Alisson Shore, Guddhist Gunatita, JRLDM, And Kiyo Release New Single “Destinasyon” – Listen
The new release marks the second collaboration between the four artists following “ULAP.”
Courtesy of @alissonshore
Courtesy of @alissonshore
Alisson Shore, Guddhist Gunatita, JRLDM, and Kiyo are back with their newest collaborative single, “Destinasyon.”
Released today, October 30, 2026, the track opens with mellow piano and guitar instrumentals, followed by lo-fiLo-FiA production style that embraces imperfections such as tape hiss, muted textures, and simple recording, creating a warm, nostalgic, homemade feel. Lo-fi beats have become popular for studying, working, andGo to Lo-Fi Glossary synths accompanying Shore’s sultry vocals as he sings the chorus.
With their respective verses, rapper-singers Gunatita, JRLDM, and Kiyo show off their distinct styles of 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 and R&B, creating a heterogeneous sound that blends into a single, cohesive work.
Released on the same day, the song’s music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary, co-presented by Flaneur and Believe Music Philippines, captures the track’s laid-back sound, featuring the four artists relaxing in Bulacan’s rural environment.
Throughout the video, various scenic landscapes flash on screen. Watch the music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary for “Destinasyon” below:
“Destinasyon” follows the four-member 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/R&B collective’s first release, “ULAP,” on June 30. Although slightly more upbeat, the earlier release also showcases each artist’s unique style alongside mellow instrumentals.
Contrasting the provincial visuals of their latest music videoMusic VideoA short film that accompanies a song, combining performance, storytelling, and visual style to promote the music. Music videos shape an artist's image, can drive viral success and fan theories,Go to Music Video Glossary, “ULAP” features an urban setting in its music video. With snapshots of transit lines, bus stations, and city skylines, the video was noted for its visual storytelling by Billboard Philippines.
Listen to “Destinasyon” below:
Frequently Asked Questions
A collaborative hip-hop/R&B single released October 30, 2026, with Shore singing the chorus and Gunatita, JRLDM, and Kiyo delivering verses.
It opens with mellow piano and guitar, adds lo-fi synths behind Shore’s chorus, and blends each artist’s distinct hip-hop/R&B style.
It was shot in rural Bulacan and co-presented by Flaneur and Believe Music Philippines, showing artists relaxing amid scenic landscapes.
Their first release was “ULAP,” out June 30, a slightly more upbeat track with mellow instrumentals and an urban video.
“Destinasyon” is more laid-back with provincial Bulacan visuals, while “ULAP” is slightly more upbeat with urban transit and skyline visuals.