much alive with numerous gigs, endorsements and television appearances. Lougee had also appeared in numerous music videos including "Sinta" by Sugarfree (2003), "I'll Be Yours Forever" by Guji Lorenzana (2006) and "Swimming Beach" by Parokya ni Edgar (2000). Towards the end of the Mojofly's run in 2007, Lougee decided to shift into hosting as part of the Eat Bulaga! family. Her music drive, however, did not halter as she continued with the band Delara under the management of Bellhause Entertainment. 2008–2011: Delara Delara (meaning "of light") was a side project band composed of Lougee, Ali Alejandro (drums), Richard Carandang (bass), Ace Evangelista (guitar) and Marc Crespo (guitar, 2010). After Mojofly departed at the end of 2007, Lougee was determined to start recording again. In mid-2008, Delara came out with their first self-titled album. Of the album's 9 tracks, 8 were written by Lougee. Hosting with Eat Bulaga! streamlined Lougee's intervention into showbiz making her more present to the masses. Musically, Lougee was driven to continue promoting Delara's album. After leaving Eat Bulaga! in 2010 and their label in 2011, Lougee and the group decided to pursue an indie career as a result of the growing online community in the Philippines. This career move was a huge gamble for Delara's future as the local music scene (during the time) was at an all-time low. This lead eventually to the end of Delara after a 4-year run. 2012–2014: Solo career / The Voice Season 2 At the beginning of 2012, Lougee was determined to continue her path in songwriting. She continued to write and perform around Metro Manila with some minor appearances in television game shows and online shows. By mid-2013, Lougee was invited to audition for The Voice of the Philippines Season 2 (ABS-CBN). After some months, she was called back to do her blind auditions for the show, evidently picking Bamboo as her coach when both he and coach apl.de.ap turned for her during her song "Strong Enough" by Sheryl Crow. Her journey, however, was cut short as she was eliminated before the live battles portion of the program. Nevertheless, Lougee continued to perform, write and record thereafter with new recognition of her talents because of The Voice. Ultimately, her appearance in the show gave new hope to something that ended a few years before that—the demand the Mojofly's return. 2015: The return to Mojofly After Lougee's appearance on The