Top 5 City Driving Songs

1. Boom Boom Pow - Black Eyed Peas is the real master of hiphop and techno music. Play this while driving 150 kph in an express way and you'll really feel the bumpin' boom boom effect. Just be careful and don't let the beat "rocks" you!
2. Antukin (Sleepy) - This emo song came from Filipino rocker Rico Blanco, former Rivermaya lead vocalist. Play this when coming home late from the office, or after few hanging sessions with your girlfriends and you just can't resist being home soon for a sleep. The lyrics are like coffee that will wake you up especially with lines like: "gumawa na lang tayo ng B-A-B-Y! (let's make a baby).
3. I Gotta Feeling - The only song that beats BEP's Boom Boom Pow in the countdown chart is, well, another Black Eyed Peas song. I Gotta Feeling has the same formula as all BEP hits: superb audio mix, witty lyrics, and hot chicks with a hot voice. Play this when on your way to the office, business meeting, or intimate date to give you that vibrant and positive aura (and maybe hot looks).
4. Right Now (Na Na Na) - Akon says it all in the song so don't ask for further explanation. Play this when you've got the hottest date inside your car and you want to take every opportunity to get her. But, believe me, don't ever ever ever took the same mistake to play this when you're with your parents or your hot girl's parents. Not unless you want the relationship to end soon.
5. You Belong to Me - This possessively-titled song really titilliates every man's senses. Just Imagine your girl saying that line to you and you'll forget everything. But, if you're not really into pop or country music, just keep in mind that the sweet voice behind the is a hot 19-year old blond, Taylor Swift. Play this when you're caught in a heavy traffic and you'll feel like being lullabyed in the arms of that sweet young blond.

Bro. Eddie Villanueva Campaign Jingle (2010)

One formula of a successful jingle is to keep it hip, danceable and trendy. Bro. Eddie Villanueva really know this with his "Eddie Ako" campaign jingle featuring rapper Cloc-9. The title of the jingle is a pun of Eddie's name which when loosely translated in urban Tagalog (Philippine language) might means "It's me!". It also features the "Bus ni Bro" (Brother's Bus), more like a symbolism of divine intervention towards his Philippine presidential bid come May 2010. "Bro" is known in Philippine pop culture as reference to God Almighty, and Brother Eddie himself is known religious leader.

Overall the jingle gives a fresh and youthful vibe, more like a Christian worship songs. It could easily won the "Best Charismatic Jingle" among all presidential jingles.

Noynoy Aquino Campaign Jingle (2009)

Benigno Aquino, Jr. or simply Noynoy is the eldest son of Philippine Icons -- former President Corazon Aquino and National Hero Ninoy Aquino. But he is more known, perhaps to the younger generation, as the brother of talk show host Kris Aquino. Kris usually mentioned Noynoy's name in her TV shows especially "The Buzz" & "Showbiz News Ngayon".

Noynoy's first jingle (because I expect there'll be more to come) highlights an all-star cast. Most of the big names in Philippines showbiz industry joined him for pro bono (as press releases said) including Kris Aquino (of course), Regine Velazquez, Boy Abunda, James Yap, Dingdong Dantes, among others. And if this is not enough, the jingle was written by hitmaker and composer Ogie Alcasid and sung by Asia's Song Bird Regine Velasquez. The jingle is really difficult to match by any presidentiable candidates. Although the symbolism of the whole concept is very meaningful, it seems to have that "elite" and "Grammy" appeal. Not that it's bad, it's just in Philippine election the best/winningest formula for infomercial are those with "masa" appeal, or the one that common people can relate to. Afterwards, they constitute majority of the voters. Overall, Noynoy's jingle can easily win for itself the "Best in Production Design" or "Best in Editing" throphy.

Manny Villar Campaign Jingle (2009)

Okay, admit it! The jingle is catchy, has simple lyrics, and has that "pop" appeal. If there's a contest for campaign jingles, this one can easily bag the "Best Campaign Jingle" trophy. I bet it will even reach platinum awards for record sales. By the way, Manny Villar is one of the presidential candidates here in the Philippines. The man who appears in the video could be our next President come election time this May 2010. You know, politics here is the Philippines is very similar to showbusiness. The more entertainment value you got, the more chances of winning.

But it doesn't mean I'll vote for Villar though. Please watch the video and judge for yourself.