One thing’s for sure though: this is not farewell for the veteran rock band. Mayo20Finale
When Mayonnaise — now composed of frontman Monty Macalino, drummer Shan Regalado, guitarist Carlo Servano, bassist Nikki Tirona, and guitarist Keano Swing — released their self-titled album in 2004, it was their first step into a booming and competitive OPM scene.
The band would eventually be launched into the mainstream with “Jopay,” a radio airplay hit at the time. 20 years later, it seems that the band has come full circle. “Jopay” made a Filipino pop culture resurgence with a new generation, thanks to social media platforms like TikTok and Facebook. Their newfound relationship with fans seems completely different than before.
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