Permission to Shine

**Permission to Shine**
Permission to Shine
Studio album by 6cyclemind
Released	2003
Genre	Alternative rock/Pop
Length	57:02
Label	Musiko Records ; &; BMG Records (Pilipinas) Inc.
6cyclemind chronology
Singles from Permission to Shine
	"Biglaan"; Released: 2003; "Paba"; Released: 2003; "Nalilito"; Released: 2004; "Sige"; Released: 2004;

Last updated August 31, 2022

Permission to Shine is the debut studio album of the Filipino band, 6cyclemind. It has 12 tracks and was released under BMG Records (Pilipinas) Inc. in 2003.^[1] The carrier single "Biglaan" reached #1 on the NU107 and RX 93.1 charts and the acoustic version charted in 97.1 LS. This was immediately followed by the single "Paba", which topped 99.5 RT, and "Nalilito". On 2004 the band released their 4th single "Sige". the song debuted at the NU107 Midnight Countdown at #4.^[2]

Track listing

All tracks are written by Hernandez, except where noted.

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Wait or Go"		3:27
2.	"Paba"		3:59
3.	"Fly"	Carlos D. Isidro	3:59
4.	"Gaya ng Noon"	Ryan Sarmiento	3:45
5.	"Biglaan"	Hernandez, Sarmiento	4:46
6.	"Forever I'm Sorry"		4:16
7.	"Sige"		5:13
8.	"Tunay"		5:26
9.	"Fall Out"	Rhoneil M. Dimaculangan	4:53
10.	"Sentimental Garbage"	Dimacalugan, Raimund Marasigan	4:10
11.	"Biglaan (acoustic version)"	Hernandez, Sarmiento	5:27
12.	"Nalilito"	Hernandez, Sarmiento	7:42

Notes

The song "Biglaan" became a theme song of GMA Network's 2010 Primetime Drama: "Bantatay".

Personnel

Ney Dimaculangan - Lead Vocals
Rye Sarmiento - Guitars
Chuck Isidro - Lead Guitars
Bob Cañamo - bass
Gilbert Magat - drums & percussion

Additional Musician:

Arnold Cabalaza - Keyboards on "Biglaan" and "Tunay"

Album Credits

Executive Producer for Soupstar Entertainment Inc. : Chuck Isidro
Executive Producers for BMG Records Pilipinas: Rudy Y. Tee
A & R Direction: Vic Valenciano
Album Design and Photography: Herbert Hernandez
Marketing Executives: Ciso Chan and Mario Joson
Recorded At: TRACKS Studios by Angee Rozul
Album Mix: Angee Rozul
Keyboards on "Biglaan" and "Tunay" by: Arnold Cabalaza
Additional Lyrics on "Sentimental Garbage" by: Raimund Marasigan

Accolades

Year	Award Giving Body	Category	Nominated Work	Result
2005	Nu 107.5 2004 Year End Countdown	Top 20 OPM Songs on the 2004 NU107 Countdown	"Biglaan"	3rd^[3]
	Nu 107.5 2004 Year End Countdown	Top 20 OPM Songs on the 2004 NU107 Countdown	"Paba"	13th^[3]
	Nu 107.5 2004 Year End Countdown	Top 107 Songs for 2004 (ranked from #107 to #1)	"Biglaan"	4th^[4]
		Top 107 Songs for 2004 (ranked from #107 to #1)	"Paba"	18th^[4]
		Top 107 Songs for 2004 (ranked from #107 to #1)	"Sige"	49th^[4]

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