Cebu-based pop rock band Coloura will release their first full-length album on August 22, marking a new chapter in their growing career. The self-titled record, Coloura, will be available on all major streaming platforms and includes 13 tracks, among them the singles released earlier this year including “At 25, somebody told me that I looked like a young Pete Wentz,” “Only Connection,” “GF,” and “2016.”

The album represents the culmination of several years of development for the band. Having first introduced themselves through two extended plays — In Between in 2022 and Love and Influence in 2023 — Coloura has steadily built a following in the Cebu music scene. While those earlier works reflected a more exploratory approach to songwriting, the new album signals a clearer direction. The group describes it as a more mature and consistent body of work, the result of refining their sound after years of experimentation.

In a statement, the band described the release as “a collection of songs shaped by the moments that made us — friendships, fleeting romances, chaotic nights out, dreams, and the strange, beautiful mess of youth. Some tracks were written even before we were called Coloura, when the band was still finding its name and its sound. From afternoon hangouts and jam sessions, impulsive guitar lines, and sleepless nights tweaking every damn detail, this album is our evolution, raw and real, with nothing stripped from the core.”