SPARK #heartbeattv #artrider #spark



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:

SPARK – instant chemistry and fleeting attraction
HIGH SCHOOL FIRST KISS – the thrill of a new connection
TARGET – love that’s intense but complicated
…and 15 more episodes of emotional storytelling.
The album creates a relatable, almost visual experience:
Every song is a scene in a room-com, drama, or slice-of-life story.
Listeners feel like they’re part of Art Rider’s personal broadcast, witnessing love in real time.
The music is nostalgic yet contemporary, blending alt-pop production with Taglish lyricism for maximum connection and shareability.

“Every heartbeat tells a story — welcome to your favorite channel of feelings.”

🔥 Conceptual meaning:
“SPARK” ay tungkol sa momentary connection — yung instant chemistry pero hindi pa oras para maging apoy.

💬 Meaning – “SPARK”
Ang “SPARK” ay tungkol sa instant connection — ‘yung moment na bigla kang makaramdam ng kuryente sa pagitan n’yong dalawa.
Parang may chemistry, parehong wavelength, parehong trip — pero hindi pa oras.
Ito ang uri ng pag-ibig na nakakasilaw pero mabilis din maglaho, parang kidlat na tumama pero hindi naging apoy.

⚡ “SPARK” — love na kumikislap sandali, pero hindi laging sinisindihan ng tadhana.


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