The American OPM sensation reveals her emotional connection to Original Pilipino Music.

Filipinos are set to be inspired once again by Sahara, the American OPM artist who has captivated hearts with her unique take on Original Pilipino Music. Her latest single, “Dahil Ikaw,” showcases not only her vocal prowess but also her personal connection to the themes of love and forgiveness present in the song.

Having made a remarkable entrance into the OPM scene with her rendition of “Dahil Ba Sa Kanya,” originally sung by the Philippine Queen of Soul, Jaya, Sahara has quickly become a beacon for fans of Filipino music. In a recent interview, she shared the journey leading up to her new single and collaboration with esteemed composer Freddie Saturno.

“Freddie wrote ‘Dahil Ikaw’ for me and my husband,” Sahara revealed. “The sentiment behind it resonated deeply with us, reflecting our experiences together.” With lyrics that speak to the ups and downs of love, she emphasized how essential it is to remember the power of forgiveness in any relationship.

Sahara further expressed that while singing “Dahil Ikaw,” she envisions it as a duet between her and her husband, filled with warmth and understanding amidst life’s challenges. She added with a smile, “I can equally imagine him saying the same words to me, even if he would sing them out of tune.”

As an artist committed to growth, Sahara is not just stopping at this release. She teased upcoming projects including a Christmas rock song aligned with the festive season and new singles for the coming year. Fans can also look forward to an exciting collaboration with Bassilyo and are encouraged by Sahara’s newfound interest in cinematography; she directed and edited the music video for “Dahil Ikaw,” demonstrating her multifaceted talents.

In closing, Sahara expressed her gratitude to her Filipino fans: “Thank you for accepting my passion for OPM into your hearts and supporting my dream of being an OPM artist. I hope you enjoy listening to ‘Dahil Ikaw’ as much as I enjoyed recording it for you. And as always, mahal kayo ni Sahara.”

As she continues to bridge cultures through music, Sahara stands as a testament to the universal language of love found in every note of “Dahil Ikaw.”