Gabe Bondoc And Jeremy Passion at Soho Live

Gabe Bondoc is a Filipino-American singer-songwriter renowned for his soulful voiceand heartfelt acoustic melodies. Drawing inspiration from a diverse range of genresincluding R&B, jazz, folk, and pop, he began crafting his own songs and covers,captivating audiences with his storytelling and musical sensibilities.Gaining widespread recognition through his YouTube channel, Gabe showcased hislove for music and grew a loving and devoted following. His authentic approach tosong-writing and emotive performance resonated deeply with listeners around theworld.With a discography spanning multiple albums and singles, Gabe has continuallycaptivated audiences with his music...

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Gabe Bondoc is a Filipino-American singer-songwriter renowned for his soulful voiceand heartfelt acoustic melodies. Drawing inspiration from a diverse range of genresincluding R&B, jazz, folk, and pop, he began crafting his own songs and covers,captivating audiences with his storytelling and musical sensibilities.Gaining widespread recognition through his YouTube channel, Gabe showcased hislove for music and grew a loving and devoted following. His authentic approach tosong-writing and emotive performance resonated deeply with listeners around theworld.With a discography spanning multiple albums and singles, Gabe has continuallycaptivated audiences with his music. His genuinely honest style of story telling reachesout to listeners and invites them into each song.Jeremy Passion is a singer/songwriter from San Francisco, CA. Known for being one of thepioneers of the acoustic R&B movement online, he has extended his reach of influence to manyaspiring musicians worldwide.Passion has toured and traveled to over 35 countries the last 18 years sharing his songs of life,love, and faith in his signature tone and style that many have grown to love and has released anumber of videos and records that has been heard by millions to date.Upon recent trends on TikTok and Instagram, Passion’s original song, “Lemonade” has beenjokingly labeled as “The Filipino-American National Anthem” by certain users due to itslong-standing popularity amongst Filipinos globally.

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