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Mishka Adams came home recently from London where she had pursued her music studies and completed an intensive course for practicing professionals.
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The not-to-be-missed grand finale of the ongoing Candid Jazz International Festival 2005 at the Chill Area of the Podium Mall on Friday, Oct. 7 stars the divine-sounding Mishka Adams. Mishka, who has just returned from a successful stint in London’s Soho district, made a big splash with her release of God Bless the Child a year ago. The album awakened interest in mainstream jazz among hip young Pinoys. Thanks to Mishka, these kids found out it is also cool to enjoy jazz. 


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By Alfred A. Yuson | December 17, 2007 - 12:00am

Mishka Adams came home recently from London where she had pursued her music studies and completed an intensive course for practicing professionals.

Arts and Culture

Greenhills, Green Dolphin Street and Mishka Adams

By Igan D’Bayan | December 23, 2005 - 12:00am

I have been a jazz freak since – well, according to the personal myth-making machine – the day I was born (under a bad sign). For me, jazz is both beautiful and otherworldly at the same time – like...

Young Star

Mishka caps jazzfest

By Baby A. Gil | October 5, 2005 - 12:00am

The not-to-be-missed grand finale of the ongoing Candid Jazz International Festival 2005 at the Chill Area of the Podium Mall on Friday, Oct. 7 stars the divine-sounding Mishka Adams. Mishka, who has just returned...

Entertainment