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Sheldon C. Gellada | |
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| Birth name | Jose Angelo Chua Gellada |
| Born | May 20, 1984 Manila, Philippines |
| Genres | Alternative rock OPM |
| Occupation(s) | Bassist, musician |
| Instruments | Bass Guitar, Occasional backing vocals |
| Years active | 2004–present |
| Labels | PolyEast Records |
| Associated acts | Hale |
Jose Angelo "Sheldon" Chua Gellada is the bassist of the band, Hale.
2005 – Hale
2006 – Twilight
2008 – Above, Over And Beyond
2009 – Kundiman
2015 –Time and Space
2018 –Alon
2011 – Synergy – Performed Bass on Track Number 7
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