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Nearly two decades after their last major release, the group leader takes charge behind the scenes for a fresh single and a music video that has already crossed 2 million views.

After two decades, the SexBomb Girls are officially back in the music scene with their latest single, “Mama Mama,” marking a special new chapter for the iconic group—and a significant milestone for founding member and leader Rochelle Pangilinan, who now takes on the role of co-producer.

The SexBomb Girls last made major musical waves with releases such as Sumayaw, Sumunod: The Best of the SexBomb Girls in 2005 and Daisy Siete: V-Day in 2006. Now, nearly 20 years later, Rochelle returns not only as a performer, but also as part of the creative force behind their newest musical offering.

For Rochelle, “Mama Mama” serves as a testament to how far she has come as an artist—from being one of the women who helped define the SexBomb era to embracing a bigger role behind the scenes as a producer.

The new single comes with a music video that unites the SexBomb Girls with today's rising P-pop acts, bridging two generations of Filipino pop while celebrating the group's enduring bond, timeless appeal, and lasting legacy. Since its release, the music video has already surpassed 2 million views, proving that the SexBomb Girls continue to resonate with audiences today.

With “Mama Mama,” Rochelle and the SexBomb Girls prove that some things only get better with time. After the massive success of their reunion concerts and the overwhelming response from fans, the girls are bringing that same energy back to music nearly 20 years later, showing that the SexBomb magic remains as strong as ever.

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