🎸 "BATO" #Bato #HeartbeatTVAlbum #artrider #opmrock

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🎧 TITLE: HEARTBEAT TV
8TH ALBUM | 18 TRACKS
🎙 Artist: Jesus Genotiva a.k.a. Art Rider
💡 TAGLINE: “Every heartbeat tells a story — welcome to your favorite channel of feelings.”
🎶 GENRE: Alternative Pop / Taglish Story-Rock
🎚 Mood: Nostalgic, witty, romantic comedy tone
🎞 Concept:
Parang TV series ng puso — bawat kanta isang episode ng love life mo. May mga bloopers, cut scenes, at confessions. Lahat broadcasted straight from your “memory station.”



💬 ALBUM SYNOPSIS Heartbeat TV is not just an album — it’s a broadcast of the heart. Each song is an episode of love, from the first spark to the final goodbye. Laughter, pain, kilig, and confusion — lahat ng emosyon, naka-on air. Para sa mga pusong naniniwala na ang pag-ibig, parang palabas — minsan comedy, minsan drama, pero laging worth watching.

🎸 TRACK LAUNCH: “BATO” — HEARTBEAT TV Cool sa labas. Tahimik sa loob. Pero basag na basag ‘pag tungkol sa kanya. “BATO” is a love-apathy anthem — isang alt-rock confession ng isang pusong sanay magpakatatag, pero nagdugo rin para sa maling tao. This is the first episode of Heartbeat TV — a series where your heart goes on air. Ito ang kwento ng pusong nagmatigas… pero tumulo rin ang dugo. “Sa mundo ng ingay, may pusong nanahimik… pero sa isang tao, bigla siyang nadurog. Ito ang kwento ng isang ‘bato’… na natuto ring masaktan.”



🎧 NOW STREAMING: “BATO” 🔥 #HeartbeatTVAlbum #ArtRider #BatoTrack #AltRockOPM #NewOPM



💬 Meaning:
“Bato” isn’t just about being manhid — it’s about surviving love burnout.
Parang sinasabi ng kanta: “Di ako galit, di ako bitter, pero nasaktan din ako — kaya tahimik na lang ako ngayon.”


#HeartbeatTVAlbum #Bato #OPM #opmrock #artrider #AltRockOPM #TaglishRock #NewOPM2025 #LoveApathyAnthem #SilentHeartbreak #WasakPeroTahimik #BatoTrack #artrider





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