Voice Kids Alum and former YGIG member Reintroduces Herself With Bubbly Debut Track “Daydream”
She first gained attention as the cute kid who sang “The Girl On Fire” on The Voice Kids who joined the team of Coach Lea Salonga. She even made it to the Grand Finals, where she sang the song “Sana’y Wala ng Wakas” in the finals and was one of the runner-ups along with Darren Espanto, Juan Karlos Labajo and the grand winner of The Voice Kids Season 1, Lyca Gairanod.
She made her first solo remake album in 2016 releasing her solo debut album, “Darlene Vibares
Her big break came in 2021 when she was introduced as the third member and trainee of newest trainee group of ShowBT Entertainment under the name “D03.”
She pursued her studies and in 2022, Darlene took another step when she debuted with SBTown’s first girl group, YGIG. She contributed her charismatic stage presence and power vocals with YGIG’s debut single, “Shaba Shaba”However, because of health reasons, Darlene had to leave the group to take a rest.
So this is more than just a return. Darlene is back and she’s better than ever, ready to capture everyone’s heart with her debut single “Daydream”; striking a remarkable start with her journey, announcing that THIS IS HER NOW.
The now 19-year old singer wants to show a lighter and brighter side of herself and her vocal prowess.
This 2024, Darlene is ready to show everyone that this is her now! She is set to carve a new path as officially a solo returning artist with the release of her debut single “DayDream”. Darlene is under the supervision of SBTown’s CEO, Mr. Geong Seong Han, SBTalent Camp’s South Korean trainer, Ms. Adelaide Hong, and is co-managed by Ms. Kathleen Dy-Go of Universal Records.
“Daydream” narrates a compelling story of conflicting emotions, where doubt and denial intertwine with despicable feelings towards someone special. The song explores the interesting and complex point when someone is experiencing the stages of falling in love, capturing the essence of confusion and the adamant denial of these complicated feelings.
Darlene said that she’s grateful and honored to work with Korean producers for this bubbly song, which is a reflection of the whirlwind of emotions one goes through when love begins to blossom. It was recorded in South Korea, and has a notable hip-hop vibe with kitsch trap beats and hyperpop guitar chopping that showcases her versatile vocals, melodic prowess, and fresh, lively delivery.
The “Daydream” official music video (Ver. 1) has been unveiled as well. (WATCH HERE)
You can now stream it on your favorite digital streaming platforms.
