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‘Idol Philippines’ partners with Uplive for new season

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ABS-CBN, the country’s leading content provider, has partnered with Uplive, the largest independent global video social entertainment platform, to create an exciting audition process and provide exclusive content that can be easily accessed by more Filipinos who are anticipating the start of the second season of “Idol Philippines.”

Aspiring singers who wanted to audition in the country’s biggest singing competition only needed to download the app and upload their auditions video using Uplive. Aside from access to the audition process, Uplive subscribers will have access to fun and exciting surprises and updates of the program.

“Idol Philippines” announced its new set of judges – Asia’s Songbird Regine Velasquez- Alcasid, Philippines’ Most Streamed Female artist Moira dela Torre, Parokya ni Edgar Frontman Chito Miranda and Mr. Pure Energy Gary Valenciano. Robi Domingo will host the new season.

Don’t miss the new season of Idol Philippines season 2 in partnership with Uplive. Be up to date with the latest news on Idol Philippines season 2, follow @idolphilippines on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Uplive, and subscribe to Idol Philippines’ YouTube channel. Viewers can also check out Uplive on Facebook (Uplive Philippines), on Instagram (uplive.philippines) and download the app at www.tinyurl.com/DownloadUplive

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