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6 Cycle Mind

6 Cycle Mind
Origin Tarlac City, Tarlac, Philippines
Genre(s) Alternative, Pop, classic, reggae
Years active 2002-present
Label(s) Sony BMG
Associated acts Protein Shake
Afterimage (band)
Members
Ney Dimaculangan
Rye Sarmiento
Chuck Isidro
Bob Cañamo
Tutti Caringal

6 Cycle Mind (or Six Cycle Mind / 6cyclemind) is a Filipino band composed of Rhoneil "Ney" Dimaculangan on lead vocals, Ryan "Rye" Sarmiento on rhythm guitars and backup vocals, Carlos "Chuck" Isidro on lead guitars, Bobby "Bob" Cañamo on bass and Tito Fortunato "Tutti" Caringal on drums. Their music is a fusion of alternative music and pop music.

The band was named 6cyclemind even though they are only five because they consider their manager as their sixth member. Their manager wrote most of the band's hits.[citation needed] They have successfully released four albums under Sony BMG Records Philippines: Permission to Shine (2003), Panorama (2005), Home, & Fiesta (2007).

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Name Origin

6cyclemind comes from the 5 members plus their manager, Darwin Hernandez as the 6th person. Collectively, they all contribute to the composing, arranging and brainstorming, which is a continuous cycle in their creation of music, hence 6cyclemind. Carlos "Chuck" Isidro was the former lead guitarist for Afterimage. When Afterimage disbanded, Chuck, worked in recording company. During his stay, he signed up a group managed by Darwin Hernandez. Both of them talked and chose to form a band by adding members, which became 6cyclemind.

Members

  • Bobby "Bob" Cañamo - Bass
== April 5
  • Tito Fortunato "Tutti" Caringal - Drums
== February 6
  • Rhoneil "Ney" Dimaculangan - Vocalist
== December 15, 1981
  • Carlos "Chuck" Isidro - Lead guitar
== September 15
  • Ryan "Rye" Sarmiento - Rhythm guitar, Vocals
== October 19, 1981

Albums

Compilations of 6Cyclemind

  • UltraelectromagneticJam: A Tribute to Eraserheads (Sony BMG Music Philippines, 2005)
  • The Best Of Manila Sound: Hopia Mani Popcorn (Viva Records, 2006)

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