Music's newest rising star with her debut album "Feel Good Music." Amber... A gem that started from a resin hardened into a soft, warm, golden spectacle and a fossil that has witnessed a lot about life and shares a part of it through its magnificent yellow color and shine. She is Amber (full name: Amber Alejo Davis), a Fil-American pop star whose song is currently dominating the airwaves. Billed as the most exciting female solo act of 2006, Amber, dubbed as the country's Pop Jewel, is the voice behind the current radio favorite, Manila. Manila is the first single off Amber's album entitled Feel Good Music. It was inspired by her memories of her early years in the Philippines. The album — features 12 all-original songs. The other tracks are In This Place, Jungle, So Beautiful, Ikaw Ang Buhay Ko, See You Soon, He's Not You, All For Nothing, I Need, We Need Love, Daddy and the title track, Feel Good Music. Born in Mesa, Arizona to a Filipino mother and American father, Amber spent the first few years of her life in the US. When she was five years old, the family moved back to the Philippines and to her mother's hometown of Malolos, Bulacan. Even then, Amber was already a born performer. As a child, she appeared in several TV commercials and made guest appearances on local television shows. The family moved back to the US, choosing to settle in California. After high school Amber moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams of a singing career. She started off working with different touring groups, and doing background vocals for artists like Hillary Duff. In 2004, Amber was signed to NBA player Dale Davis' record label, W.A.R entertainment. She recorded two singles for the movie soundtrack Playa's Ball. After her contract expired, Amber moved to Osaka, Japan where she worked as a lead vocalist for the popular rock and hip-hop stage show Enwhy at Universal Studios. Amber is proud of her heritage. "I carry all that with me, and that's what I want to do: take the Filipino culture and incorporate it into my music," she says. She is very excited that already, her music seems to have found an audience. The song is number one on various radio countdowns and its music video is starting to climb the charts. Its infectious beat and lyrics that inspire Filipinos to embrace their culture and be proud of it has struck a resounding chord in listeners everywhere.