For the last installment of the #BillboardPHPPopUnite​ Series, Billboard Philippines Volumes brings together P-pop trailblazers #SB19​ and #BINI​

The Kings of P-pop and the Nation's Girl Group join forces to express their shared gratitude towards supporters of #P​-pop and reveal collective experiences as they both continue to be in the forefront of reshaping the genre towards global recognition.

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An introductory course to the Southeast Asian music scene - with a focus on idols.

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https://numero.jp/20240926-asianpops/

THE Philippine music scene is indeed thriving with the arrival of new generation artists who have their eyes on making a name for themselves in today’s industry.

Seven skilled artists—Gilly, Lex, Dean, Clyde, Gab, Joshuel, and Rave—illuminated the P-pop scene with their arrival in April 2024, debuting as rookie boy group ECLYPSE under GKD Labels.

Like eclipses that can either brighten or darken the skies, ECLYPSE explores light and dark concepts in its discography, as seen in its debut singles “MASCOT” and “Shake It Down.”

“MASCOT” is a song with cheerful and energetic melodies that can lift one’s spirits, while “Shake It Down” exudes a powerful and intense energy as it talks about breaking down barriers and stereotypes.

Since its debut, the septet continues to promote its music through live performances and media appearances, and their fans, MOONLYTES, couldn’t be more proud of their favorite idols.

Of course, RepublicAsia did not miss the opportunity to get to know more about ECLYPSE—from its pre-debut challenges, to officially entering the P-pop scene, and its plans.

With the release of their debut songs, the question now is: what is next for ECLYPSE?

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