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SPARK #heartbeattv #artrider #spark

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Alright! This is it my 8th album... NOW LIVE on YouTube! Heartbeat TV is not just an album — it’s your personal love story broadcast. Each track is an episode of your heart: from sparks of instant connection to moments of nostalgia, to bittersweet goodbyes. Kuya Jess a.k.a. Art Rider, is a storyteller of the heart. His music is an intimate broadcast of love, nostalgia, and emotional honesty, blending alternative pop with Taglish storytelling and witty reflections on modern romance. Album Concept: Heartbeat TV is more than a collection of songs — it’s a serialized audio experience, where each track acts as an episode capturing the highs, lows, and quirks of love. From fleeting sparks to lasting heartbreaks, the album portrays the emotional spectrum of relationships with humor, sincerity, and cinematic flair. Imagine tuning into a television channel of memories and feelings — that’s Heartbeat TV. Each song is a “broadcast” from Art Rider’s memory station, offering listeners: ...

“UNDAS SPOT: Exploring the Oldest Cemetery in Manila (La Loma 1884)” #Un...

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Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjc3i42XvwIxPGghIWPucgQ/join Join us as we explore La Loma Cemetery — the oldest Catholic cemetery in Manila, established in 1884. This episode of Undas Spot brings a new perspective to how we remember and honor the past through art, culture, and history. Through Art Camp Philippines’ heritage initiative, we transform a place often seen with fear into a canvas of memory and reverence — proving that art can preserve what time tries to fade. 🕯️ Experience “Undas Spot: Exploring the Oldest Cemetery in Manila (La Loma 1884)” — a journey of faith, art, and Filipino remembrance. 📍 Location: La Loma Cemetery, Caloocan City 🎨 A project by: Art Camp Philippines 🕊️ In celebration of Museum and Galleries Month “Children of God, Not of Darkness.” In a time when Undas (All Souls’ Day) is often associated with fear and darkness, Art Camp PH chooses to celebrate it as a season of light, remembrance, and history. ...