In a recent press conference marking the release of her solo single “Is It Over,” Angela Muji walked in with the kind of quiet, refreshing energy that makes you immediately root for her. Soft-spoken yet bright-eyed, the rising Viva artist came across as genuinely nice, someone who listens carefully, answers thoughtfully, and treats everyone in the room with easy respect. No flashy airs, just a fresh presence that feels both grounded and full of possibility.
The single, an official soundtrack for the Viva One series Dating Alys Perez, is an emotional track that digs into the ache of unanswered questions after a relationship starts to fray. Composed by series director Crisanto Aquino (with Decky Jazer Palomares Margaja), it captures the lingering confusion and heartbreak that Alys Perez feels following her breakup with Drake Palma (played by Rabin Angeles). Angela’s delivery carries a haunting, drama-tinged quality that fans have compared to the emotional weight of Asian series theme songs. Lines like “What did I do to deserve this?” hit especially hard, tying neatly into her powerful breakdown scene in the series that even the director publicly praised.
Angela has long had music in her blood, she was previously a member of the P-pop group Generation, but this marks her return to her solo recording chapter under Ivory Music. She spoke about returning to singing with a mix of excitement and gratitude, noting how the song lets her channel the same vulnerability she brings to Alys. The official music video is already out, and the track is streaming on Spotify and other platforms, giving listeners a direct line into that raw feeling of wanting closure that never quite arrives.
Naturally, the conversation turned to Dating Alys Perez, the ongoing Viva One hit that continues the story from the popular Wattpad-adapted Seducing Drake Palma. Angela plays the titular Alys with a sincerity that has drawn both local and international viewers. She shared how the role has challenged and stretched her as an actress, especially in those heavier emotional moments, while the on-screen chemistry with Rabin Angeles (their loveteam known as RabGel) keeps fans invested. She spoke warmly about the series without overhyping it, just clear appreciation for the work, the team, and the chance to grow.
When asked about future dreams beyond the screen and the studio, Angela’s answer was characteristically humble and hopeful. She said she’d love to hold a solo fancon or even a solo concert someday.
The idea clearly lights her up: a chance to connect directly with the “Geluvs” who have supported her journey from P-pop member to leading actress and now solo artist. It wasn’t framed as a demand or a guarantee, just a sincere wish, delivered with the same polite, respectful tone she brought to the rest of the conference.
Throughout the presscon, what stood out most wasn’t just the projects. It was Angela herself. Fresh-faced and approachable, she comes across as the kind of person who still says “thank you” a lot, makes eye contact, and seems to genuinely value the people around her. In an industry that can move fast and loud, her niceness and quiet respect feel like a breath of fresh air.
With “Is It Over” now out in the world, Dating Alys Perez continuing on Viva One, and more projects on the horizon (including film work), Angela Muji is steadily building something lasting. And if her presscon demeanor is any indication, she’s doing it the right way, with talent, heart, and a whole lot of grace. Fans will be watching (and streaming) closely, hoping that solo stage dream becomes reality sooner rather than later.
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