Frankie Pangilinan. Image: Twitter/@kakiep83
Musician and activist Frankie Pangilinan is looking for music producers whom she could work with for future collaborations and “post-COVID” projects.
The 19-year-old singer-songwriter said that those who want to apply should be around her age and are preferably based in Metro Manila, as per her Twitter post yesterday, July 29.
“[I’m] trying to keep it local and [I] know y’all are hella talented so if you want to work together please send resumes,” she said.
Those who are interested can send their sample works via email: frankiepangilinanbusiness@gmail.com
i’m crowdsourcing for music producers around my age, preferably based in metro manila !! i’m trying to keep it local and i know y’all are hella talented so if you want to work together please send resumes and sample work to frankiepangilinanbusiness@gmail.com 🥺
— kakie 🇵🇸 (@kakiep83) July 29, 2020
Elaborating on her project, Pangilinan said in a follow-up tweet that “the goal is to keep it primarily composed of smaller local artists so we’re all equally passionate and determined to groooow.”
i’ve basically been building a team for post-covid projects and the goal is to keep it primarily composed of smaller local artists so we’re all equally passionate and determined to groooow
— kakie 🇵🇸 (@kakiep83) July 29, 2020
Pangilinan recently held an online fundraising concert for families in need in Donsol, Sorsogon, in partnership with the World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) Philippines.
The young artist is also behind the #HijaAko movement after causing a stir on social media for speaking up against the prevailing rape culture in the country. The hashtag became an avenue for others to speak about their personal sexual harassment experiences on social media.
Pangilinan is the daughter of Senator Kiko Pangilinan and Megastar Sharon Cuneta. NVG
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