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37th Awit Awards
DateDecember 4, 2024 (2024-12-04)
VenueMusic Museum, San Juan City, Philippines
CountryPhilippines
Presented byPhilippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI)
Eligibility01 January 2023 to 31 December 2023
Websiteawitawards.com

The 37th Awit Awards is an annual music awards produced and staged by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI), honoring the best achievements in the Philippine music industry.[1] The production followed PARI’s annual format of recognizing excellence in Filipino recorded music across multiple genres and categories. The event maintained a live awards show format[2] featuring on-stage performances, award presentations, and guest appearances from major Original Pilipino Music (OPM) acts. The ceremony highlighted a wide range of genres—from pop and rock to hip-hop and indie.

The ceremony did not have a full scheduled television telecast but was exclusively broadcast digitally through social media and online streaming platforms.[3][4]

Background

Music releases—such as songs, albums, and related performances—issued within the 2023 calendar year (January 1 to December 31) qualified to join the event.[5] PARI announced the nominees on its Facebook page on 1 July 2024.[6][7]

Nominees and winners

Unique Salonga wins Album of the Year at 37th Awit Awards
Lola Amour wins Record of the Year and Song of the Year at 37th Awit Awards
SB19 wins Best Performance by a Group Artist 37th Awit Awards
Parokya ni Edgar, winner of Dangal ng Musikang Pilipino Award

Below are the nominees and winners. The winners are listed first and in bold italics.[8][9][10][11][12]

Grand Awards

Album of the Year
  • Winner: Unique T. Salonga – Daisy
    • Pagtatag! – SB19
    • One Click Straight – One Click Straight
    • Manila in Bloom – Nameless Kids
    • Patutunguhan – Cup of Joe
Record of the Year
  • Winner: Lola Amour – "Raining in Manila"
    • "GENTO" – SB19
    • "Panahon" – Unique Salonga
    • "Ere" – Juan Karlos
    • "Pantropiko" – BINI
Song of the Year
  • Winner: Lola Amour – "Raining in Manila"
    • "Ere" – Juan Karlos
    • "Pantropiko" – BINI
    • "GENTO" – SB19
    • "Saan?" – Maki

Performance Awards

Best Performance by a Solo Artist
  • Winner: Joey G – "Letting You Go"
    • "Pag-ibig (Meron Ba)" – Ace Banzuelo
    • "'Wag Kang Bibitaw" – Cean Jr
    • "Gabay" – syd hartha
    • "Small Town" – Clara Benin
Best Performance by a Group Artist
  • Winner: SB19 – "Gento"
    • "GLNG" – XOXO
    • "Raining in Manila" – Lola Amour
    • "Pantropiko" – BINI
    • "White Toyota" – SunKissed Lola
    • "Come" – Urbandub
    • "Laruan" – 1621BC
Best Performance by a New Solo Artist
  • Winner: Lyka Estrella – "Hawak Mo"
    • "hele pono" – JEL REY
    • "Damdamin" – Misha De Leon
    • "Muli" – JDP Jack D' Preacher
    • "Gasera" – Cedric Escobar
    • "Woke Up like this (Get Up! Get Up!)" – Reese
    • "Sarili" – Riva Ferrer
Best Performance by a New Group Artist
  • Winner: Uncle Bob's Funky Seven Club – "Pasabay"
    • "Sinulit" – Mint Magic
    • "Bituin" – Dear Dahlia
    • "Bakit Papa?" – Yara
    • "Yayakapin" – Yes My Love
Best Collaboration
  • Winner: Gloc-9 feat. Gary Valenciano – "Walang Pumapalakpak"
    • "Alam" – Sarah Geronimo, John Roa
    • "Sa Duyan ng Bayan" – Noel Cabangon, Ebe Dancel, Gloc-9
    • "Pakundangan" – Demi feat. Hev Abi
    • "Tingin" – Cup of Joe, Janine
    • "Treading Water" – Sarah Geronimo, Bamboo
Best Dance/Electronic Recording
  • Winner: SB19 – "Gento"
    • "Crimzone" – SB19
    • "Isulti Lang (Tell Me)" – DJ Young, Paul Pablo
    • "Day And Night" – Alamat
    • "Takaw Tingin" – Paul Pablo
Best Global Collaboration Recording
  • Winner: Troy Laureta, Sheryn Regis, Wendy Moten – "Come In Out Of The Rain"
    • "Golden Hour (SB19 Remix)" – JVKE, SB19
    • "Autodeadma" – Maymay Entrata, Wooseok
    • "Turn Back Time" – Zack Tabudlo, Violette Wautier

Genre Recording Awards

Best Ballad Recording
  • Winner: Juan Karlos feat. Paolo Benjamin – "Tapusin Na Natin 'To"
    • "Himig ng Puso" – Sarah Geronimo
    • "Liham" – SB19
    • "Ayokong Masanay" – Jireh Lim feat. Jikamarie
    • "Paalam, Leonora" – Sugarcane
    • "Ayoko Na (Acoustic)" – Ica Frias
Best Rock/Metal Recording
  • Winner: Greyhoundz feat. Gloc-9 – "XXV"
    • "Come" – Urbandub
    • "K-Grind" – Queso
    • "Buang" – Mayonnaise
    • "Dust" – Chicosci
Best Alternative Recording
  • Winner: Juan Karlos – "Ere"
    • "Raining in Manila" – Lola Amour
    • "Wicked Heart" – Barbie Almalbis
    • "Come" – Urbandub
    • "Luna" – SunKissed Lola
    • "Hayaan" – Yno
Best Traditional/Contemporary Folk Recording
  • Winner: syd hartha – "Gabay"
    • "Sa Iyong Mga Mata" – Kat Agarrado feat. Sammy Asuncion
    • "Courage (Full Band Version)" – Ben&Ben
    • "Patlang" – Jan Roberts
    • "Paruparo" – Juan Karlos
Best Rap/Hiphop Recording
  • Winner: Shanti Dope – "Bad Type"
    • "Buhat" – Gloc-9
    • "Sige Padayon" – John Roa
    • "Young Gaddy" – Shanti Dope
    • "TIM" – Meek & Chill
Best Jazz Recording
  • Winner: Debonair District – "Tawid Bago Tingin"
    • "Beyond the Rizal Sky" – Alvin Cornista feat. Skarlet, Bo Razon, Abe Lagrimas Jr.
    • "Maybe Today Maybe Tomorrow" – Alvin Cornista
    • "What Matters Most" – Nicole Asensio
    • "Karakaraka" – Yosha Honasan
Best Instrumental Recording
  • Winner: Alvin Cornista – "Beyond The Rizal Sky"
    • "Ating Cu Pung Singsing" – Ryan Cayabyab, The Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra
    • "Maybe Today Maybe Tomorrow" – Alvin Cornista
    • "Justin Time" – Junji Lerma
    • "Samsara" – Extrapolation
Best World Music Recording
  • Winner: Chocolate Factory – "Luzviminda"
    • "Pagdating" – Sitti
    • "Sakto" – Sitti
    • "Makina" – Oh, Flamingo!
    • "Afternoon Delight" – Alvin Cornista
    • "Getting High" – High Targets
Best Recording by a Child or For Children
  • Winner: Young Voices of The Philippines – "Magmasid, Bayang Hinirang"
    • "Ituloy Mo Lang" – Gianni Sarita
    • "Mini Ms. U" – IMOGEN
    • "Clap Clap Clap" – Kulot
    • "Learn The 1, 2, 3" – Lucas

Special Recording Awards

Best Regional Recording
  • Winner: Faye Yupano and Project Yazz – "Lubi Lubi"
    • "Dungdungwen Kan To" – Abby Clutario and Joshua Cadeliña
    • "Delikado" – Dwta
    • "Dandansoy" – Asela Labaro, Jesper Mercado, Jobry Cimafranca, Raphael Espada, Rommel Camba, Glenn Aquias
    • "Tsada Mahigugma" – Maymay Entrata
Best Christmas Recording
  • Winner: Ryan Cayabyab, Emmy Cayabyab, Krina Cayabyab, Toma Cayabyab – "Isang Taong Lumipas"
    • "Maligayang Pasko" – Juan Karlos
    • "Can't Wait To See You On Christmas Day" – Clara Benin
    • "Pasko Ang Pinaka Magandang Kwento" – ABS-CBN Music All Star
    • "Blue Christmas Night" – Jam Quijano
Best Original Soundtrack Recording
  • Winner: Noel Cabangon, Ebe Dancel, Gloc-9 – "Sa Duyan ng Bayan (Sindihan Song Inspired by Gomburza)"
    • "Di Na Babalik" (Replacing Chef Chico) – Leanne & Naara
    • "Panghabang-Buhay" (Sa Muli) – Xavier
    • "Hanggang Sa Buwan" (The Rain in España) – Kenaniah
    • "Be Mine" (High Street Season 1) – Akira Morishita and JL Toreliza
Best Novelty Recording
  • Winner: Lola Amour, Michael V. – "Waiting Here Sa Pila"
    • "Content Ako Sa 'Yo" – Gracenote, Chito Miranda
    • "Mamamatay Yata Kong Single" – Eugene Layug
    • "Bookmoko" – Davey Langit
    • "Ms. Ukay" – Kim Chiu
Best Inspirational Recording
  • Winner: Quest – "Seek First"
    • "Karera" – BINI
    • "H'wag Kang Mag-Alala" – Noel Cabangon
    • "Courage (Band Version)" – Ben&Ben
    • "Faith, Hope, and Love" – Jamie Rivera, Jed Madela, Francine Diaz, KD Estrada
Best Pop Recording
  • Winner: Lola Amour – "Raining in Manila"
    • "Pantropiko" – BINI
    • "Saan?" – Maki
    • "GENTO" – SB19
    • "Lihim" – Arthur Miguel
    • "Oksihina" – Dionela
Best R&B Recording
  • Winner: Dionela – "Oksihina"
    • "B.A.D." – Denise Julia, P-Lo
    • "That's Why" – Of Mercury
    • "Lito" – Jikamarie
    • "'Wag Kang Bibitaw" – Cean Jr
Best Cover Art
  • Winner: Rebirth – Graphic Designer: Brandon P. Garcia; Cover Concept: Gabby Alipe and John Dinopol
    • Com.Plex – Felip
    • Tingin – Cup of Joe, Janine
    • Paki Sabi – SunKissed Lola
    • Gabay EP – syd hartha
Best Music Video
  • Winner: Josh Cullen – "Wild Tonight"
    • "'Wow, I Finally Learned to Write a Love Song'" – Pappel
    • "GENTO" – SB19
    • "I Want You" – SB19
    • "Karera" – BINI
Best Musical Arrangement
  • Winner: Rommel & Idonnah Villarico – "Dirty Linen Theme"
    • "Justin Time" – Junji Lerma
    • "Pagdating" – Sitti
    • "Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika" – Troy Laureta and Martin Nievera
    • "Remember?" – Jason Dhakal
Best Vocal Arrangement
  • Winner: Adie, Franz Sacro – "G.K.Y.A.M"
    • "Kailan Pa Ma'y Ikaw" – KZ Tandingan
    • "Unkind" – Dom Guyot
    • "Salisi" – Davey Langit
    • "Sino" – Lotti
Best Engineered Recording
  • Winner: Theo Martel – "Bibitaw Na"
    • "Pantropiko" – BINI
    • "Tsada Mahigugma" – Maymay Entrata
    • "Treading Water" – Sarah Geronimo, Bamboo
    • "I Want You" – SB19
Best Remix Recording
  • Winner: Maymay Entrata feat. Wooseok – "Autodeadma Remix"
    • "Raining in Manila (DJ Young Remix)" – Lola Amour
    • "Vivid (Reimagined Version)" – Ena Mori
    • "Love You Still (Sunset Version)" – Morissette
    • "I Wanna Know (DJ Young Remix)" – Ian Sndrz, LVKE, Juliana Celine
    • "Autumn" – Ben&Ben, Belle Mariano

Digital Platform Awardees

Most Streamed Recording
  • “Uhaw” by Dilaw

People’s Voice Category

  • Breakthrough Artist of the Year: BINI
  • Favorite Music Video of the Year: “Karera” by BINI
  • Favorite Record of the Year: “Pantropiko” by BINI
  • Favorite New Group Artist: Yes My Love
  • Favorite Album of the Year: “Somber” by Belle Mariano
  • Favorite Collaboration: “Treading Waters” by Sarah Geronimo with Bamboo
  • Favorite Song of the Year: “Pantropiko” by BINI
  • Favorite Solo Artist: “Habang Buhay” by Sarah Geronimo
  • Favorite Group Artist: BINI
  • Favorite New Solo Artist: Cedric Escobar
Most Streamed Artist
  • Ben&Ben

Special Awards

Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Ramon Chuaying
  • Buddy de Vera
  • Danilo Olivares (Posthumous)
Dangal ng Musikang Pilipino
  • Parokya ni Edgar


Performers and presenters

Performers

  • Lola Amour
  • BINI
  • SB19
  • Josh Cullen
  • Juan Karlos
  • Parokya ni Edgar
  • Shanti Dope
  • Dionela

Award Presenters

  • Ryan Cayabyab
  • Gary Valenciano
  • Noel Cabangon
  • Ebe Dancel
  • Sarah Geronimo
  • Bamboo

Attendees / Winners (not explicitly confirmed as performers or presenters)

  • Unique Salonga
  • Joey G
  • Lyka Estrella
  • Quest
  • Maymay Entrata
  • Uncle Bob's Funky Seven Club

References

  1. ↑ Go, Mayks (December 4, 2024). "Lola Amour Lead The Awit Awards 2024 Winners". billboardphilippines.com. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  2. ↑ Go, Mayks (December 4, 2024). "Lola Amour Lead The Awit Awards 2024 Winners". billboardphilippines.com. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  3. ↑ 37th Awit Awards. Retrieved June 16, 2026 – via www.facebook.com.
  4. ↑ The 37th Awit Awards. Retrieved June 16, 2026 – via www.youtube.com.
  5. ↑ "SB19, BINI, Belle Mariano hakot nominasyon sa Awit Awards 2024". INQUIRER.net. July 4, 2024. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  6. ↑ Awit Awards (July 1, 2024). "37th Awit Awards nominees". Awit Awards via Facebook. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  7. ↑ Awit Awards (July 1, 2024). "37th Awit Awards nominees". Awit Awards via Facebook. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  8. ↑ Mallorca, Hannah (July 3, 2024). "SB19, BINI, Belle Mariano get nominations for Awit Awards 2024". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  9. ↑ Go, Mayks (December 4, 2024). "Lola Amour Lead The Awit Awards 2024 Winners". billboardphilippines.com. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  10. ↑ "SB19, BINI, Belle Mariano hakot nominasyon sa Awit Awards 2024". INQUIRER.net. July 4, 2024. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  11. ↑ Basbas, Franchesca Judine (December 5, 2024). "What A Night At The 37th Awit Awards Looked Like". billboardphilippines.com. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
  12. ↑ Purnell, Kristofer. "SB19, BINI, Lola Amour lead 2024 Awit Awards nominees". Philstar.com. Retrieved June 16, 2026.
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