Hi, I’m Kaye! I’ve spent over 30 years with words and voice—on the radio, as a news anchor, writing for magazines, and sharing life here on the blog. Voice-over work just felt like the natural next step, bringing all those threads together. I’m so glad you’re here. Settle in, take your time exploring, and enjoy the stories, tips, and little discoveries I’ve gathered along the way.♡

🎙️I record voice-overs in Tagalog, English, and Taglish from my private studio for clients across Asia, Australia, Europe, and the US. Each project is a chance to connect and share a little bit of myself. ✨

What I Offer My Clients:
• Warm & Believable Delivery: Voice-overs in Tagalog, English, or Taglish that sound like a real person, not a script.
• Localization & Translation: Making sure each word feels natural, like it belongs.
• Straightforward Audio: I handle the recording and editing, and send ready-to-use files. Nothing fancy—just careful work.

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Mid-Year 2014 Enrollment Commences at The UP College of Music Extension Program!


I am blessed to have met some of the most musically gifted people here and abroad as a former announcer/producer of 98.7 DZFE-The Master's Touch- the country's only classical music station. To this day, I can't help but get starstruck whenever I remember all the interviews I've been privileged to conduct.

Aside from that, I was also surrounded by equally-gifted friends during my college days who served as inspiration for my own musical pursuits, though amateurish by nature. 😀

We all went to the UP College of Music Extension Program (UP CMEP) to study Voice, Reading Solfege, and Music Theory for a few semesters before my friends decided to apply either for the Bachelor of Music Degree or Certificate Program. On the other hand, I didn't pursue it as a course because I've always known my musical abilities were not up to par with the rest.

We've come to believe that the UP CMEP is a great venue to cultivate your musical talent regardless of whether you want to pursue it as a would-be profession.

In essence, the UP College of Music Extension Program is a non-degree program of study that offers a set of music courses to provide comprehensive musicianship for youth, adults, musicians, and music educators who are not officially enrolled in the College of Music degree offerings. 

The program develops musicianship skills through one-on-one learning (or in a classroom type of setting) of musical instruments and other related areas of music experience, such as the following: Piano, Jazz, Strings, Voice & Dance (Ballet), Winds & Percussion, Music Composition, Choral Conducting, Choral Arranging, Orchestration, Creative Music Experiences for Children, Songwriting, Reading Solfege, and Music Theory.

Here are the different significant instruments and areas of concentration being offered by the UP CMEP alongside their semestral fees:

  UP College of Music Extension Program 
Payments Based on School Year 2013-2014

The great thing is even our kids as young as 4 years old can enroll in the viral Creative Music Experiences for Children course alongside other sessions in their musical instruments of choice.

Registration for the 1st semester (2014-2015) will be from June 16 to 20, 2014 ( Monday to Friday), 9-11:30 AM and 1-3:30 PM only at the UP CMEP office at the UP College of Music (Abelardo Hall).

Classes start on June 21 for Saturday and June 23 for weekday sessions.

 UP College of Music Extension Program 


UP College of Music Extension Program
Email: extension_programs@yahoo.com
Address: Abelardo Hall, UP Diliman
Quezon City 1101, Philippines
Phone Numbers: 981-85-00 loc 2628 or 926-00-24
Please look for Ms. Riza Balucos or Ms. Pamela Baldicanas