Marking a decade since they decided to break up, members of Orange & Lemons are getting back together.

Minus lead vocalist Mcoy Fundales, Clem Castro and brothers Ace and JM Del Mundo are all back on board.

The band broke the news on their official website on Saturday, teasing that they're ready to come out with new material and will be touring soon.

"We badly miss the music so we decided to add a new chapter in the band’s short history," the band wrote.

"This is not some fancy reunion, but a decision to protect the legacy of the band and the songs that many of you know and have grown to love.

"New music is on the horizon and we promise to stay true to the sound we are known for with a clear-cut independent direction. We feel good at the prospect of playing our modest catalog for you in the coming months. Until then."

Orange & Lemons is known for hits such as "Hanggang Kailan," "Isang Gabi," and the inescapable "Pinoy Ako," the original theme song for the popular reality show "Pinoy Big Brother."

They disbanded in 2007, following the decision to kick Castro out because of creative differences. The fallout came after the release of their award-winning third album, Moonlane Gardens.

Their other two albums were "Love in the Land of Rubber Shoes and Dirty Ice Cream" with Terno Records, and "Strike Whilst the Iron Is Hot" under Universal Records.