as Randy Pages, Wendell Garcia, and Louie Talan, in covering a song of another band Brain Salad titled "Bulong (Mo Sa Dilim)". He also formed an acoustic project called BatCat, together with Nino Avenido and Zach Lucero of Imago. He also collaborated with progressive/power metal group Plethora, with Greyhoundz' Audz Avenido on the song "Triangulo". Tayao also recorded his own songs such as "Dandy", "Mauricio", "The Dragon That Never Sleeps" and "Pull The Plug". Tayao collaborated on the song "Apatnapungbara" for Gloc 9's album MKNM: Mga Kwento Ng Makata in 2012, and later collaborated for the song "Tarantatula" from Wilabaliw's recently-released Aurum in 2019. He was also featured with Nicole Asensio on the love song "All in All", from Asensio's debut album Schizoprano in 2015. In 2017, Tayao collaborated with metal band Vie for the song "Ganid". In February 2018, Tayao collaborated with female-fronted band Saydie on their latest single "Yokai". Musical styles Musicians and listeners can't exactly define Tayao's musical sensibilities and styles. In Queso, he is regarded as part of the Filipino nu-metal scene. But since his voice is a fusion of reggae, funk, hard alternative and heavy metal, even playing with Wilabaliw and Armalite, his voice is the signature of his musicianship: familiar yet different, as FHM Philippines stated. Theatrics Tayao is also known for doing stunts during performances, such as high-angle backflips, 'complicated' dance moves and stage dives. Other pursuits Tayao is an affiliate of Ragdoll Development, a group of artists, videographers, and companies who support Filipino skaters. He also created a Facebook show called "Timon and Pumba Live", along with Ramon Mager (of Sickpig). In 2011, Tayao also starred in a short film entry for International Academy of Film and Television (IAFT) by Karl Porio, titled "The Gap" as the lead role of Danny. Discography With Cheese/Queso Cheese (Warner Music Philippines, 1998) Pilipinas (Warner Music Philippines, 2002) Queso (EMI Music, 2006) With Wilabaliw 10.10.10 (2010) Aurum 2019 With Armalite Armalite- Built to Kill (2014) References 3. http://towerofdoom.net/queso/#tab-con-5 Living people Musicians from Manila 21st-century Filipino male singers Year of birth missing (living people) 20th-century Filipino male singers