Jyel Tagbo “WHAT I DID FOR LOVE,” written by the esteemed writer and broadcaster Sensei Mitchell Badelles.

Jyel Tagbo
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Multi Awarded Recording Artist / End-Stage Patient
“Indie is The New Mainstream”

NEW MUSIC ALERT LOVE is a powerful force that drives us to perform unimaginable feats in life. What about you? What have you done for love? As for me, I regularly confront and battle pain and death for love. But why do we persevere despite the pain in our lives? It is because WE LOVE. Here is “WHAT I DID FOR LOVE,” written by the esteemed writer and broadcaster Sensei Mitchell Badelles.

Mitchell Badelles is an Australian singer-songwriter who explores various genres in his music. His musical style encompasses R&B, roots, country, and soul influences. He blends different genres and showcase his versatility. Some of his songs are a fusion of symphonic and rock elements. Overall, Mitchell seems to have an eclectic and genre-blending approach to his musical style. Mitchell does the songwriting and occasional background voice. He directs Jyel Tagbo, a multi-awarded recording artist in his own right, to the feel and rhythm of all his songs. Jyel Tagbo is clearly a man of diverse musical talents. While his genre is mainly nu metal, Mitchell has encouraged Jyel to technically add to his music production repertoire. The latest outstanding examples are, Lest We Forget, a mesh of Indian and Western musical count, and After The Loving, a tribute song for Lest We Forget. The technicalities of these songs, will in the future, be marvelled. Mitchell writes from his experiences, and Jyel deep dives into the music, absorbing the ideas behind the song, feeling the song, and coming up with music that would be termed, experimental.

Mitchell also invited, An Geli, a cover artist who previously worked at the UAE (United Arab Emirates), to perform his songs like, Chase The Night Away & Bakit List.

Angelin Palo, widely known by her stage name An Geli, has carved out a remarkable career as a singer and performer. Her journey began in 2013 when she started singing with various bands, captivating audiences in the bar circuits of Metro Manila and the provinces. Her talents also took her to international venues in the Middle East, where she continued to refine her craft. A significant turning point in An Geli’s career came around 2018 when she met her husband, JyEL Tagbo. JyEL is a celebrated figure in the indie music scene, known for his multiple awards and extensive experience as a recording artist. Under JyEL’s influence and mentorship, her singing abilities were further tested and polished, preparing her for more challenging and prestigious projects. One such project involved performing commissioned works for Mitchell Badelles. This allowed An Geli to demonstrate her versatility and excellence in music, pushing her to deliver performances that garnered admiration and respect. Additionally, working with OPM icon Butch Monserrat was a milestone that marked her integration into the circle of great Filipino musicians. An Geli continues to collaborate on projects with Mitchell Badelles, showcasing her evolving talent and dedication to her craft. Her journey is one of continuous growth and anticipation as she remains an active and dynamic presence in the music industry. Fans and followers eagerly await her next move, and they can stay updated by following her on social media.