Dionela And Jay R Debut At No. 8 On The Top Philippine Songs Chart With “Sining”
They achieve this feat with their collaboration track “sining.”
By Mayks Go
Dionela: courtesy of @dionelaofficial. Jay R: courtesy of @rnbjayr
Dionela: courtesy of @dionelaofficial
Dionela and Jay R have debuted on Billboard Philippines‘ Top Philippine Songs chart this week.
On July 17, Billboard Philippines revealed its chart rankings for the week of July 20. For the Top Philippine SongsTop Philippine SongsA chart that ranks the most popular tracks by Filipino artists, highlighting local music's strong performance on streaming and other platforms. It gives OPM its own spotlight beside global hits,Go to Top Philippine Songs Glossary chart, a noteworthy new entry comes in the form of singer-songwriter Dionela’s “sining” — a viral collaboration track with R&B icon Jay R — making a grand entrance into the top 10 at No. 8. The track also ranks significantly on Billboard Philippines‘ Hot 100, making a major jump from No. 49 last week to No. 15 this week.
Joining them as another new entry are hip-hopHip-HopA cultural movement and music genre that began in the Bronx in the 1970s, built on rapping, DJing, beatmaking, and sampling. Hip-hop has a strong Filipino scene, with artists writingGo to Hip-Hop Glossary artists Realest Cram and ENZO MF’s “Dikapamigay” at No. 25. Meanwhile, Realest Cram’s “Wag Na” — a joint single with CK YG — also ranks on the chart at No. 9, making a jump from its previous week position of No. 13.
For the rest of the Top Philippine SongsTop Philippine SongsA chart that ranks the most popular tracks by Filipino artists, highlighting local music's strong performance on streaming and other platforms. It gives OPM its own spotlight beside global hits,Go to Top Philippine Songs Glossary chart, Maki continues his reign at No. 1 with “Dilaw” for the third week in a row. Immediately following him are P-pop girl group BINI who continue to occupy the next three spots with “Salamin, Salamin,” “Pantropiko,” and “Karera” at No. 2, No. 3, and No. 4, respectively. Meanwhile, TJ Monterde ranks at No. 5 with “Palagi.”
Elsewhere on the chart, Filipino hip-hopHip-HopA cultural movement and music genre that began in the Bronx in the 1970s, built on rapping, DJing, beatmaking, and sampling. Hip-hop has a strong Filipino scene, with artists writingGo to Hip-Hop Glossary dominates, with Hev Abi’s “Walang Alam” at No. 7, and gins&melodies and Hev Abi’s collaboration track “Babaero” at No. 10 rounding up the top 10. Alongside them, Ryannah J and Nateman’s “This Na Malambing” is at No. 12, Hev Abi and Flow G’s “Burgis” is at No. 13, Hev Abi’s “Alam Mo Ba Girl” is at No. 18, Young Blood Neet’s “ILY” is at No. 19, while O SIDE MAFIA, BRGR, and Al James’s “Kunan Mong Pic” is at No. 22, SUPAFLY’s “Answer The G” at No. 24.
Billboard Philippines‘ Top Philippine Songs chart is the country’s music chart that focuses exclusively on Filipino songs, spotlighting the most notable as well as fast-rising musical acts and their songs from all over the Philippines. On a weekly basis, it ranks the top 25 tracks in the country based on both audio and streaming data compiled by leading music and entertainment data provider Luminate.
View the full list of this week’s Billboard Philippines‘ Top Philippine Songs here.