Covers
The popularity of VST & Company's music inspired various artists to revive their songs. VST's disco hits were transformed into reggae, bossa nova, pop and rock and roll versions by contemporary artists of the Philippine music industry. These include:
- Janno Gibbs, pop balladeer & 'King of Soul', covered "Ipagpatawad Mo" and "Binibini".
- Brownman Revival blended reggae tunes into "Ikaw Lang Ang Aking Mahal" and "Binibini" on their fist album Steady Lang. Another VST & Company classic, "Disco Fever" was remade as "Reggae Fever" on their second album, Ayos Din.
- The group Kala blended funk into "Rock Baby, Rock", while Mayonnaise, an alternative rock group, covered "Ipagpatawad Mo". Both versions are part of the Hopia Mani Popcorn album.
- Noel Cabangon covered "Ipagpatawad Mo" in his album, Biyahe.
- Judy Ann Santos and the late Fernando Poe, Jr. performed "Awitin Mo, Isasayaw Ko" in the film Isusumbong Kita Sa Tatay Ko top-billed by both, although the original song was being played on the soundtrack.
- Jolina Magdangal sung "Awitin Mo, Isasayaw Ko" in VIVA Films movie Annie B.
- Nyoy Volante has also covered "Ipagpatawad Mo".
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