She inspired us to take the first step and “Breathe” in what has become a rather suffocating routine amid the pandemic. She then encouraged us to face our fears and confront our conflicts so we may move on and “Heal.”
Julie Anne San Jose inspired us to “Rise” and embrace our new self in her final leg of “Limitless, A Musical Trilogy,” which aired over the weekend.
Julie is grateful that through “Limitless,” she was able to share more parts of herself with the public.
“The feeling is good when you get to share your music and your experiences through your craft,” she said in one of her interviews. “I feel fulfilled, especially when I know that my hard work has paid off. As an artist, I’ve been given an opportunity to use this platform to share my music and experiences like how I got started, how I write songs, and how I relate myself to viewers.”
“Limitless” has not only unveiled the different facets of Julie as a singer, songwriter, dancer, actress, and multi-instrumentalist. The journey has also given her more reasons to continue searching for new inspirations as she went to what she considered unchartered territories — as far as Sultan Kudarat in Mindanao and as mysterious as Siquijor in the Visayas. After her self-discovery in Mindanao and Visayas, Julie’s journey becomes everyone’s voyage as well. In “Rise,” Julie saved the best for last as the talented artist took us to the last leg of this extraordinary musical experience set against the backdrop of beautiful Luzon. Just like in the past two parts of “Limitless,” OPM takes the spotlight in “Rise” on top of other cover songs. The highlight, of course, is the unveiling of the full version of a song that was first teased in “Heal.”
“Finally, ire-release na namin siya, very excited for everyone to finally hear the full song.
I’ve been writing a lot of songs and this song is one of them. It really means a lot to me kasi parang siya ‘yung naging journey ko sa ‘Limitless,’” Julie shared in another interview.
Throughout the three legs, Paolo Valenciano took the helm of creative direction while Myke Salomon headed the musical direction.
