permanently replaced David and returned full-time to the band after 15 years. Sa Kabila ng Lahat and departure of Ryan Peralta (2016–2018) In mid-2016, the band began recording for their upcoming 13th studio at Tower of Doom Studios in Diliman, Quezon City with former member Japs Sergio co-producing the album. On May 22, 2017, the band signed with ABS-CBN-owned record label Star Music and later announced that it will release its 13th studio album, Sa Kabila ng Lahat. The first single, "Manila" was released on June 14, 2017. On September 7, 2017, the band released a lyric video of their second single, "8 to 5". The album was released on September 15 on all digital platforms nationwide and an album tour was also announced. On February 10, 2018 the band performed on the Playback Music Festival at Circuit Grounds, Makati. Also on the same year, the band was chosen to represent the Philippines to perform in the 16th Soundrenaline Music Festival, one of the biggest music festival on Indonesia. In late 2018, Peralta voluntarily left the band in good terms prompting Escueta to switch back to playing drums. Present status (2019–present) On May 15, 2019, Rivermaya was honored as the newest MYX Magna Award 2019 for contributing OPM Rock band history and they're the 3rd OPM Rock Band honored and won as MYX Magna Award after Eraserheads in 2012 & Parokya Ni Edgar in 2014. On May 7, 2022, the band release a lyric video of their new single "Casino", their first single since 2018, followed by a Music Video released on May 12, 2022. Members Discography For a full, detailed list, see: Rivermaya discography Rivermaya (1994) Trip (1996) Atomic Bomb (1997) It's Not Easy Being Green (1999) Free (2000) Tuloy ang Ligaya (2001) Between the Stars and Waves (2003) You'll Be Safe Here (EP) (2005) Isang Ugat, Isang Dugo (2006) Bagong Liwanag (EP) (2007) Buhay (2008) Closest Thing to Heaven (2009) Panatang Makabanda (2013) Sa Kabila ng Lahat (2017) Awards and nominations References External links Philippine Entertainment Portal Article on Rico Blanco's departure from Rivermaya Filipino alternative rock groups Musical groups established in 1994 Star Music artists Universal Records (Philippines) artists Musical groups from Metro Manila