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Here's what IV of Spades, Munimuni, Sandwich, UDD, and more are up to at home during the "community quarantine"

Here's what IV of Spades, Munimuni, Sandwich, UDD, and more are up to at home during the "community quarantine"

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Cabin fever is rising. People are risking their lives as they wait in massive lines at checkpoints to get to work. The best we can do right now is stay indoors and keep our hands germ-free.

Now that gigs have been put on hold due to the enhanced "community quarantine," Filipino artists—from Zild Benitez of IV of Spades, Ean Mayor of UDD, Sandwich, to Agnes Reoma of Ben&Ben—have taken it upon themselves to keep the spirits of their fans up. They aren't going to let the coronavirus pandemic change the way music and art play a part in their lives. With videos they shared over the past few days, it's clear they're doing whatever they can to exercise their brains through this lockdown.

Gigs are cancelled, here's how you can support your favorite musicians

Check out these work-from-home shows and releases below.


Cheats

BANDWAGON TV

Offshore Music

Grrl Cloud


Typecast


Clara Benin and Gabba Santiago


Zild Benitez, IV of Spades


Munimuni


Sandwich


Ean Mayor, UDD


Ygo Ferraz, Ysanygo


rich caramat, typecast's steve badiola, sleepersecond's jezi matias


Raymund marasigan, squid9


Iggy San Pablo, Rusty Machines


Agnes Reoma, Ben&Ben


Dekada '70 Cast


Bayanihan Musikahan


Oh, Flamingo!


Alternatrip


Flu & Bea Lorenzo


The Ransom Collective


Mr. Bones and the Boneyard Circus


Christian Bautista


Noodle Perez, Thirds


Slow Hello


AOUI


Intolerant, Thirds, Zero Four Hero


Basti Artadi


Faspitch


Hale


Salamin


The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends everyone to regularly wash their hands, cover their mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, and thoroughly cooking meat and eggs.

If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms such as fever, tiredness, dry cough, sore throat, runny nose, and shortness of breath, contact the DOH COVID-19 Hotline at (02)8-651-7800 local: 1149-1150.