GMA Sponsor Bumper Music (since 2008) - 1 hour extended loop [Unworthy Pebble version]

(Originally uploaded to YouTube - Feb 24, 2025; 4:00 pm UAE/Oman time)

#gmabumpermusic #gmabumpermusic2008 #filipinonostalgia

This is by far, the longest running sponsor bumper music from GMA's (Global Media Arts Network - Philippines) history that's been for nearly 2 decades or 20 years, and is so much well-known to all viewers (of all ages) and fans alike (including myself), due to its chill and serenely nostalgic composition.

Also to mention: it's probably unknown who made that long before Unworthy Pebble's remake version; not sure if Ian Monsod made it or "someone else" from the Audio Engineering team / department at that time. Yes, this is the "re-composed" / "new form / inspired" version of American Epic made by VideoHelper's Stewart Winter - from the "Happy, Sad & Stupid" album (1998 - https://www.videohelper.com/albums/4e549e12751b37da ).

Damn, we're so old as time flies but still gold.

Credits:

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB2VQY-3lN4 (Unworthy Pebble = https://www.youtube.com/@UnworthyPebble )
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAQ7Lkegwmc (Multimedia PHTV & Radio
Official = https://www.youtube.com/@MultimediaPHTVRadio999 )

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Programs used: (As mentioned in the video as "brought to you by")
Audacity Cross Platform (Ver. 2.2.2)
PhotoshopCS6 Portable (64-bit)
VSDC Video Editor (Ver. 7.2.2.442)
Hybrid 64-bit ( selur.de )

Additional "sponsors": (Evidence of my currently used laptop + another one not related to my PC)
OBS Studio 64-bit (Ver. 30.0.0)
Intel Core i7, 7th Gen (7700HQ)
NVIDIA Geforce GTX 1050 Ti
OMEN by HP (2018 variant, "15-ce0xx")
Bang & Olufsen (HP OMEN's main sound provider / vendor)
Windows 10 (64-bit)
Roland Instruments (as used at the time of making their newly made in-house sponsor bumper music to replace the "American Epic" BGM from 2002 up to early to mid-2008; also mentioned in Unworthy Pebble's video description)