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JoAnne Lorenzana

JoAnne Lorenzana
JoAnne Lorenzana
JoAnne Lorenzana
Background information
Birth nameJoanne Geraldine O. Lorenzana
Born (1966-02-14) 14 February 1966 (age 58)[citation needed]
OriginQuezon City, Philippines
Genres
Occupations
  • Singer
  • lyricist
  • writer
  • emcee
InstrumentVocals
Years active1985–2000, 2009–present
LabelsVicor Music, OctoArts, NeoMONDE Productions, Universal

Joanne Geraldine O. Lorenzana, known professionally as JoAnne Lorenzana, is a Filipino recording and performing artist, songwriter and former model, best known as an exponent of Original Pilipino Music in the mid-1980s to the 1990s.

Personal life

Joanne's grandmother was the late pre war singer actress Naty Bernardo.

Biography

Lorenzana is a graduate of the University of the Philippines.[1]

She was discovered by Filipino composer-singer-manager Nonong 'Dero' Pedero in 1984, who soon took the young singer under his management, employing her talent for commercial jingles. Prior to Lorenzana's formal foray into local Philippine entertainment, she front-acted for international acts held locally, such as Gloria Estefan and the Miami Sound Machine, Menudo (the former group of Ricky Martin) and the British jazz ensemble Shakatak.[2] The following year, she was launched in a show billed as JoAnne: Her First Time to announce the entry of the pop artist into the music industry.[3]

Lorenzana represented the Philippines at the 5th Asean Song Festival held in Singapore in 1988[4] and the 1st ASIA Song Festival, held in Nagoya, Japan in 1989.[citation needed] She sang the nationalistic song "Bayan Ko" which she revived in 1987 for PLDT and won for her the 'Best Revival Recording' for the Awit Awards (the Philippines' version of the Grammys).[5]

Lorenzana's albums include Between Seasons (2009),[6] which was recorded and mixed in the U.S., released under her own label NeoMONDE Productions[6] and distributed in the Philippines under Universal Records Philippines Inc. Her song "My Everyday Valentine" was co-written with Jimmy Borja, who did the music; Lorenzana started writing the lyrics in 2016. The song was arranged in 2020 by Jimmy Antiporda.[7]

Lorenzana's latest project is a virtual show "JoAnne Lorenzana@35: Love Songs & Lessons" slated for August of 2021 in celebration of the artist's 35 years in the Philippine Music Industry. [8]

Discography

Year Album title and singles Recording company
1988 Jo Anne Lorenzana (self-titled debut album)
  • "I'll Never Let You Go" ("Most Requested Song" Award in 1987; eight weeks in the No. 1 slot nationwide)
  • "YOU"
  • "Kung Alam Mo Lang"
  • "Back in Your Arms" ("Most Requested Song" Award in 1989)
  • "Bayan Ko" (revival) – special tri-media release (non-single)
 Vicor Music Corporation
1989 Stronger Than Before
  • "Daydreaming"
  • "Hoy! Pakibilsan"
  • "Without Your Love"
 OctoArts International Philippines
1991 Kailan Pa Man
  • "Pigil na Pigil"
  • "Nais Ko"
  • "Sapat Sa Akin Lahat"
 OctoArts/EMI Philippines now PolyEast Records
1994 Joanne Lorenzana (Hits Collection)
  • "Goodtimes, Badtimes" (first single with a music video aired on MTV Asia (now known as MTV Southeast Asia )
 OctoArts/EMI Philippines, now PolyEast Records
2009 Between Seasons (U.S. release)
  • "Beautiful"
  • "Technicolor"
  • "You're Hiding"
  • "Look of Love"
 NeoMONDE Productions
2010 Between Seasons (Philippines)
  • "Beautiful"
  • "Technicolor"
  • "Kung Kasama Ka"
 Universal Records Philippines (Phils.) - Distribution only
2015 New Year's Day (U.S. release)

Digital Release

NeoMONDE Productions
2021 My Everyday Valentine (U.S. release)

Digital Release

NeoMONDE Productions

References

  1. ^ ":: Welcome – UP-KAL Website [Alumni] ::". Kal.upd.edu.ph. Archived from the original on July 29, 2010. Retrieved August 3, 2010.
  2. ^ "SHAKATAK – The Official Website". ... Shakatak. Retrieved August 3, 2010.
  3. ^ "Jo Anne Lorenzana and her Music – Performance History". Joannelorenzana.com. Archived from the original on July 13, 2011. Retrieved August 4, 2010.
  4. ^ "Top Asean singers for pop song festival finals". The Straits Times. April 15, 1988. p. 17. Retrieved April 25, 2021.
  5. ^ "The 23rd Philippine Awit Awards". Awitawards.com.ph. Retrieved August 3, 2010.
  6. ^ a b Lo, Ricky (December 19, 2009). "JoAnne is happy 'between seasons'". The Philippine Star. Retrieved April 25, 2021.
  7. ^ Lo, Ricky (February 25, 2021). "JoAnne's 'everyday Valentine'". The Philippine Star. Retrieved April 25, 2021.
  8. ^ "OPM icon JoAnne Lorenzana is learning from millennials". Manila Bulletin. August 9, 2021. Retrieved August 11, 2021.
Quelle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JoAnne_Lorenzana