes alive in “Huling Liham.”
With dwta’s emotive Bicolano verses adding depth and texture to the song, the track strikes a rare balance of nostalgia and innovation, celebrating regional roots while appealing to mainstream audiences.
“Huling Liham” (Last Letter) brings together slow pop, alternative rock, and kundiman-inspired melodies to tell a tender story of love and closure. The track paints an intimate portrait of the rise and fall of a love story, with Paham’s artistry complementing dwta’s soulful touch. Released just in time for the holiday season, “Huling Liham” offers a fresh and introspective break from traditional Christmas tunes. Its warm, reflective vibe makes it the perfect companion for cozy nights and heartfelt moments of introspection.
“Huling Liham” is now available on all major streaming platforms.
