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Zack Tabudlo: Episode
A collection of OPM singer-songwriter Zack Tabudlo's most personal experiences. Those experiences are put into stories, stories put into songs, and songs brought to life through a series of fourteen music videos with different narratives about love, heartbreak, happiness, and loneliness. Collectively, these are narratives that demand the viewer to feel, to confront, and to heal.
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A collection of OPM singer-songwriter Zack Tabudlo's most personal experiences. Those experiences are put into stories, stories put into songs, and songs brought to life through a series of fourteen music videos with different narratives about love, heartbreak, happiness, and loneliness. Collectively, these are narratives that demand the viewer to feel, to confront, and to heal.
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Genre:Music
Directed By:Kani Villaflor, Samantha Lee, Dan Villegas, Antoinette Jadaone, Enzo Valdez, Miko Livelo, Mo Zee
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:1990 Films, Island Records Philippines
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