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Gracenote is a Filipino electro-pop rock band currently composed of Eunice Jorge (vocals, keyboards, violin), Jazz Jorge (bass), EJ Pichay (drums) and Tatsi Jamnague (guitars). They are known for their cover of Stevie B's "When I Dream About You". The single Minsan Lang Naman brought their success in the mainsteam. They participated in Coke Studio Season 1 with Raymond "Abra" Abracosa making the song "Stargazer" and covering Abracosa's "Ilusyon".

Gracenote
Genres	Alternative rock, pop rock, synth rock, electropop, pop punk
Years active	2008–present
Labels	Soupstar Music, Warner Music Philippines, Universal Records
Members	Eunice Jorge EJ Pichay Jazz Jorge Tatsi Jamnague
Past members	Chen Pangan Alvin Ortiz Rico Cristobal
Website	Gracenote's Facebook Page

History

Members of Gracenote met at St. Scholastica's College Manila. As with many bands, they started with small gigs. They entered a number of band competitions, and were named first runner-up at the Sing for Cancer Battle of the Bands 2008, Nescafe Soundskool Finalists 2008, and Grand Champion of the DZUP: College Collision 2009.

In 2009 the band's bass player (Rico Cristobal) left and was replaced by Jazz Jorge.

Their 8-track album “First Movement", produced by 6cyclemind’s Rye Sarmiento, with carrier single “Minsan Lang Naman,” highlights the band’s heartfelt lyrics and melody. First Movement “Minsan Lang Naman” has entered several music channels and radio programs’ hit charts. Their current album “Transparent” featured a sound which they categorized as electro-pop-rock. It features “I Will Wait”, “Two Four” and “Taciturn” as singles.

They were part of the lineup of Coke Studio PH and worked with rapper and flip-top artist Abra to produce “Stargazer” with their Coke Studio episode, reaching 2.5 million views. The band also collaborated with Chito Miranda, vocalist of Parokya ni Edgar, through the song “Bakit Ganyan Ka?.” The song reached more than 800,000 views in less than 24 hours and 28,000 shares on Facebook. It has gone viral on Spotify’s Philippines Viral 50 (reached no. 3 spot). “When In Manila” blog site calls it the newest original Philippine music love anthem.

In 2010, they performed at ABS-CBN's Music Uplate Live, and later released an 8-track album entitled First Movement under the management of Soupstar Entertainment. The single "Pwede Ako" topped the Pinoy MYX Countdown.

In 2013 Gracenote performed at the Converse Sneaker Clash.[1][2][3][4][5]

Influences

The band's influences include American rock bands such as Paramore, Yellowcard, No Doubt, Sum 41, Switchfoot, Underoath and Taking Back Sunday and Stevie B, as well as Filipino bands APO Hiking Society and Eraserheads. The band also cited Hillsong United as an influence.[6]

Members

• Eunice Jorge - lead vocals, keyboards, synthesizers, violin, rhythm guitar, ukulele, additional drums, percussion (2008–present)
• Jazz Jorge - bass guitar (2009–present); co-lead and backing vocals (2015–present); synthesizers (2017-present)
• EJ Pichay - drums, percussion (2009–present)
• Andrew John "Tatsi" Jamnague - lead and rhythm guitar (2017–present, touring/session 2015–2017)

Former members

• Viel Juan - lead and rhythm guitar, co-lead and backing vocals (2008-2015)
• Alvin Ortiz - drums, percussion (2008-2009)
• Rico Cristobal - bass guitar (2008-2009)

Discography

EP

Artist	Album	Tracks	Year	Records
Gracenote	Gracenote EP	"Minsan Lang Naman" "StopStop" "Crush" "Tama Na" "When I Dream About You"	2010	Self-recorded
	Almost Christmas	"Christmas Break" "Loud Night" "Almost Christmas, Pt.2 " "Single Bell" "Ha Ha Happy New Year"	2019	Universal Records Soupstar Music

Singles

Year	Single	Album
2018	"When I Dream About You"	Single
2019	"Bakit Ganyan Ka?" (with Chito Miranda)	Single
	"Baso at Bote"	Single
	"You Are Loved"	Single
2020	"Parang Kailan Lang" (with Maine Mendoza)	Single
	"Paulit-ulit" (Stripped Version)	Single
	"I'm Done" (Stripped Version)	Single
	"It’s Okay to Not Be Okay"	Single
2021	"Apektado"	Single
2022	"Sindi"	Single

Studio album

Artist	Album	Tracks	Year	Records
Gracenote	First Movement	"Knock Knock" "Pwede Ako" "Amnesia" "Faraway" "Minsan Lang Naman" "Play It Again" "Stop Stop!" "Amnesia" (Acoustic)	2012	Universal Records Soupstar Music
	Transparent	"Two Four" "Taciturn" "I Will Wait" "Give Me A Break" "Someone" "Gusto Ko" (feat. Alexa Ilacad) "Pause" "Bilog" (ft. Yeng Constantino) "Respeto" Bonus track: "Flynn Rider"	2016	Warner Music Philippines Soupstar Music
	&	"Bilog" (with Yeng Constantino) "Stargazer" (with Abra) "Flyin Rider" (with 6cyclemind) "Gusto Ko" (with Alexa Ilacad) "Bakit Ganyan Ka" (with Chito Miranda) "Summer Song" (with Autotelic, and December Avenue) "Bakit Ganyan Ka" (Acoustic)	2019	Warner Music Philippines Soupstar Music
	Small World	"Arrival" "City Of Vulnerability" "Fantasy" "Here I Go Again" "Oh Darling!" "Paulit-Ulit" "We're Not Alone" "Im Done" "Machine Gun" "No Hate" "Hello Earth" "Kalawakan" "Waterfall" "Departure"	2020	Universal Records Soupstar Music

* Eunice Jorge also collaborated with Kean Cipriano of Callalily for a special project under Universal Records: Kean and Eunice: A Trip Down Memory Lane.[7] * Gracenote also interpreted the song entitled "Yun Tayo" Composed by Donna Onilongo for Philpop 2018 and won the Live Smart People's Choice Award.

Awards

Year	Category	Award	Result
2012	Top Newcomer	Meg Magazine	Won
2015	Female Rock Artist of the Year	7th PMPC Star Awards	Nominated

Notable performances

• May 1, 2012 - front act for Secondhand Serenade
• August 16, 2012 - front act for Nelly Furtado
• October 16, 2014 - Kean & Eunice: Happy Together at The Music Museum

References

External links

• Gracenote's fan page
• Gracenote's Youtube channel
• Gracenote's Myx artist profile

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Gracenote es una banda musical de género rock de Filipinas, liderada por Eunice Jorge quien es el vocalista principal, pianista y violinista de la banda. También está integrada por Chen Pangan, en la guitarra y respaldo vocal, Jazz Jorge, como bajista y EJ Pichay, en los Tambores.

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