AYO is the latest addition to Sony Music Entertainment’s esteemed roster of P-Pop acts. Arriving with primal energy and unmistakable superstar aura, the Davao-based, seven-member boy group is composed of Justin, Renzo, GV, TJ, Enzo, Zack, and Patrick. Their name is derived from the Cebuano word “maayo,” which means talented. It’s also commonly used as a call for attention, much like knocking on a door. Representing a new generation of pop groups that are unafraid to disrupt t

Image courtesy of Imago Filipino alternative outfit Imago continues to shape modern OPM with the release of their EP, Pasimple, unfolding into a new era for one of the most vital forces in Pinoy rock. The 5-track collection marks the band's first official studio release under Sony Music Entertainment and their sixth overall. For nearly three decades, Imago has redefined their sound with emotional introspection and expansive, guitar-driven arrangements. In Pasimple, they carry

After staging a two-night concert honoring the tenth anniversary of her well-received records, Human Eyes and Riverchild , Clara Benin marks the start of 2026 with the release of her new single, ‘ muscle memory ,’ out now via Sony Music Entertainment . Eschewing the pressures of virality in favor of pure, authentic storytelling, “muscle memory” packs a punch in its quiet moments and restraint. The song deals with the lingering presence of lost love: how someone you try so h

An exciting alternative-pop/rock outing from the five-piece, Any Name’s Okay latest single ‘Sungit’ is a song that reminds listeners that love is recognizable, alive, and true during the imperfect moments. This track will be part of the group’s first full-length album, set for release in 2026. “This song takes such a common Filipino word, and plays around with all the complex feelings that surround it. It is meant to be a snapshot of what a ‘mature’ love and relationship is–i

Produced by Brian Lotho, the song tackles the hesitation of confessing one’s romantic feeling to someone.

The Filipino recording artist opens up about regret, growth, and the silent strength in letting go