Yelena Andrade loves music. Any genre and any mood. When she's not listening to new songs, she's playing Love and Deepspace, fully aware that her loyalty belongs to Xavier (fictional men included). One day, out of pure boredom, she follows Bad Omens on Instagram... and their drummer, Nick Folio. Not because she's a die-hard fan, she just felt like it. What she didn't plan was replying to one of Nick's stories with a little too much confidence. Funny, sarcastic, and armed with effortless rizz, Yelena treats Nick like a normal guy instead of a rockstar and somehow, that's what hooks him. What starts as an unserious DM turns into late-night banter, unexpected flirting, and Nick realizing he might be in trouble. All because Yelena was bored.

(COMPLETED) Ranya "Ren" Noriega doesn't do fangirling. At twenty-four, she prefers quiet playlists, clean design boards, and Japanese rock bands with poetic lyrics - not tattooed American musicians screaming about heartbreak. Her best friend, Nikola Fuentes, is the total opposite: loud, chaotic, and a self-proclaimed wife of Bad Omens' drummer, Nick Folio. When Nika wins two passes to Louder Than Life 2025 in Louisville, Kentucky, she drags Ren along for what she calls "a once-in-a-lifetime religious experience." Ren expects noise, crowds, and jet lag. What she doesn't expect is catching the attention of the one guy she swore wasn't her type. Nick's calm where she's cold, grounded where she's guarded - and somehow, he keeps showing up. Backstage. Online. Everywhere. She came for the vocals. But it seems she's staying for the drummer - and the wrong setlist might just be the one that finally plays her heart.

She's the drummer of a small cover band from Manila. He's the drummer of one of the biggest metal bands in the world. When a viral cover connects Astrid Moreno, drummer of Manila-based band Crimson Seraph, with Vinny Mauro of Motionless in White, what starts as a musician's respect slowly turns into something neither of them can name. Late-night messages. Shared playlists. Drum fills that echo the same ache. Two drummers on opposite sides of the world, trying to stay in tempo with something that feels a lot like love. But even the steadiest beat can falter- when the heart refuses to keep perfect time.

(COMPLETED) Aniela Miracle Galero lives for calm - acoustic playlists, quiet cafés, and a life untouched by chaos. Tattoos? Too permanent. Rock music? Too loud. But one night at a Bad Omens concert, dragged there by her best friend, she catches the eye of Nicholas Ruffilo, the band's bassist and tattoo artist whose world is built on noise, ink, and rebellion. He calls her Amira, a name only he uses, and soon, the loudest person she's ever met becomes the one who listens the most. In a story where silence meets distortion, and softness collides with chaos, they'll find that some connections aren't written in words... they're carved in reverb.

Aehriel Del Rosario is a neophyte artist who inspired to pursue her passion on making comics thru works of Rhaiden Mariano, an author who is famous for writing mystery stories. She's always present on his booksigning events but the writer had a habit of forgetting names. Until one day, Aehriel's comics is sought by everybody and Rhaiden finally noticed her. "Art and Words". Credits to all the respective owners of the photos/artworks used in this story. 05172019 10202019

(English version) Aehriel Del Rosario is a neophyte artist who inspired to pursue her passion on making comics thru works of Rhaiden Mariano, an author who is famous for writing mystery stories. She's always present on his booksigning events but the writer had a habit of forgetting names. Until one day, Aehriel's comics is sought by everybody and Rhaiden finally noticed her. "Art and Words". Credits to all the respective owners of the photos/artworks used in this story. 05172019 11242019

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Hardcore fan si Vianka Agustin ng Japanese bands, lalo na iyong kumakanta ng opening at ending songs sa animé. Isa rin siyang cosplayer at suki sa animé conventions. Samantala, si Stephen Hermoso ay isang rakista na mas trip makinig ng OPM at slow-rock songs-tipong "uncle-ish" type of music. He never mentioned it to his friends dahil mababansagan siyang "jologs". Ang ginagawa nya, nakiki-ride na lang siya sa trip nilang music like American Jazz. Wala namang alam ang mga tropa nya sa playlist sa cellphone nya. Isang araw, nagkakayayaan ang magkakaibigan na pumunta sa isang animé convention. Out of hundreds of different cosplayers, Vianka's cosplay captured his eyes. He immediately searched the girl on Instagram and became a lowkey fan. Will they become friends? Papansinin ba ni Vianka ang direct messages ni Stephen sa Instagram? The cutie cosplayer meets the rocker. Kawaii rock! 1.21.2020

"The same light you shone on me is what I'm going to shine on you this time." Hiding behind an anonymous account "Hikari", Lorise Peralta became an internet sensation as a ghost singer. Her followers could not determine whether she was a man or woman because she can change her voice to her cover songs. Only her cousin Mendel, a cosplayer knows her secret. A certified weeb, she likes to go to animé conventions to support her cousin until she met Aehriel Del Rosario, an artist who introduced her to SB19. As curious as she can be, she searched the groups' official social media accounts, watched their interviews and dance covers. She's amazed by their stories and the "Most Charismatic Member" caught her eye. She tried to DMed him using her real account instead. Until Josh replied to her.

(COMPLETED) Raphaella Arcega never meant for anyone to see him the way she did - quiet, distant, lost in his own world as he waited at the airport gate. She was just passing time with a sketch, the way she always did, tracing the outlines of strangers who would never know they'd been captured in ink. But this time was different. Because the man in her drawing wasn't just anyone - he was Joakim "Jolly" Karlsson, guitarist of Bad Omens. What started as a simple sketch turned into a ripple across the internet, and soon, a message she never expected arrived in her inbox. One conversation led to another - soft, careful, hesitant. Like guitar feedback humming in the background, their words lingered long after they were sent. Somewhere between lines on paper and strings of music, between sketches and late-night messages, two worlds began to weave quietly together. And maybe, just maybe, the noise between them was never noise at all. It was harmony waiting to be heard.