SB19 Are Releasing Their First-Ever Vinyl Record ‘Wakas At Simula’
The physical format release arrives in time for the Kings of P-pop’s 8th debut anniversary.
Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment.
Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment.
SB19‘s sophomore album, Wakas At Simula, is officially getting a vinyl release.
Announced on October 25, 2026, during the second day of 1Z Entertainment’s first-ever music festivalMusic FestivalA multi-act live event, held over one or several days, featuring many performers across genres and stages. Festivals create community around music and attract tourism, and the Philippines hosts aGo to Music Festival Glossary, ONE ZONE FEST, the five-member act excitedly shared the news with their fans, A’TIN.
The vinyl release comes just in time for their 8th debut anniversary, marking the first time one of the boy group’s records will be available in the format.
Released under Sony Music Philippines, Wakas At Simula arrived on digital streaming platforms on March 27, 2026. The album compiles their previous three EPs — PAGTATAG!, Simula At Wakas, and a re-recorded version of Pagsibol — alongside newer tracks, including the Billboard World Digital Song Sales-charting single “VISA” and their cross-cultural collaborations, “Toyfriend” with Japanese group BE:FIRST and “Emoji” with C-pop star JOLIN.
Check out the full track list of SB19’s 24-track second studio album below:
- “VISA”
- “Memories”
- “Toyfriend” (feat. BE:FIRST)
- “Everblack”
- “Emoji”
- “Wakas”
- “What? (Wakas At Simula)”
- “MAPA (Wakas At Simula)”
- “Mana (Wakas At Simula)”
- “Bazinga (Wakas At Simula)”
- “Ikako (Wakas At Simula)”
- “SLMT (Wakas At Simula)”
- “GENTO”
- “I WANT YOU”
- “CRIMZONE”
- “ILAW”
- “LIHAM”
- “FREEDOM”
- “DAM”
- “Time”
- “8TonBall”
- “Quit”
- “Shooting for the Stars”
- “DUNGKA!”
The physical release will be available for pre-order starting October 29, 2026 at 12:00 PM PHT via Backspacer Records. It includes a smoky midnight blue disc, a lyric photobook, a sticker pack, an art print, a random member photocard, and a tri-fold jacket.
Widely regarded as the Kings of P-popP-PopShort for Pilipino pop, a movement of Filipino idol groups and solo acts who combine pop music, choreography, and polished production for local and international audiences. P-pop has grown quickly,Go to P-Pop Glossary, SB19 — composed of Pablo, Josh, Stell, Ken, and Justin — debuted on October 26, 2018 with “Tilaluha,” followed by their viral breakthrough second single, “Go Up.”
Since then, the five-piece have represented the Philippines on the global stage, with their most recent milestone being their historic Lollapalooza appearance as the first all-Filipino act to perform at the major international festival.
As we anticipate the release of Wakas At Simula on vinyl, listen to the album digitally below:
Frequently Asked Questions
SB19 announced the first-ever vinyl release of their sophomore album Wakas At Simula on October 25, 2026, during ONE ZONE FEST, timed to their 8th debut anniversary.
Pre-orders for the Wakas At Simula vinyl open October 29, 2026 at 12:00 PM PHT via Backspacer Records, including a smoky midnight blue disc and photobook.
Wakas At Simula compiles SB19’s three EPs — PAGTATAG!, Simula At Wakas, and a re-recorded Pagsibol — plus newer tracks like the Billboard-charting single “VISA.”
SB19’s Wakas At Simula includes cross-cultural collaborations “Toyfriend” with Japanese group BE:FIRST and “Emoji” with C-pop star JOLIN, among its 24 tracks.
SB19 debuted on October 26, 2018 with “Tilaluha” and have since become the first all-Filipino act to perform at Lollapalooza, a historic milestone for the group.

Andrea Manuel
Andrea Manuel is a Writer at Billboard Philippines, covering the latest developments in Filipino music and culture. She reports on daily news spanning OPM, P-pop, hip-hop, and mainstream international releases that resonate with Filipino audiences, helping readers stay informed on the artists, releases, and trends shaping today’s music landscape.
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