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10 Questions With Fifteen Minutes Later

Written by

William Lovitt

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The NAS 10 Questions

In this week’s 10 Questions we get to know Fifteen Minutes Later, an indie artist from the Philippines in the Province of Siquijor, a town called Lazi.

Their song ‘Love Song (Alternate Mix)‘ is currently featured on the NAS Spotify playlists

You can follow Fifteen Minutes Later on Facebook

1. Tell us a little about where you are from.


I’m from the Philippines in the Province of Siquijor, a town called Lazi. Playing my compositions so I will not forget the tune and lyrics.

2. What inspired Fifteen Minutes Later to start playing and making music?

I guess it is in my blood to pick up my guitar and just start singing my heart out even if no one is listening. I do not need an audience to make music, just kinda feels great every time I make music by myself or by my bandmates. It is like you have been brought to another place or another time. Music somehow makes you travel back in time.

I do not need an audience to make music, just kinda feels great every time I make music by myself or by my bandmates.

3. Who are Fifteen Minutes Later’s biggest musical influences?

First my grandfather who taught me how to play ukulele, then the elder locals here in our town dub as music town, I always see them play every year. Then the Rock and Alternative Bands and I guess that is the kind of music that I have.


4. What are your goals in the music industry or as an artist?

The goal is to make music, record them, release them to be available worlwide and lastly, to play them once in a while.

5. Tell us about your creative process.

Sometimes it has to start with a tune, other times lyrics, then put them together piece by piece until it is complete.

6. What is your all-time favorite song by another artist and why?

September by Daughtry. Just kinda like the arrangement and the melody is haunting.

7. What is the best advice you have either given or received in terms of music?

Follow your dreams, follow your passion and do not ever quit until you reach them. Just continue to be true to yourself and to your music. One day you will look back and just be proud of yourself for what you have done.

Just continue to be true to yourself and to your music.

8. What is your proudest accomplishment?

To be able to record my original songs and publish all my compositions into one compilation. For CD or Cassette maybe, one day or perhaps vinyl. That is a dream of every musician I guess. But to be able to publish them worldwide in an online platform is an accomplishment by itself.

9. What’s been your most embarrassing moment so far?

When I ask the audience to laugh and no one’s laughing except me. That is kinda embarrassing you know. But that’s a little bit weird but I guess I am just being funny.

That is kinda embarrassing you know.

10. Tell us about your lowest and highest points in music so far.

To be part of the indie community such as NAS is by far the highest point and my lowest point is when not able to finish what I’m working for.

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Comments

21 responses to “10 Questions With Fifteen Minutes Later”

  1. Betty- Portobello Express Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    Betty- Portobello Express

    Very honest and positive: be true to yourself and follow your dreams!
    I wish my fellow NAS musician that all his dreams come true because we all need more artists like him!

    Reply
    1. John Jumadla Avatar
      July 10, 2026
      John Jumadla

      Thanks to all of you for the wonderful comment, I enjoyed reading your responses. Mabuhay Indie Music, Mabuhay Indie Artists! Mabuhay NAS! \m/

      Reply
  2. Aging Teen Idol Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    Aging Teen Idol

    I love the fact that you play for the pure enjoyment of playing. That speaks volumes. You truly love what you do.

    Reply
    1. John Jumadla Avatar
      July 11, 2026
      John Jumadla

      Yes, thank you. sometimes all you need is just your guitar, sing a few songs and after that, you are revitalized. Music is a therapy kind of thing. \m/

      Reply
  3. LUDIOSIS Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    LUDIOSIS

    Always like it when someone is happy creating and playing music just for the joy of doing it even if no one else hears it 👍

    Reply
  4. William Lovitt Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    William Lovitt

    Great to learn more about Fifteen Minutes Later. Their comment about playing and singing for the pure joy of it even without an audience really shows a true love of music! A great attitude too with their statement “… do not ever quit” 😎

    Reply
    1. John Jumadla Avatar
      July 11, 2026
      John Jumadla

      Thank you mate, sometimes we get inspiration from musicians like yourself and the rest of NAS artists who just keep on going and never quit! \m/

      Reply
  5. Ebenezer Great Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    Ebenezer Great

    “Music somehow makes you travel back in time.” I SURELY CAN RELATE 100%

    Reply
  6. Crash World Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    Crash World

    Great interview! I love how your joy for music making comes pouring out. It sounds like you come from a very musical community as well. That is special!

    Reply
  7. Bill Cannon Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    Bill Cannon

    Best of luck to Fifteen Minutes Later on your musical journey! Your story is an inspiration to musicians of all ages. Success comes from hard work, dedication, and perseverance over time. Keep living the dream, one day at a time. Wishing you continued success and many great performances ahead!

    Reply
  8. Rob Bennett Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    Rob Bennett

    The detail that stood out to me was playing your compositions so the tune and lyrics don’t disappear. That is a very musician thing, catching the song before it slips away.

    I also like the line from your grandfather on ukulele to the older local players in Lazi. That gives the music a real sense of place and helps explain where some of the musical character comes from.

    Rob Bennett | The Vibe Vault 👍 ❤️
    Rob Bennett | The Vibe Vault 👍 ❤️

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  9. Rob Bennett Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    Rob Bennett

    The detail that stood out to me was playing your compositions so the tune and lyrics don’t disappear. That is a very musician thing, catching the song before it slips away.

    I also like the line from your grandfather on ukulele to the older local players in Lazi. That gives the music a real sense of place and helps explain where some of the musical character comes from.

    Rob Bennett | The Vibe Vault 👍 ❤️

    Reply
  10. Jake Sommer Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    Jake Sommer

    So agree with Rob. What a great article, I appreciate your candor and insights so much! Jake

    Reply
  11. DVous Music Avatar
    July 9, 2026
    DVous Music

    Playing and making music does make you feel like you are in a different place at a different time. That’s the special thing that we should be grateful that we can do. It’s spiritual, in-the-flow, out-of-this world, or whatever you want to call it. Playing in a band that is just in sync with one other has no better feeling. Thanks for sharing your experience.

    Reply
  12. Germi Kyna Avatar
    July 10, 2026
    Germi Kyna

    When music flows through your veins, there are no compromises. The music comes first, and then everything that comes with it. This artist is proof that indie music exists and can always succeed.

    Reply
  13. John Jumadla Avatar
    July 10, 2026
    John Jumadla

    Maraming maraming salamat po sa inyong magagandang commento, ikinagagalak ko pong basahin bawat isa at eto po ay nakakapag-inspire sa akon at sa aming banda na magpatuloy ang aming sinimulan! \m/

    Reply
  14. fábjáni Avatar
    July 10, 2026
    fábjáni

    Great to know more about you, and I love your embarrassing moment… I’m sure we can all relate

    Reply
  15. Elizmi Avatar
    July 11, 2026
    Elizmi

    Very nice and straightforward 10 questions this week, it’s so nice to see a band from the Philippines doing well. I love that being on NAS is their high note, it’s definitely a great place to meet people that love music as much as you do, and just get you.
    Good luck and I hope you do get to make your compilation album one day .

    Reply
  16. Canelo Kot Avatar
    July 12, 2026
    Canelo Kot

    I think your style of music is very good; it has a great sound, rhythm, it’s pleasant to listen to, and it’s perfect for listening to in the car, at the office, or while walking down the street. I’m sure many hits are on the way.

    Reply
    1. John Jumadla Avatar
      July 14, 2026
      John Jumadla

      thanks for the kind comments sir, this really gives me goosebump every time I visit this page. thanks a lot! \m/

      Reply
  17. shon gbrl Avatar
    July 12, 2026
    shon gbrl

    Really loved reading through this interview. There is something incredibly grounding about your approach to music. That line—”I do not need an audience to make music, just kinda feels great every time I make music by myself or by my bandmates”—really resonates. It’s a powerful reminder of why we all start picking up instruments in the first place: for the pure love of the craft and that feeling of time travel it gives you.

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