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ALAMAT
Filipino boy group, performers, multilingual P-pop artists, cultural storytellers

ALAMAT – P-Pop Boy Group, Multilingual Filipino Act & Viva Artists Agency Artists

ALAMAT

  • Debut Date February 14, 2021
  • Label Viva Records / Viva Artists Agency / Ninuno Media
  • Fandom Name Magiliw
  • Years Active 2021–present
  • Number of Members 6
  • Genres P-pop, OPM, hip-hop, R&B, dance-pop, cultural fusion
  • Notable Tagline “ALAMAT, handa ’rap!”

About ALAMAT

ALAMAT is a Filipino sing-rap-dance boy group under Viva Records and Viva Artists Agency. The group currently consists of Taneo, Mo, Jao, Tomás, R-Ji, and Alas, with members representing different regions and cultures in the Philippines. Since debuting with “kbye,” ALAMAT has built a distinct identity by singing and rapping in different Philippine languages while incorporating Filipino heritage into their music, styling, choreography, and storytelling.

The name ALAMAT means “legend,” reflecting the group’s mission to tell stories rooted in Filipino identity. Through songs such as “kasmala,” “Maharani,” “Day and Night,” “Dagundong,” “Hiraya,” “LuzViMinda,” and “Hapag,” the group continues to position itself as one of P-pop’s strongest cultural voices, combining contemporary pop, R&B, hip-hop, dance, and traditional Filipino references.

The Members

Taneo
Leader, Main Dancer, Sub-Vocalist
Brylle Jordan Sebastian Uyam

Taneo is the leader, main dancer, and sub-vocalist of ALAMAT. He represents Kalinga and brings strong dance leadership, discipline, and stage presence to the group.

Jao
Main Dancer, Sub-Vocalist, Youngest
Justin Paolo Paras Canlas

Jao is the main dancer, sub-vocalist, and bunso of ALAMAT. He represents Pampanga and brings bright energy, sharp movement, and youthful charm to the group.

R-ji
Lead Vocalist
Ralph Joseph Baleña Lim

R-Ji is the lead vocalist of ALAMAT. He represents Eastern Samar and brings emotional vocals, musicality, and Waray-Waray identity to the group.

Tomas
Main Vocalist, Lead Dancer, Center
Thomas Franco Torre Rodriguez

Tomás is the main vocalist, lead dancer, and center of ALAMAT. He represents Bicol and brings vocal strength, charisma, and expressive performance to the group.

Alas
Lead Rapper
Joshua Magsilong Alvarez

Alas is the lead rapper of ALAMAT. He represents Mindanao and brings rap, songwriting, creative energy, and Bisaya identity to the group.

Mo
Main Rapper, Main Vocalist
Aaron Joshua Baldos Mitchell

Mo is the main rapper and main vocalist of ALAMAT. He brings vocal power, rap delivery, and strong emotional presence to the group.

Discography

Discover ALAMAT’s discography as one of P-pop’s most culturally distinct groups, featuring multilingual songs, regional Filipino identity, modern pop production, and storytelling rooted in heritage, pride, romance, and community.

Extended Play (EP)

Pasulong EP | 2022 | Alamat

Album

IsaPuso | 2023 | Alamat
DESTINO | 2025 | Alamat

Collaborations
Tibay ’Yan | 2021
With Iñigo Pascual

ILY ILY | 2022
With Lyca Gairanod

Kapit | 2023
With dwta

Road to Mythic | 2024
With KAIA

Gupit | 2024
With The Juans

Special Release
Sandigan | 2021
Anitu OST

Ang Galing DITO | 2024
Brand / campaign release

Ang Galing Mo DITO | 2025
Brand / campaign release

Cheers Happymess Anthem | 2026
Brand / campaign release

Summer Cheers | 2026
Brand / campaign release

ALAMAT – Filipino Identity Through P-pop

ALAMAT’s identity is strongly connected to Filipino culture, language, and regional pride. Unlike many pop groups that build identity mainly through sound or visuals, ALAMAT also uses language, clothing, choreography, mythology, and cultural references as part of its storytelling.

The group’s members represent different regions and backgrounds in the Philippines, allowing ALAMAT to highlight a wider idea of Filipino identity. Their music often includes different Philippine languages and cultural elements, helping make them one of P-pop’s most recognizable acts when it comes to representation.

Through songs like “kasmala,” “Maharani,” “Dayang,” “Hiraya,” “LuzViMinda,” and “Hapag,” ALAMAT continues to show how modern P-pop can carry both contemporary appeal and cultural meaning.

In their most viewed TikTok video to date, ALAMAT joins forces with SB19’s Josh, Pablo, and Ken Suson (FELIP) for an explosive dance performance to ALAMAT’s hit song “Maharani.” Taking center stage is FELIP, whose sharp, commanding movements elevate the routine into an unforgettable moment in P-pop history.

The clip showcases a rare and electrifying crossover between two generations of powerhouse performers. With ALAMAT’s synchronized execution and the presence of SB19’s top-tier idols, the video quickly captured the attention of fans—garnering millions of views and solidifying its status as a must-watch moment for anyone following the rise of Filipino pop.

Talent. Unity. Culture. This performance is everything.

Watch it now: TikTok