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The global push for Original Pilipino Music (OPM) continues as more Filipino artists eye the 2027 Grammy Awards.
Following P-pop leaders SB19 and BINI, several other OPM acts have submitted their music for Grammy consideration across various categories.
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Here are some of the Filipino artists who have submitted entries for Grammy consideration:
Carmelle
“Tawag ng Tanghalan” grand winner Carmelle Collado submitted “Morena,” the title track from her self-titled debut album, for Best Asian Pop Music Performance.
The entry comes as Carmelle continues to represent Filipino music internationally after winning Eurovision Asia Philippines and earning the opportunity to represent the country at the finals in Bangkok.
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Ben&Ben
Folk pop band Ben&Ben is also hoping to receive Grammy recognition with a reimagined version of one of their most beloved songs.
The band submitted “Leaves (Reimagined)” for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. The track appears on their anthology album “Nine,” where they described the new version as a “deeper, more mature version” of the original release.
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Khimo
Idol Philippines champion Khimo is also joining the Grammy consideration campaign with his track “Isayaw Mo Lang.”
The song was submitted in the Best Asian Pop Music Performance category, adding another Filipino pop entry to the international awards race.
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Baby Dolls
Rising girl group Baby Dolls entered their song “Oohh Lala Baby” for Best Asian Pop Music Performance.
The group thanked listeners for continuing to support their music and other Filipino artists pursuing opportunities in the industry. “Thank you for your continued listening to our songs and for supporting many OPM groups like us!” the group said in Filipino on Instagram.
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They will hold their first-ever concert “Baby Dolls: Ooh La Live sa Skydome” on Nov. 8, 2026, at the SM Skydome inside SM City North EDSA in Quezon City.
Maymay
Maymay entered her song “Masunog Man” for Best Asian Pop Music Performance, bringing a deeply personal story to the Grammy consideration process.
The singer shared that she helped create both the song and its music video, making the project especially meaningful to her.
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“This makes me feel so seen. MARAMING SALAMAT PO for even the thought of considering our song, “Masunog Man,” for this incredible recognition! Kasabay sa alon, bandera ng OPM ay babangon!” Maymay wrote.
SB19
SB19 continues to carry the P-pop movement internationally with two submissions for Grammy consideration. The group entered “Visa” under Best Asian Pop Music Performance and “Lawless” under Best Pop Duo/Group Performance.
The submission follows their appearance at the Grammy Museum, where they performed “Gento” and “Wakas.”
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BINI
BINI is aiming for Grammy recognition in three categories. The girl group submitted “Unang Kilig” for Best Asian Pop Music Performance, “A Parallel World” for Best Song Written for Visual Media and their name for Best New Artist.
“Unang Kilig” was released as part of their EP “Signals,” while “A Parallel World” served as part of the soundtrack for DreamWorks’ animated film “Forgotten Island.”
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Editor’s note: This is not a complete list of Filipino artists who have submitted entries for consideration at the 2027 Grammy Awards.
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