Neocolours
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| Neocolours | ||
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| Image:Emerge.jpg Neocolours, Circa 1998
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| Background information | ||
| Origin |  Manila, Philippines |
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| Genre(s) | OPM | |
| Years active | 1992–present | |
| Label(s) | Universal Records Philippines / EMI Philippines | |
| Members | ||
| Ito Rapadas (Vocals) Paku Herrera (Rhythm/Bass?) Jack Rufo (Lead Guitars) Jimmy Antiporda (Keyboards) Niño Regalado (Drums) |
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Circa 1990, Neocolours wrote and popularized songs such as Tuloy Pa Rin, Bahala Na, Say You'll Never Go, Maybe, Kasalanan Ko Ba, Maybe and Hold On, among many others. These have become certified hits and have been identified solely with them. With Members:
Jimmy Antiporda: Keyboards
Ito Rapadas: Vocals/ Bass
Jack Rufo: Lead Guitar
Niño Regalado: Drums
Paku Herrera: Rhythm/Bass Guitar
[edit] Discography
- Truth & Consequence (1990)
- Rediscovered (1992)
- Tuloy Pa Rin (1995)
- Emerge: The Best of Neocolours (1998)
[edit] Singles
- Tuloy Pa Rin
- Maybe
- Kasalanan ko ba
- Hold On
- Bahala Na
- Say You'll Never Go
[edit] Currently
Currently, Band leader Jimmy Antiporda heads his own company JAM Creations, a company involved in music and film/video productions for TV and radio commercials, album recordings and music videos. He has also ventured into directing for music videos and commercials, which adds another feather in his cap. Lead vocalist Ito Rapadas, who is also a composer, is the OPM executive head for Universal Records. Guitarist Jack Rufo's latest work is co-producer and all-guitars for Kitchie Nadal's latest album. Drummer Niño Regalado and guitarist Paku Herrera are among the most sought after session musicians in the country, playing for almost all top artists.
Though they are now busy with their respective careers (very well within the music industry), they still get together for concerts to continue singing their brand of music which is distinctly that of Neocolours.
