Jose Miguel

Jose Miguel's music features a mix of jazz and big band influences, appealing to various listeners. Tracks like "5 Star Overthinker" showcase a thoughtful vibe, while "Free" offers a more upbeat energy. "Yesterday with You" and "Love Is You" provide reflective moments, each with its own unique rhythm.

Other notable tracks include "Latest Flame," which has a catchy melody, and "Good to You," that resonates with a laid-back feel. "So New" and "Real" bring fresh sounds to the jazz scene, while "So It Goes" delivers a smooth flow. "Alfy" rounds out the collection with a distinct touch. Together, these songs capture a range of emotions and styles, making Jose Miguel's discography worth exploring.

Jose Miguel's latest album, “5 Star Overthinker (2024),” features a blend of traditional jazz elements with modern influences. The tracks explore various themes, showcasing his versatility as a musician. Each song offers a unique listening experience, inviting audiences to engage with the music on different levels.

In addition to the album, he has released two recent singles, “Light My Fire (2023)” and “Is This Love? (2023).” “Light My Fire” presents an upbeat vibe, while “Is This Love?” leans into a more reflective mood. Both tracks highlight his ability to merge catchy melodies with intricate arrangements, appealing to jazz enthusiasts and new listeners alike. These releases contribute to his growing discography and reflect his continued evolution as an artist.

Jose Miguel has made notable appearances at various festivals and venues, showcasing his contributions to jazz and big band music. He performed at the Wanderland Music & Arts Festival, where he engaged with diverse audiences and collaborated with other artists in a vibrant setting. His participation in the Zandari Festa, a platform for international acts, allowed him to connect with fellow musicians and jazz enthusiasts from different backgrounds.

Additionally, he has been part of the Fête de la Musique PH, contributing to the celebration of music across genres. Beyond these festivals, Jose Miguel has also played at local venues that support jazz culture, helping to nurture the scene in the Philippines. These performances reflect his commitment to the genre and his ability to resonate with listeners in various environments. Each event serves as a testament to his ongoing journey in the world of jazz.