BARBIE, KITCHIE — AND TOMMY | It takes a good manager to handle several artists

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Barbie Almalbis has a new album, Not That Kind of Girl, and it sounds quite unlike her previous releases, though she has kept her rock ’n’ roll leanings in most tracks.

Though Introvoys was considered lightweight among the other young rock groups at the time, its guitarist, Ira Cruz, would later on join Passage and, more importantly, Bamboo and Kapatid.

Tanchanco would also move on and manage Hungry Young Poets and Barbie’s Cradle — two bands Almalbis fronted before she went solo — as well as Nadal, and Rocksteddy.