Filipino alternative rock band Hale has dropped their latest single "Klaro", marking their comeback to the OPM scene.
The 2000 band's record label, UMG Philippines, announced the song's release in a Facebook post on Wednesday, January 31.
"Hit play and level up your day by listening to “Klaro” by @halemusicph 🤩🎸👏🏽!!! AVAILABLE NOW ON ALL STREAMING PLATFORMS: https://halemusic.lnk.to/Klaro," it captioned.
"Klaro" release coincided with the rock band's 20th anniversary this year.
The lyrics of the song center on giving comfort to someone and assuring them that you will never leave no matter what obstacle life throws.
"Tahan na, 'wag mag-alala na, kahit anong mangyari, ako'y nandito. Marami pa ang panahon, mahaba man ang ating daan. Ikaw ang aking tahanan. Ikaw ang kailangan," the song's chorus conveys.
"Klaro" is Hale's first music in six years after their sixth studio album "Alon" dropped in 2018.
Formed in 2004 and debuted in 2005, the rock band is composed of Champ Lui Pio, Sheldon Gellada, Roll Martinez, Chino David, and Paolo Santiago.
Hale is popular for their tracks "The Day You Said Goodnight", "Kung Wala Ka", "Kahit Pa", "Sandali Na Lang", "Bahay Kubo", and more.
