Singles Featured Artist
- This Is Me (Feat. Julianne Tarroja, from the Disney Movie Soundtrack Camp Rock, 2009).
Miguel Escueta | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Miguel Escueta |
| Born | May 6, 1984 Manila, Philippines |
| Genres | Pop |
| Occupation(s) | singer, songwriter |
| Years active | 2005–present |
| Labels | MCA Music Inc. |
| Website | Miguel Escueta |
Miguel Escueta (born May 6, 1984) is a Filipino male vocalist, singer and performer. He was a regular performer on the 3-year Sunday variety show of GMA 7, Party Pilipinas . In 2013, he launched his own band The Morning Episodes.
| Album | Tracks | Year | Records |
|---|---|---|---|
| I Am M.E. | Isipin Falling Away Close To Edge Pull Through Balik Simula Take Me There Live It Sa Pagkawala (2006) Where I Stand? Falling Away (Acoustic) Take Me There (Acoustic) Isipin (Acoustic) | 2007 | MCA Music Inc. |
| I Am M.E. Amplified 2CD | Isipin Falling Away Close to the Edge Pull Through Balik Simula Take Me There Live It Sa Pagkawala (2006) Where I Stand? Falling Away (Acoustic) Take Me There (Acoustic) Isipin (Acoustic) Handa Mr. Brightside Blue Monday Just Like Heaven Balik Simula (Reloaded) I Am M.E. (Amplified Session) I Am M.E. (Launch Video) | 2008 | MCA Music Inc. |
| Now It Starts | An Introduction (waves) Now It Starts Love Fool Rush Rush (feat. Sabrina & Kris) We Belong Together The Take Back A Bridge (waves) Blue Monday Only Hope Sleeping While The World's Awake Mr. Brightside Just Like Heaven You | 2010 | MCA Music Inc. |
| Album | Tracks | Year | Records |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sleeping While the World's Awake | The Take Back Sleeping While The World Awake Only Hope Balik Simula Blue Monday | 2009 | MCA Music, Inc. |
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