The SexBomb Girls are making their highly anticipated return to the music scene with their new single “Mama Mama,” marking a new chapter for the iconic girl group and a milestone for founding member and leader Rochelle Pangilinan, who joins the project as co-producer.
The group last made a major mark in music with releases including Sumayaw, Sumunod: The Best of the SexBomb Girls in 2005 and Daisy Siete: V-Day in 2006. Nearly two decades later, Rochelle reunites with the SexBomb Girls not only as a performer but also as part of the creative team behind their latest musical offering.
For Rochelle, taking on the role of co-producer reflects her growth as an artist and her journey from being one of the performers who helped define the SexBomb era to expanding her creative role behind the scenes.
“Mama Mama” also comes with a music video that brings together the SexBomb Girls and today’s rising P-pop acts, creating a cross-generational celebration of Filipino pop music. The collaboration highlights the group’s enduring friendship, timeless appeal, and influence on succeeding generations of performers.
The music video has already surpassed 2 million views, underscoring the continued support and interest in the SexBomb Girls nearly 20 years after their previous major musical releases.
Following the success of their reunion concerts and the enthusiastic response from longtime fans, the SexBomb Girls are once again bringing their signature energy to audiences through “Mama Mama.” With Rochelle taking on a bigger role in the creative process, the comeback highlights not only the group’s lasting legacy but also how the SexBomb magic continues to evolve with time.
