Moira Dela Torre enters new creative phase with Ben&Ben, Sam Concepcion collaborations
'I'm Okay' marks Dela Torre's third collaboration with Ben&Ben, following the success of their earlier hits 'Paalam' and 'Pasalubong.' The latest track offers a reflective message on emotional vulnerability and the non-linear journey toward healing.
'It's been a while since our last collab with Moi, but every time we work together, it's just as special as the last one. Thank you for letting us add a piece of ourselves into your already beautiful song,' Ben&Ben said in an Instagram post.
In a separate project, Dela Torre also released 'Mapasakin Ka' with long-time friend Sam Concepcion.
Dubbed the 'Queen of Hugot Songs,' Dela Torre's latest work underscores her passion for creating music in collaboration with those she deeply values.
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