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Andrew Sergio

b, *1976
Musician of Rock
A.k.a. Andrew Ryan Steve Ricafranca Sergio

Filipino bassist, also known as Dok Sergio. Born on February 27, 1976, he is the brother of Rivermaya's bassist Japs Sergio. For Pupil, Dok Sergio wrote the lyrics of "Dulo ng Dila" on the spot during recording. It is also the band's first song to hit No. 1 in NU 107's Stairway to Seven chart. In addition, Dok wrote the lyrics of "Shooting Star" by The Teeth, which won the "Song of the Year" award at the NU 107 Rock Awards 2000. He also runs a silkscreen printing business whose clients include some of the most prominent bands in the local Filipino rock scene today. Aside from Teeth, one of Dok Sergio's former bands was Warehouse Club where he played guitars and lead vocals, his bandmates were from the members of the band The Youth (Robert Javier and Joseph Carrasgo) and Jun Dela Rosa. During his early days as a musician, he played for bands such as Purple Playground, God's Era and Prominence of Cathedrals. Dok played bass for Imago and now for indie band Prank Sinatra. He sometimes jams with Sandwich and played bass for them during the Myx Mo 2008. He uses a Squier Jazz Bass and Fender Japan Jazz Bass Guitar, and recently, a 6-string Fender Bass. Today, aside from having reunited with Teeth, he also sometimes plays bass for Imago.

Genres

• Rock
• Pop
• Electronic

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