Joey Ayala is one of our more nationalistic singers and composers in the country. What separates him from the other artists is his innovative and unique way of infusing Filipino ethnic music and instrumentation in his compositions and performances.
Here's Joey Ayala's new take of the Philippine national anthem : Lupang Hinirang. Ayala's new version of the national anthem is worthy of the attention of the National Historical Institute, the custodian of our national anthem. Our national anthem was composed and written over a century ago, and maybe it's now time to update and improve to keep up with the times. Ayala said some words and phrases of the national anthem are mispronounced when sung in its traditional tempo. His new version didn't deviate from the original melody, but he applied a slower tempo. This new version with the altered tempo actually sounds better and enhanced the nationalistic fervor of the national anthem.
Lupang Hinirang was composed by the nationalist Julian Felipe in 1898, with lyrics provided by Jose Palma. It was originally an instrumental march music of the Magdalo faction of the Katipunan until it was adapted as the national anthem for the First Philippine Republic.
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