Rising from Davao City, P-Pop girl group HARA is quickly making waves with a striking blend of stage presence, charisma, and purpose-driven artistry. Composed of six members, the group draws its name from a pre-colonial word meaning “beauty” and “strength” — a dual identity that defines both their music and message.
As the first fully homegrown P-Pop act from Davao under Unique Music Management, led by Paul Widger — known for his work with Craig David — HARA continues to build momentum with a strong creative foundation. The group credits their management for nurturing their artistry while giving them the freedom to tell authentic, emotionally grounded stories.
Now taking a major leap forward, HARA has signed with Sony Music Entertainment, joining a growing roster of P-Pop acts such as SB19, KAIA, and YARA. Marking their first collaboration with the global label, the group unveiled their pre-debut single, My Love — a Eurohouse-infused pop track that signals their bold artistic direction.
Driven by subtle piano elements and sleek, groove-forward production, “My Love” immerses listeners in a club-inspired soundscape. The track’s confident vocals and polished dance-pop energy are elevated by the work of producers Pao Lofranco and Aldy, who collaborated closely with HARA to bring their vision to life.
Beyond its sonic appeal, the song carries a deeply personal narrative. Inspired by the complexities of girlhood, “My Love” explores themes of love, heartbreak, and self-worth. It reflects a pivotal stage where emotions run deep — and where learning to walk away becomes an act of strength. The group emphasizes that the track is not just about heartbreak, but about empowerment — choosing oneself, recognizing one’s value, and embracing independence.
Setting the tone for what’s to come, “My Love” introduces HARA as storytellers of growth, vulnerability, and resilience. With a sound that’s both modern and emotionally resonant, the group is poised to carve out a distinct space in the evolving P-Pop landscape.
“My Love” is now available on all major streaming platforms worldwide under Sony Music Entertainment, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter for HARA — one that champions authenticity, empowerment, and the evolving voice of Filipina artistry.
