Austin music fans are invited to Antone’s for an incredible night that mixes culture, great food, and the release of a new album from Austin-based country artists, Adobro!
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Frontman Miggy Milla joined Trevor Scott and Sierra Waggoner in the studio along with Jenn Colazo of the Filipino Young Professionals of Austin.
Frontman Miggy Milla joined Trevor Scott and Sierra Waggoner in the studio, along with Jenn Penano-Colazo of the Filipino Young Professionals of Austin.
A Sound Inspired by Two Homes
Milla describes his music as “Island roots, Texas boots,” blending the storytelling traditions of country music with the values and culture he grew up with as a Filipino American.
“I don’t see why those two worlds can’t coexist,” Milla said. “Their core values are pretty much the same. They’re rooted in tradition, family, pride for one’s community, food and gathering people together.”
The new album reflects some of the biggest milestones in his life over the past year.
“I’ve fallen in love with the love of my life, I married the love of my life, and then I had my firstborn daughter,” he said. “The album is basically a collection of songs from the journey of my love all the way to my newest love.
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Celebrating Community
The event is presented in partnership with the Filipino Young Professionals of Austin (FYP ATX), a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating Filipino culture through arts, professional development and community events.
“We’re empowering and celebrating Filipino culture,” said FYP ATX President Jenn Colazo. “Our focus is supporting local artists and celebrating with Austin as a whole.”
The evening will also help raise awareness and support for communities in the Philippines impacted by a recent earthquake.
A Growing Presence in Austin
Both Milla and Colazo hope the event introduces more Austinites to the city’s growing Filipino community.
“These events help amplify that there are Filipinos in Austin,” Milla said. “We’re trying to break down the barriers and say, ‘Hey, there’s a growing community here.’”
The Adobro album release celebration is free to attend. For more information, visit Adobro Music online or follow @AdobroMusic and @FYPATX on social media.
Adobro serves up new album, Filipino pride, and good eats at Antone’s!