Lily frontman Joshua Bulot was initially fidgety when he performed for the first time with his new band in a back-to-back concert recently.
After a months-long search, Bulot was unanimously selected to be the frontman of Lily, formerly known as Callalily, which was then helmed by Kean Cipriano.
“Ang galing niyang magdala ng tao. Natuwa kami kasi hindi mo na kailangang i-command ’yung tao. Kusa silang sumusunod,” Lem Belaro, the band’s composer, commented. .“Naalala ko nu’ng tumawag sa akin si Yuri noon. Papunta akong La Union kasi mahilig akong mag-isa mag-trip. Na-excite ako na parang gusto kong sumali doon. Gusto ko nang magbanda,” he shared. .“Back to my roots din kasi kasi noong grade school ako ay nagbabanda din ako,” he added. .
For Bulot and Belaro, “Tulak” was easily their most favorite from their concert repertoire. It was their opening number. The song talks about a guy who’s pushing a woman away because he’s already taken, thus the title.“Ito ang pinakamatagal naming sa studio. Inabot siya ng two weeks kasi ayaw naming masyadong malayo sa Callalily pero ayaw naman naming sobrang lapit. So, talagang pinag-isipan namin ang technicalities ng song,”Belaro explained.
“Actually, kanina lang nag-sink in sa akin na ako na ang lead vocalist talaga ng Lily. I’m excited na makakuha pa ng shows internationally at dito,” Bulot said. .RELATED STORIES:
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