Filipino band Lola Amour expands their international reach with the release of Maria, a collaboration with Australian artist Oliver Cronin. Written at a music camp in Malaysia, the song blends boyband-style balladry with a bold saxophone solo, telling a tale of love and betrayal.
<iframe title="YouTube video player" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/wi9S_WwaQg4?si=COWoi3BBqqQcNpD7" width="560" height="315" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen="allowfullscreen"></iframe> &ldquo;Working with the Lola Amour boys was an incredible experience. Their 7-piece dynamic brought something fresh and magical to &lsquo;Maria,&rsquo; creating a perfect blend of our worlds,&rdquo; says Oliver Cronin.
 Featured in the deluxe edition of Cronin&rsquo;s EP Edge of Paradise which was released on January 30 under Warner Music Australia, Maria marks a major milestone in Lola Amour&rsquo;s global journey. With a rising international fanbase&mdash;Indonesia, the U.S., Canada, and Australia among their top streaming markets&mdash;the band continues to break new ground.
 Fresh from sharing the stage with Coldplay and performing at international festivals like Trifecta (Singapore) and Hush Festival (Macau), Lola Amour is gearing up for more global collaborations and new music in 2025.
 Formed in 2013, Lola Amour has become one of the most beloved bands in the country. They are behind the songs Raining in Manila, Pwede Ba, and Namimiss Kita.
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