Since 2006, her band released four albums and toured extensively around the world. The BBC tagged them as the "Asian band to most likely to cross over North American shores" while Time has called the band's music "genre-defying" as well as "both thoughtful and sensual." Her band has garnered critical praise from artists such as Tim Bowness of No-Man, Curt Smith of Tears for Fears, and a collaborative track with Scotland's Paul Buchanan of The Blue Nile. Last year, she launched Startup Series where she plays her unreleased tracks, as well as the beloved hits she has created with UDD in new cities, and kicked it off in Berlin and in the UK. Stoa Sound, the music-producing body of Stoa Studios was founded by Millare writing original music for film, animation and other media, preserving the same vision and attention to detail as the multi-disciplinary brand. Armi Millare has done work as Munro— an exploratory artistic platform featuring a multi-sensory and experimental one-off performance for art festivals and artist residencies. Here she gets to work with multi-media artists utilizing her knowledge inAsian Music as her chosen major in the University of the Philippines College of Music. Her band UDD released their self-titled fourth album last July 2019.
Discography
;With Up Dharma Down
Fragmented
Bipolar
Capacities
U D D
;Solo
"Waiting for a Sign"
"Eyeliner"
"Delubyo"
"An Attempt to Measure Happiness"
"Yolanda"
"Kapit"
"Two Worlds"
;Cover songs
"Mad World"
"Tao" from Honor Thy Father Soundtrack – Originally sung by Sampaguita
;Collaboration with D' Sound Millare collaborated with Norwegian/Pop Band D'Sound for "Lykkelig" and Somewhere in Between. On October 19, 2018 the music video of Lykkelig was released.
Art Exhibit
Armi Millare has also explored in the field of visual arts and was frequently seen with artist Kawayan De Guia in 2011 in Baguio City. She has joined in a visual art exhibit entitled ' In Transit' at CCP. She participated in the group exhibit that ran in September 20, 2015 at the Small Gallery of the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Her work was featured together with musician artists like The Edralins, Kabunyan de Guia, Jazel Kristin, Kanna Magosaki and Geloy Concepcion among others.
