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Ben&Ben teases upcoming album with art for new song ‘Upuan’

/ 05:51 PM May 03, 2021

Ben&Ben Upuan

Image: Twitter/@BenAndBenMusic

Ben&Ben teased the release of its upcoming album with the cover art for their single “Upuan,” ahead of their fourth anniversary this month.

The band showed the cover art for the song on their Twitter page today, May 3. A little boy can be seen sitting on an armchair, with a background of yellow kites and ice cream cones, with the words “Ben&Ben” and “Upuan.”

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“Upuan” is the first single off the band’s new album. The track is set to be released on Friday, May 7, but it can already be pre-saved by fans.

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Ben&Ben also gave their fans a heads up on things to look out for in the coming weeks, including what appears to be the celebration of their anniversary on May 10.

They also teased other projects for May 14, 23 and 28, as seen in their tweet on Saturday, May 1.

The band is yet to release more details about their new album, but have talked about recording it over the past few weeks.

“We’re back! We took a short break these past few weeks. Get ready for album # 2. Recording starts this week,” they said in a tweet on April 16.

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Ben&Ben’s previous album “Limasawa Street” ranked third on Spotify’s most streamed albums list last year. They also claimed the number one spot in the platform’s most streamed artists list for 2020, topping South Korean boy band BTS, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber and Blackpink. JB

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