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Zild Benitez is the son of Frank Benitez, the former drummer of Hungry Young Poets and Barbie's Cradle. He graduated at De La Salle-College of St. Benilde in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Production. [1] During his childhood and teenage years, he became a commercial model for various brands in the Philippines, including Lucky Me!
[18] [19] Zild's father, Franklin Benitez, was the drummer of Hungry Young Poets and Barbie's Cradle. [18] [20] Badjao's father, Chuck de Castro, was a member of Makatha & Posivity Band and was also a session rhythm guitarist of the Rage Band. Blaster and Zild gained popularity when they became contestants for Eat Bulaga!'s hit contest, Music ...
In June 2014, Allan Silonga decided to form a band for his son Blaster, who would become the band's lead guitarist. The Silongas were able to recruit drummer Badjao de Castro and bassist Zild Benitez, who are the sons of Allan's friends. Unique Salonga, who was already writing his own music, was later recruited to become the band's lead singer.
Homework Machine is the solo debut album of Zild Benitez, the frontman and bassist of IV of Spades.It was released on August 6, 2020, under Warner Music Philippines. [1] the only album to be released from Warner Music Philippines sign to Island Record Philippines, IV of Spades before go hiatus on 2020.
Formed in 2014, it consists of lead vocalist and bassist Zild Benitez, lead guitarist Blaster Silonga, and drummer Badjao de Castro. Unique Salonga , the band's original lead vocalist, left the band in April 2018 and pursued a solo career, after which Benitez took over singing duties.
Justin Baldoni’s younger sister has praised the It Ends with Us actor and director’s “dedication to truth” amid his ongoing legal battle with co-star Blake Lively.. In her first Instagram ...
Vida went home healthy, but her sister's pain continued for two months. The doctors had few answers for why it wouldn't subside. It wasn't a crisis; this was a different level of agony, and her ...
Over two months since the album's release, "Lunod" was released as its fifth single. As part of Pebble House’s track list in collaboration with Zild Benitez and Juan Karlos Labajo (who, both in the album and single, are credited as Zild and juan karlos respectively), "Lunod" takes on a rock opera-esque reflection on mental health. [31] [32]