Hale discography

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Hale discography
Studio albums5
Singles22

This is the discography of OPM music band Hale .

Contents

Albums

Full Albums

YearAlbum TitleCertifications
2005 Hale 3× Platinum
2006 Twilight Gold
2008 Above, Over and Beyond
2009 Kundiman
2018Alon

Extended plays

YearAlbum TitleCertifications
2015 Time and Space

Singles

Mainstream singles

YearTitleAlbum
2005"Broken Sonnet"Hale
"The Day You Said Goodnight"
"Kahit Pa"
"Kung Wala Ka"
2006"Tollgate" 1
"Blue Sky"
"Waltz"Twilight
"Hide And Seek"
2007"Shooting Star"
"The Ballad Of"
2008"Pitong Araw"Above, Over And Beyond
"Leap Of Faith"
2009"Over And Over (And Over Again)" 2
"Sandali Na Lang"
"Bahay Kubo"Kundiman
"Kalesa"
2010"Harinawa"
"Magkaibang Mundo"
2015"See You"Time and Space
"Saint or Sinner"
2016"You or Nothing"
2018"Alon"Alon

1 Single can be found in Hale (Special Edition) .

Other released singles

YearTitleAlbum
2006"One Moment, One Nescafé" 3
2008"Sundown"
(Feat. Monique Rae)
Above, Over And Beyond

3 Non-album single.

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