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Estelle Fly dreams of performing with BINI again

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Singaporean singer-songwriter Estelle Fly hopes to share the stage with BINI once again, calling it one of her dream collaborations as she continues her journey as an independent artist.During an online media roundtable on August 6, Estelle opened up about her plans to connect with Filipino audiences and expressed her desire to collaborate with a Filipino artist in the future.“I would definitely love to collaborate with someone from the Philippines one day. It would be a huge honor,” she said.When asked about her dream collaboration, Estelle did not hesitate to name BINI, whom she had previously met and performed with at SPECTACLE! 2023 in Singapore, along with BGYO, XOXO, and Yes My Love.“My dream collaboration? If I ever get to be on the same stage again with BINI, I would die. I would die,” she expressed. Estelle recalled her previous encounter with the nation’s girl group, describing the experience as memorable.“I&#x27;ve met them once, performed with them at a concert, and they were absolutely lovely. So definitely one on my bucket list for sure, if I get to do something with BINI,” she continued. Her admiration for Filipinos also extends to her encounters with Filipino personalities. Through the reality series AXN Ultimate Challenge, Estelle met Filipino gaming streamer and content creator Adam Manuel.“He’s [Adam Manuel] the absolute sweetest. And every single time I meet someone from the Philippines, they&#x27;re always so fun, so warm. Everyone is like, they&#x27;re the nicest. You guys are the nicest,” she expressed.While a future BINI collaboration remains a dream, Estelle remains focused on a new chapter in her own career. Her latest single, “Bury It,” marks her first release as an independent artist and reflects what she describes as a more honest representation of who she is today.“I think ‘Bury It’ marks the beginning of a new chapter for me because it&#x27;s the first release as an independent artist, as myself,” she explained.According to Estelle, the song explores a different side of her creatively as she embraces womanhood, vulnerability, desire, and the complicated emotions that come with being human.The singer-songwriter also revealed that she once questioned whether music still had a place in her life after leaving her previous J-pop group, Sea*A. However, taking a step back from music ultimately helped her rediscover why she loved it in the first place.“I think music has always been that catalyst for me. That was like that shining light for me whenever things got really dark,” Estelle said.As she continues building her career independently, Estelle is also looking forward to connect with more Filipino listeners. Fans can now stream Estelle Fly’s “Bury It” on digital music platforms.<div> </div>- By Sophia Cate Koizumi, PUSH ABS-CBN Intern

Singaporean singer-songwriter Estelle Fly hopes to share the stage with BINI once again, calling it one of her biggest dream collaborations as she continues her journey as an independent artist, with a new single release ‘Bury it.’

Singaporean singer-songwriter Estelle Fly hopes to share the stage with BINI once again, calling it one of her biggest dream collaborations as she continues her journey as an independent artist, with a new single release ‘Bury it.’