The pop recording "Kismet" from the Philippines is by Silent Sanctuary, a band known for integrating classical instruments like cello and violin into their rock sound, a style they've dubbed "Rockestra." Formed in 2002, the sextet has cultivated an anthemic songwriting approach that resonates across generations, as evidenced by their enduring popularity among high school and college students. Their discography includes an EP, "Kahimanawari," and four full-length albums: *Fuschiang Pag-ibig*, *Mistaken For Granted*, *Monodramatic*, and *Langit Luha*, which feature chart-topping hits like "Ikaw Lamang" and "Kundiman." Silent Sanctuary’s music has also been featured in numerous local film and television soundtracks. The band, comprising Sarkie Sarangay, Ronnie Ropal, Allen Calixto, Kim Mirandilla Ng, Anjo Inacay, and Poch Villalon, has performed internationally since 2017.