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Johanne Morissette Daug Amon (born June 2, 1996), known professionally as Morissette and frequently also referred to as Morissette Amon, is a Filipino singer and songwriter. Known for her whistle registers, vocal breaks, squeaks, and musicality, and touted as one of the best singers of her generation, she earned the label "Asia's Phoenix". She gained prominence after placing first runner-up in TV5's Star Factor talent competition in 2010 and making it to the finals of The Voice of the Philippines in 2013.

Morissette was born and raised in Minglanilla, Cebu. She became part of ABS-CBN's Sunday afternoon show, ASAP, in January 2014 and was introduced as one of the "Homegrown Divas", which ultimately became ASAP's "Birit Queens". She became a recording artist for Star Music in 2014 and released her self-titled studio album, Morissette, in March 2015. It was subsequently certified three-times platinum by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI) and earned her an award as the New Female Recording Artist by the PMPC Star Awards for Music. She received further recognition with the Gawad Musika Award and the Top Filipino Excellence Award as part of the 34th Seal of Excellence Awards of the National Consumer Affairs Foundation as the Outstanding Female Performing Artist.

Morissette has also been featured and performed on global stages to represent the Philippines. She has performed twice in a row at the Asia Song Festival, in 2017 and 2018, in Busan, South Korea; appeared at the Asian Television Awards (2020); and participated in One Love Asia (2020), the largest online charity musical event devoted to Asian musicians in Asia. She also debuted on the Pandora Predictions Chart and debuted at number seven on Billboard's Next Big Sound chart in December 2020, making her the first Female OPM artist to do so.

Morissette expanded her career by appearing as a guest mentor and judge for several Philippine talent competitions, such as Hello K-Idol (2018), Idol Philippines (2019), PoPinoy (2021), and Sing Galing Kids (2022). She has also co-hosted and mentored Michael Bolton's shows Bolt of Talent (2017) and Asian Dream (2020). Her accolades include 36 Wish Music Awards (including Hall of Fame: KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy), five Star Awards for Music, three EdukCircle Awards, three Muse Creative Awards, two Awit Awards, one New York Festivals TV & Film Award, and one Asian Academy Creative Award.

Profile[edit]

Morissette
Born
Johanne Morissette Daug Amon

(1996-06-02) June 2, 1996 (age 27)
Minglanilla, Cebu, Philippines
Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • producer
Years active2010–present
TitleAsia's Phoenix
Spouse
Dave Lamar
​
(m. 2021)​
Musical career
Genres
Instrument(s)Vocals
Labels
YouTube information
Channels
Years active2017–present
Genres
Subscribers
  • 413,000 (MorissettePH)
  • 688,000 (MorissetteMusic)
[1]
Total views
  • 25.4 million (MorissettePH)
  • 26.7 million (MorissetteMusic)
[1]
100,000 subscribers2020
Last updated: August 29, 2023
Websiteset.page/morissette/

Johanne Morissette Daug Amon (born June 2, 1996), known professionally as Morissette and frequently also referred to as Morissette Amon, is a Filipino singer and songwriter. Known for her whistle registers, vocal breaks, and squeaks, and touted as one of the best singers of her generation, Morissette rose to prominence because of her remarkable voice and musicality.[2] After placing first runner-up in TV5's Star Factor talent competition in 2010 and making it to the finals of The Voice Philippines (2013), Morissette went on to establish herself as a regular performer on ABS-CBN's ASAP Sunday noontime show.

Morissette became a recording artist for Star Music in early 2014 and released her self-titled studio album, Morissette, in March 2015. It was subsequently certified three-times platinum[3] by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI) and earned her an award as the New Female Recording Artist by the PMPC Star Awards for Music.[4] She received further recognition with the Gawad Musika Award and the Top Filipino Excellence Award as part of the 34th Seal of Excellence Awards of the National Consumer Affairs Foundation as the Outstanding Female Performing Artist.[5]

Morissette also performed the theme songs for prevalent ABS-CBN films and television shows, such as "Someone's Always Saying Goodbye" for the movie You're Still the One, "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" with Daniel Padilla for the movie Crazy Beautiful You,[6] and "Something I Need" with Piolo Pascual for the film Everything About Her,[7] which received FAMAS nominations for Best Theme Song.[8][9] Morissette's interpretation of "Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" for the series The Broken Marriage Vow went viral in 2022, receiving her the Best Theme Song or Title Theme award at the Asian Academy Creative Awards for the Philippines.[10]

Morissette has since grown to be a household name in the fields of music and entertainment.[11] She has performed in front of sold-out crowds in the United States,[12] Dubai,[13] Canada,[14] Japan,[15] and many other countries across the world. Her renditions of "Akin Ka Na Lang" and "Secret Love Song" have received over 100 million views on Wish 107.5's YouTube channel, making her the first Female OPM singer to reach that YouTube milestone.[16] She debuted on the Pandora Predictions Chart, and on 22 December 2020, she debuted at number seven on the Billboard's Next Big Sound chart, the first female OPM artist to do so.[17][18] She was also the first Filipino artist to have her own V Live channel, a popular South Korean live video streaming service for celebrities.[19]

Morissette was picked to sing "A Whole New World" for the official Asia release of Disney's live-action Aladdin (2019).[20] She was also the first and only Filipino performer to perform twice in a row at the Asia Song Festival in Busan, South Korea, in 2017[21] and 2018[22], representing the Philippines there. She also appeared at the Asian Television Awards (2020).[23] She also took part in One Love Asia (2020), the largest online charity musical event devoted to Asian musicians in Asia, to aid Asia in its fight against COVID-19.[24]

Aside from representing the Philippines at various festivals and events, Morissette was chosen to co-host and mentor Michael Bolton's shows Bolt of Talent (2017)[25] and Asian Dream (2020)[26]. She was also selected to serve as a guest mentor and judge on several Philippine talent competitions, including Hello K-Idol (2018)[27], Idol Philippines (2019)[28], PoPinoy (2021)[29], and Sing Galing Kids (2022)[30]. Her accolades include 36 Wish Music Awards (including Hall of Fame: KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy), five Star Awards for Music, three EdukCircle Awards, two Muse Creative Awards, two Awit Awards, one New York Festivals TV & Film Award, and one Asian Academy Creative Award. Her unparalleled vocal prowess has earned her the label "Asia's Phoenix."

Other Profile[edit]

Morissette
Born
Johanne Morissette Daug Amon

(1996-06-02) June 2, 1996 (age 27)
Minglanilla, Cebu, Philippines
Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • producer
Years active2010–present
TitleAsia's Phoenix
Spouse
Dave Lamar
​
(m. 2021)​
Musical career
Genres
Instrument(s)Vocals
Labels
YouTube information
Channels
Years active2017–present
Genres
Subscribers1.1 million (combined)[a][1]
Total views52.16 million (combined)[b][1]
100,000 subscribers2018, 2020
Last updated: August 29, 2023
Websiteset.page/morissette/

Johanne Morissette Daug Amon (/mɒrɪˈsɛt/ MORR-ih-SET; born June 2, 1996), known professionally as Morissette and frequently also referred to as Morissette Amon, is a Filipino singer and songwriter. She first rose to prominence when she was the runner-up on TV5's Star Factor at the age of 14. In 2012, she made her professional stage debut in the Repertory Philippines stage adaptation of Disney's Camp Rock in the role of Mitchie Torres. She competed in the first season of ABS-CBN's The Voice of the Philippines in 2013, where she became part of Sarah Geronimo's team.

Morissette was born and raised in Minglanilla, Cebu. She became part of ABS-CBN' s Sunday afternoon show, ASAP in January 2014, and was introduced as one of the "Homegrown Divas", which ultimately became ASAP's "Birit Queens". She became a recording artist of Star Music in early 2014 and released her first album, titled Morissette, in March 2015. In 2017 Filipino Star Magazine called her "The Next Big Diva".[31][32]

Morissette has often been referred to as "Asia's Phoenix" since her performance at the 14th Asia Song Festival in Busan, South Korea, on September 24, 2017, where she represented the Philippines.[33][21] She returned to the same festival to represent the Philippines at the 15th Asia Song Festival in Busan on October 3, 2018.[22] She was the first Filipino artist to have her own V Live channel, a popular South Korean live video streaming service for celebrities.[34]

Morissette debuted on the Pandora Predictions Chart, and on December 22, 2020, she debuted at number 7 on the Next Big Sound chart, the first female OPM artist to do so.[17][18] She began to write and produce her own songs with her fiancé, Dave Lamar, in 2020. The two wed in 2021.[35]

Singles[edit]

As lead artist[edit]

List of singles as lead artist, showing year released and originating album
Title Year Album Ref(s)
"Run Like a Warrior"
(with DJDS) 		2015 Non-album single [36]
"Akin Ka Na Lang" Morissette [37]
"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now"
(with Daniel Padilla)
"'Di Mapaliwanag"
"Throwback"
(featuring KZ Tandingan)
"Panaginip" 2018 Non-album singles [38]
"Diyan Ba Sa Langit"
(with Jason Dy and KIKX) 		2019 [39]
"This Is Christmas"
(with Ben Adams) 		[40]
"Iniwan sa Kawalan"
(with St. Wolf) 		[41]
"Papara" [42]
"Miss Kita Kung Christmas"
(with St. Wolf) 		[43]
"Heaven Knows"
(with Rick Price) 		2020 [44]
"Akin Ka Na Lang (Latin Version)" [45]
"Diyan Ba Sa Langit (Midnite Remix)"
(with Jason Dy and KIKX) 		[46]
"Love You Still" Signature (EP) [47]
"Phoenix" 2021
"Trophy"
"Shine (25th Anniversary Version)" Non-album singles [48]
"WATERWALK" [49]
"Phoenix (Acoustic Version)" 2022 [50]
"Undangon Ta Ni" [51]
"Pagbigyang Muli" [52]
"Colour Everywhere" [53]
"Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw (Brian Cua Club Remix)" [54]
"Will You Stay (His Version)" 2023 If We Never Happened [55]
"Something Only We Know (Her Version)"

As featured artist[edit]

List of singles as featured artist, showing year released and originating album
Title Year Album Ref(s)
"Unbound"
(Marion Aunor featuring Morissette and Alex Gonzaga) 		2015 Marion [56]
"Run Like A Warrior"
(DJDS featuring Morissette) 		2016 Magic Potion [57]
"You and Me Tonight"
(DJDS featuring Morissette)
"If You Never Crossed My Life"
(Tim Pavino featuring Morissette) 		Tim Pavino [58]
"Ikaw Lamang"
(Christian Bautista featuring Morissette) 		2017 Kapit [59]
"So Close"
(Sponge Cola featuring Morissette) 		2023 Hometown, Part 2 [60]

Promotional singles[edit]

List of promotional singles, showing year released and originating album
Title Year Album Ref(s)
"What About Love" 2013 The Voice of the Philippines The Final 16 [61]
"Who You Are"
"Begin" The Voice of the Philippines The Final 4 [62]
"Akin Ka Na Lang" 2014 Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs (2014) [63]
"Diamante" 2016 Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs (2016) [64]
"Mahal Naman Kita" 2017 Hey It's Me, Jamie! [65]
"Naririnig Mo Ba" Himig Handog 2017 [66]
"Piko" 2018 Awit at Laro [67]
"Power (Miss Universe Philippines 2022)" 2022 Non-album singles [68]
"Imagine More" [69]

Soundtracks[edit]

List of official soundtrack singles showing year released and the film or show
Title Year Film / TV Show Ref(s)
"Pangako"
(with Mark Alain) 		2011 Ang Utol Kong Hoodlum [70]
"Tulad Ko" 2012 Felina: Prinsesa ng mga Pusa [71]
"Moon of Desire" 2014 Moon of Desire [72]
"Anong Nangyari Sa Ating Dalawa" Two Wives [73]
"Take and Receive" 2015 Pope Francis's visit to the Philippines [74]
"Kapag Ako Ay Nagmahal" FlordeLiza [75]
"Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now"
(with Daniel Padilla) 		Crazy Beautiful You [76]
"'Di Mapaliwanag" My Lovely Girl [77]
"Someone's Always Saying Goodbye" You're Still the One [78]
"Akin Ka Na Lang" Pasión de Amor [79]
"Ikaw Ay Ako"
(with Klarisse de Guzman) 		Doble Kara [80]
"Something I Need"
(with Piolo Pascual) 		2016 Everything About Her [81]
"Baby I Love Your Way"
(with Harana) 		The Third Party [82]
"Hanggang"
(with Erik Santos) 		2017 The Better Half [83]
"A Whole New World"
(with Darren Espanto) 		2019 Aladdin [84]
"Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" 2022 The Broken Marriage Vow [85]

Compilation albums[edit]

List of compilation albums
Title Album details Ref.
Signature (Collection)
  • Released: January 12, 2023
  • Label: Underdog Music PH
  • Formats: Digital download, streaming
 [86]

Filmography of Morissette[edit]

Film[edit]

Morissette's film credits
Year[c] Title Role Notes Ref(s)
TBA Song of the Fireflies Alma Taldo A production of Culturtain Musicat Productions, based on the true story of Loboc Children's Choir [87]

Television[edit]

Morissette's television credits
Year Title Role Notes Ref(s)
2007 Ysabella Duwendita Special participation [88]
2010 Star Factor Herself Contestant [89]
2010 P.O.5 Herself Performer [90]
2011 Hey it's Saberdey! Herself Performer [91]
2011 Rod Santiago's The Sisters Young Carlota Cameo [92]
2012 Sunday Funday Herself Performer [93]
2012 Pidol's Wonderland Myrna Episode: "Isay Is-is" [94]
Tracy Episode: "Buhok ni Barbara"
2012 Enchanted Garden Cora Special participation [95]
2012 Kapitan Awesome Mhay Sayad Main cast [96]
2013 Cassandra: Warrior Angel Kristel Supporting cast [97]
2013 The Voice of the Philippines Herself Contestant [98]
2013 ASAP Herself Mainstay Performer [99]
2014 It's Showtime Herself Performer [100]
2014 GGV Herself Guest [101]
2015 GGV Herself Guest [101]
2016 Magandang Buhay Herself Guest [102]
2017 Bolt of Talent Herself Host; with Michael Bolton [103]
2018 Hello K-Idol Herself Mentor and Judge [104]
2019 Idol Philippines Herself Mentor [105]
2019 Coke Studio Philippines Herself Performer [106]
2019 GGV Herself Guest [101]
2019 Magandang Buhay Herself Guest [102]
2020 Asian Television Awards Herself Performer [107]
2020 Asian Dream Herself Resident Judge, Mentor, and Host; with Michael Bolton [108]
2021 PoPinoy Herself Guest Judge [109]
2021 State of the Nation Address Herself Singer [110]
2022 I Can See Your Voice Herself Guest [111]
2022 Magandang Buhay Herself Guest [102]
2022 It's Showtime Herself Performer [100]
2022 Miss Universe Philippines 2022 Herself Performer [112]
2022 Sing Galing Kids Herself Judge [113]

Stage[edit]

Morissette's theatre credits
Year Title Venue Role Notes Ref
2012 Camp Rock: The Musical OnStage Theater Mitchie Torres A production of Repertory Philippines, a stage adaptation of Disney's Camp Rock [114]
2015 Chuva Choo Choo - Mr. Kupido Musicale Power Mac Center Spotlight Darla An original Filipino musical inspired by the compositions of Vehnee Saturno [115]

Music videos[edit]

Morissette's music video credits
Title Year Other performer(s) Director(s) Ref(s)
"Akin Ka Na Lang" 2014 None Colegio de San Juan de Letran [116]
"'Di Mapaliwanag" 2015 None Frank Lloyd Mamaril [117]
"Someone's Always Saying Goodbye" 2015 None Un­known [118]
Something I Need 2016 Piolo Pascual Un­known [119]
"Diamante" 2016 None Jane Sotelo [120]
"Throwback" 2016 KZ Tandingan John Lozano [121]
"Unbound" 2016 Marion Aunor
Alex Gonzaga
KidWolf 		Frank Lloyd Mamaril [122]
"Baby I Love Your Way" 2016 Harana Un­known [123]
"Naririnig Mo Ba" 2017 None Miguel Potestades [124]
"Panaginip" 2018 None Benedict Mariategue [125]
"A Whole New World" 2019 Darren Espanto Un­known [126]
"Diyan Ba Sa Langit" 2019 Jason Dy
Kiko "Kikx" Salazar 		Frank Lloyd Mamaril [127]
"This Is Christmas" 2019 Ben Adams Jiggy Gregorio [128]
"Love You Still" 2020 None Jason Max [129]
"Phoenix" 2021 None Jason Max [130]
"Shine (25th Anniversary Version)" 2021 None Amiel Kirby Balatas [131]
"Trophy" 2021 None Patrick Benitez [132]
"So Close" 2023 Sponge Cola
Nour Hooshmand
Miguel Odron 		Ken Tan [133]

Concerts[edit]

Headlining[edit]

List of headlining concerts, with dates, associated albums, venues and number of performances
Title Date Associated album(s) Venue City Shows Ref(s)
This Is Me May 30, 2014 None Teatrino, Greenhills San Juan 1 [134]
Morissette August 13, 2016 Morissette Music Museum 1 [135]
Morissette: A One Night Concert June 27, 2017 None Club Se7en Dubai 1 [136]
Morissette Is Made February 20, 2018 – September 2, 2018 Araneta Coliseum
Waterfront Cebu City
DWTC
SMX Convention Center Davao 		Quezon
Cebu
Dubai
Davao 		4 [137]
The Exceptional Morissette May 12, 2018 Alonte Sports Arena Biñan 1 [138]
The Phoenix Rising: Canada Tour August 3, 2018 – August 11, 2018 Club Regent Event Centre
Toronto Pavilion
Massey Theatre 		Winnipeg
Toronto
Vancouver 		3 [139]
Morissette December 14, 2019 Thunderbird Resorts San Fernando 1 [140]
Morissette On The Go January 10, 2020 KICC San Fernando 1 [141]
MORISSETTE Live in Sinulog January 14, 2022 Pacific Grand Ballroom Cebu 1 [142]
PHOENIX: A 10th Anniversary Concert January 23, 2022 – January 24, 2022 Signature EP Virtual Makati[d] 2 [143]
PHOENIX: The Repeat February 5, 2022 1 [144]

Co-headlining[edit]

List of co-headlining concerts, with co-headliners, dates, venues and number of performances
Title Co-headliner(s) Date Venue City Shows Ref(s)
Disney in Concert: Tale as Old as Time Sam Concepcion
Karylle
ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra 		November 8, 2014 – November 9, 2014 CCP Main Theater Pasay 2 [145]
Powerhouse Arnel Pineda
Michael Pangilinan 		October 28, 2016 The Theater at Solaire Parañaque 1 [146]
G3 Martin Nievera
Rey Valera 		March 4, 2017 PICC Plenary Hall Pasay 1 [147]
Disney Princess: I Dare to Dream Lea Salonga
Christian Bautista
Erik Santos
and more 		March 22, 2017 Mall of Asia Arena 1 [148]
Birit Queens Angeline Quinto
Jona Viray
Klarisse de Guzman 		March 31, 2017 1 [149]
PLATINUM The Concert Tanya Manalang May 6, 2017 Newport Performing Arts Theater 1 [150]
Birit Queens: The U.S. Tour Angeline Quinto
Jona Viray
Klarisse de Guzman 		May 26, 2017 – June 3, 2017 Silver Legacy
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
San Jose Civic 		Nevada
Los Angeles
San Jose 		3 [151]
Unlimited Voices Jed Madela
Darren Espanto
Joliann Salvado 		June 16, 2017 Macias Sports Center Dumaguete 1 [152]
The Voices Sam Concepcion
Tim Pavino 		April 15, 2018 FD Phoenix Center Guam 1 [153]
Millennial Voices: Australia Tour Darren Espanto July 27, 2018 – July 28, 2018 Club Marconi
PlanetShakers Centre 		Sydney
Melbourne 		2
A Lani Morissette Musical Journey Lani Misalucha September 22, 2018 – September 23, 2018 Theater at Solaire Parañaque 2 [154]
Music Is Us Ice Seguerra
Joey G. 		October 12, 2018 – October 21, 2018 Cramton Auditorium
Pechanga Resort
Pittsburg High School
Sam's Town Las Vegas
Saban Theatre 		Washington
Temecula
Pittsburg
Las Vegas
Los Angeles 		5 [155]
OPM Overload Ogie Alcasid
Piolo Pascual 		April 5, 2019 DWTC Dubai 1 [156]
Unleashed: BuDaKhel & The Phoenix Bugoy Drilon
Michael Pangilinan
Daryl Ong 		June 28, 2019 OLFU Gymnasium Cabanatuan 1
#MovingOnFriday Jason Dy September 20, 2019 Al Nasr Leisureland Dubai 1 [157]
In The Key Of Love Jej Vinson February 1, 2020 Waterfront Cebu City Cebu 1 [158]
Threelogy Christian Bautista
Erik Santos 		April 1, 2022 – April 16, 2022 Grove of Anaheim
M Resort
Bay Area
Federal Way PAEC
Pechanga Resort
Hard Rock Casino 		Anaheim
Las Vegas
Pinole
Seattle
Temecula
Atlantic 		6 [159]
The Broken Marriage Vow: The Digital Concert Angeline Quinto
Kyla
Jona
Gigi de Lana
Fana 		April 29, 2022 Virtual Quezon[e] 1 [160]
Threelogy 2.0 Christian Bautista
Erik Santos 		November 5, 2022 – November 19, 2022 San Mateo Theater
Eisemann Center
Northshore Center
West Springfield Auditorium 		San Francisco
Dallas
Chicago
West Springfield 		4 [161]
Fly High Jay R June 9, 2023 – June 11, 2023 Hawaii Convention Center
Maui Arts and Cultural Center 		Honolulu
Maui 		2 [162]
Martin & Morissette Martin Nievera June 2, 2023 – June 3, 2023 Graton Resort & Casino
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino 		Bay Area
Indio 		2 [163]
Feels Like Home Dave Lamar July 7, 2023 Music Museum San Juan 1 [164]

Supporting acts[edit]

Year Concert title Venue Ref.
2014 Jessie J: Live in Manila Mall of Asia Arena [165]
2015 Most Wanted [166]
2017 R3.0 (30th Anniversary) [167]
2018 Love Always Tour SMX Convention Center, Davao, Kia Theatre
2022 Grab Biga10 Anniversary Concert Mall of Asia Arena [168]

International shows[edit]

International shows[edit]

  • Hong Kong 2011 with Sir Louie Ocampo, Sam Concepcion and Nikki Gil
  • ASAP Live in Dubai 2014
  • ASAP Live in Los Angeles 2014
  • TFC Live presents Martin N. in Doha, Qatar 2014
  • Barrio Festival in London 2015 with various Kapamilya Artists
  • Pistahan sa San Francisco 2015 (22nd Annual Pistahan Parade and Festival) with Geneva Cruz, Matteo Guidicelli and Matthew John Ignacio in San Francisco, California[169]
  • Abu Dhabi 2015 with Daniel Matsunaga and Giselle Sanchez
  • TFC One Kapamilya Go 2015 USA with Pangako Sa'yo casts at Oakland Oracle Arena, San Francisco, California
  • MOR Live in Taiwan 2016 with Enchong Dee
  • One Kapamilya Go Toronto 2016 with Dolce Amore casts at Hershey Center Toronto July 23, 2016
  • Morissette Live at Bahrain, July 29, 2016, Ramee Rose Hotel
  • ASAP Live in New York, September 3, 2016 Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, (Birit Queens)
  • ASAP Live in Toronto, July 29, 2017 Ricoh Coliseum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Birit Queens)
  • ASAP Live in Honolulu, June 30, 2018, Neal S Blaisdell Arena, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
  • TFC OPM Overload, April 5, 2019, with Ogie Alcasid and Piolo Pascual in Dubai World Trade Center, Dubai, UAE
  • ASAP Live in Bay Area, August 3, 2019, SAP Center, San Jose, California, USA
  • ASAP Live in Rome, November 16, 2019, Palazzo dello Sport, Rome, Italy
  • Pinoy Piyesta 2022, September 2, 2022, with Ethel Booba, Erik Santos, K Brosas, KZ Tandingan, and Yeng Constantino in Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai, UAE

Awards and nominations[edit]

Key
† Indicates non-competitive categories
Name of the award ceremony, year presented, nominee(s) of the award, category, and the result of the nomination
Award Year[f] Recipient(s) and nominee(s) Category Result Ref(s)
Aliw Awards 2014 Herself Best New Artist Nominated [170]
2017 PLATINUM The Concert Best Collaboration in a Concert Nominated [171]
2018 A Lani Morissette Musical Journey Best Collaboration in a Concert Won [172]
2020 Herself People's Choice Award Nominated [173]
In The Key Of Love Best Major Concert (Female) Nominated
Asian Academy Creative Awards 2022 "Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" Best Theme Song or Title Theme (Philippines) Won [174]
Awit Awards 2015 "Akin Ka Na Lang" Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist Nominated [175]
2018 "Naririnig Mo Ba" Best Ballad Recording Won [176]
2020 "Diyan Ba Sa Langit" (with Jason Dy) Best Ballad Recording Won [177]
2022 Herself Favorite Female Artist Nominated [178]
"Up and Away" Favorite Song Nominated
"Luna" Favorite Song Nominated
Herself, Dave Lamar, From The Sea Favorite Group Artist Nominated
"WATERWALK" Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated
"Phoenix" Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist Nominated
Best Vocal Arrangement Nominated
2023 "Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" Record of the Year Pending [179]
Best Ballad Recording Pending
Box Office Entertainment Awards 2018 Birit Queens Most Promising Female Concert Artist of the Year Won [180]
Colorist Awards 2020 "Love You Still" Best Color in Music Video Longlisted [181]
ComGuild Academe's Choice Awards 2019 Herself Female Artist of the Year Won [182]
EdukCircle Awards 2017 Birit Queens Most Influential Concert Performer of the Year Won [183]
2018 Herself Best Female Music Artist of the Year Nominated [184]
Morissette Is Made Most Influential Concert Performer of the Year Won [185]
2019 Herself Best Female Music Artist Won [186]
FAMAS Awards 2016 "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" (with Daniel Padilla) Best Theme Song Nominated [187]
2017 "Something I Need" (with Piolo Pascual) Best Theme Song Nominated [188]
Himig Handog 2014 "Akin Ka Na Lang" Best Song Nominated [189]
2016 "Diamante" Best Song Nominated [190]
2017 "Naririnig Mo Ba" Best Song Nominated [191]
MOR Pinoy Music Awards 2015 Herself Best New Artist Won [192]
2016 "Di Mapaliwanag" Female Artist of the Year Won [193]
2019 "Panaginip" Female Artist of the Year Nominated [194]
Muse Creative Awards 2023 "Imagine More" Video – Music Video Platinum [195]
Video – TV Ad Campaign Platinum [196]
Branded Content – Entertainment Platinum [197]
Music Rank Extra Awards 2019 Herself Asia's Favorite Won [198]
Top Social Artist 2nd
2020 Asian Artist of the Year 2nd [199]
Myx Music Awards 2016 "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" (with Daniel Padilla) Favorite Media Soundtrack Nominated [200]
2017 "Throwback" (feat.KZ Tandingan) Favorite Collaboration Nominated [201]
"Baby I Love Your Way" (with Harana) Favorite Remake Nominated
"Something I Need" (with Piolo Pascual) Favorite Media Soundtrack Nominated
2018 Herself Female Artist of the Year Nominated [202]
"Naririnig Mo Ba" Mellow Video of the Year Nominated
2019 Herself Female Artist of the Year Nominated [203]
NCAF Seal of Excellence Awards 2015 The Next Big Diva (Morissette) Top Filipino Excellence Award: Outstanding Female Performing Artist of the Year Won [204]
[205]
Gawad Musika Award: Outstanding Female Performing Artist of the Year Won
New York Festivals TV & Film Awards 2023 "Imagine More" Original Music: Promotion/Open & IDs (Craft: Promotion/Open & ID) Silver [206]
People Asia 2018 Herself Women of Style and Substance † Won [207]
PPOP Awards 2018 "Ang Sarap, Ang Saya Maging Pilipino" Pop Musical Ads Theme Song of the Year Won [208]
Profiles of Excellence Awards 2019 Herself Best Female Global Asian Vocalist Won [209]
[210]
Push Awards 2015 Herself Push Play Best Newcomer Nominated [211]
"Break Free" Awesome Song Cover Performance Nominated
2017 "Stone Cold" Push Song Cover of the Year Won [212]
2020 "A Whole New World" (with Darren Espanto) Push Song Cover of the Year Won [213]
2022 Herself Push Music Artist of 2022 Nominated [214]
RAWR Awards 2018 Morissette is Made Favorite Performer Won [215]
2022 Herself Favorite Performer Nominated [216]
"Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" Song of the Year Nominated
Star Awards for Music 2015 "Akin Ka Na Lang" Song of the Year Nominated [217]
This Is Me Female Concert Performer of the Year Nominated [218]
Morissette New Female Recording Artist of the Year Won
2017 Birit Queens Concert of the Year Won [219]
2018 Morissette Is Made Female Concert Performer of the Year Won
2020 A Lani Morissette Musical Journey Female Concert Performer of the Year Won [220]
2022 "Love You Still" Female Recording Artist of the Year Nominated [221]
People's Choice Award: Music Video of the Year Won
Star Cinema Online Awards 2015 "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" Favorite Movie Themesong Won [222]
Morissette Favorite Album Nominated
Herself Breakthrough Artist Nominated
"'Di Mapaliwanag" Favorite Song Nominated
The Honors 2019 Herself Achiever of the Year in Extreme Vocals Won [223]
[224]
VP Choice Awards 2019 "Shine" Performer of the Year Nominated [225]
2020 Herself Performer of the Year Nominated [226]
2022 "Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" OPM Song of the Year Nominated [227]
Wish Music Awards 2016 Herself[g] Wish Female Artist of the Year Won [228]
Wishers' Choice - Female Artist of the Year Won
2017 "Secret Love Song" Best Wishclusive Performance by a Female Artist Won [229]
[230]
"I Finally Found Someone" (with Arnel Pineda) Best Wishclusive Collaboration Won
"Throwback" (feat. KZ Tandingan) Wish Original Song of the Year by a Female Artist Won
Herself Wish Female Artist of the Year Won
"Secret Love Song" Wish Reactor's Choice Won
Wishclusive Viral Video of the Year Won
Wishclusive Elite Circle † Bronze
"Against All Odds" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Bronze
2018 "Rise Up"[h] Wishclusive Pop Performance of the Year Won [231]
[232]
Herself[h] Wish Artist of the Year Won
"Rise Up" Wish Reactors Choice Won
"Chandelier" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Bronze
"Against All Odds" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Silver
"Secret Love Song" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Gold
2019 "Akin Ka Na Lang"[i] Wishclusive Ballad Performance of the Year Won [233]
[234]
"Panaginip"[i] Wish Pop Song of the Year Won
Herself[i] Wish Artist of the Year Won
Herself Wishers' Choice Won
"Mahal Naman Kita" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Bronze
"I Finally Found Someone" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Bronze
"Akin Ka Na Lang" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Bronze
Wishclusive Elite Circle † Silver
Wishclusive Elite Circle † Gold
"Against All Odds" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Gold
"Secret Love Song" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Platinum
2020 Herself Wish Hall of Fame: KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy † Won [235]
"A Whole New World"[j] (with Darren Espanto) Wish Collaboration of the Year Won
"Diyan Ba Sa Langit" (with Jason Dy) Wish Ballad Song of the Year Nominated
"A Whole New World" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Bronze
"Akin Ka Na Lang" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Platinum
Wishclusive Elite Circle † Diamond
"Secret Love Song" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Diamond
2021 "A Whole New World" (with Darren Espanto) Wishclusive Elite Circle † Silver [236]
2022 "Phoenix" Wishclusive Pop Performance of the Year Nominated [237]
"Trophy" Wish Pop Song of the Year Nominated
Herself Wish Artist of the Year Nominated
"Against All Odds" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Platinum
2023 "I Finally Found Someone" Wishclusive Elite Circle † Silver [238]

Best-selling albums[edit]

Regine Velasquez has sold more than 8.5 million certified albums regionally making her the Philippines' best-selling artist of all time.[239]
Nina holds the record for best-selling live album with Nina Live!, which received a Diamond certification.
Irish boy band Westlife are the only one of the international acts who had two consecutive released albums featured on the entry.
The 2004 greatest hits album of Eraserheads, The Eraserheads Anthology is the best-selling compilation album in the Philippines to date.
The late Francis Magalona is the only OPM hip-hop/rapper artist who has a best-selling album in these entries.
Legend
pink Released before PARI began awarding certifications
grey Released since PARI began awarding certifications
Best-selling albums in the Philippines
Rank Album Artist Release Year Sales[240] Certification[241] Ref.
1 Christmas in Our Hearts Jose Mari Chan 1990 801,000 Diamond [242]
2 Constant Change[k] Jose Mari Chan 1989 800,000 Diamond [243]
3 Westlife Westlife 1999 500,000 2× Diamond [244][245]
4 R2K Regine Velasquez 1999 480,000 12× Platinum [246][239]
5 Cutterpillow Eraserheads 1995 400,000 11× Platinum [247]
6 Jaya Jaya 1996 360,000 9× Platinum [248]
7 Nina Live! Nina 2005 300,000 Diamond [249]
8 Popstar: A Dream Come True Sarah Geronimo 2003 300,000 7× Platinum [250]
9 Doo-Wops & Hooligans Bruno Mars 2010 300,000 2× Diamond [251]
10 Coast to Coast Westlife 2000 280,000 Diamond [244][245]
11 Forevermore Side A 1995 255,900 8× Platinum [252]
12 Paraiso Smokey Mountain 1991 253,800 8× Platinum [253]
13 Isn't It Romantic? Sharon Cuneta 2006 250,000 10× Platinum [254]
14 Smokey Mountain Smokey Mountain 1989 245,300 8× Platinum [252]
15 Regine Live: Songbird Sings the Classics Regine Velasquez 2000 240,000 6× Platinum [255][256]
16 Kailangan Ko'y Ikaw Regine Velasquez 2000 240,000 6× Platinum [256][257]
17 Halik Aegis 1998 225,700 7× Platinum [252]
18 Ten Years Together APO Hiking Society 1980 224,000 7× Platinum [252]
19 Just Can't Help Feelin' Jessa Zaragoza 1997 223,000 7× Platinum [258]
20 Pagdating ng Panahon Aiza Seguerra 2001 220,400 7× Platinum [258]
21 Habang May Buhay Donna Cruz 1995 219,900 7× Platinum [252]
22 Freeman Francis Magalona 1995 218,500 7× Platinum [258]
23 Rivermaya Rivermaya 1994 217,000 7× Platinum [258]
24 Atomic Bomb Rivermaya 1997 215,600 7× Platinum [258]
25 Kitchie Nadal Kitchie Nadal 2004 214,800 7× Platinum [241]
26 Circus Eraserheads 1994 213,700 7× Platinum [259]
27 Trip Rivermaya 1996 213,700 7× Platinum [259]
28 Versions / Beyond Acoustic[l] MYMP 2005 210,700 7× Platinum [259]
29 Jolina Jolina Magdangal 1999 210,000 7× Platinum[241] [260][261]
30 Eraserheads Anthology Eraserheads 2004 209,000 6× Platinum [259]
31 Covers, Vol. 1 Regine Velasquez 2004 200,000 6× Platinum [256]
32 In The Raw Jaya 1997 200,000 5× Platinum [248]
33 On Memory Lane Jolina Magdangal 2000 180,000 6× Platinum [262][260]
34 Revive Gary Valenciano 2000 180,000 6× Platinum [263][264]
35 Zsa Zsa Zsa Zsa Padilla 1998 160,000 4× Platinum [265]
36 Araw Oras Tagpuan Sponge Cola 2011 150,000 Diamond [266][267]
37 Julie Anne San Jose Julie Anne San Jose 2012 150,000 Diamond [268]
38 Wish I May Alden Richards 2015 150,000 Diamond [269]
39 Fearless Taylor Swift 2008 135,000 9× Platinum [270]
40 Umiiyak Ang Puso April Boy Regino 1995 120,000 3× Platinum [271]
41 Forever Martin Nievera 1998 120,000 3× Platinum [272]
42 Retro Regine Velasquez 1996 120,000 3× Platinum [255]

Charts[edit]

Chart performance for "Akin Ka Na Lang"
Chart (2017) Peak
position
Philippines (Philippine Hot 100) 84
Philippines (Philippine Hot 100) Billboardtop20

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Subscribers, broken down by channel:
    413 thousand (MorissettePH)
    688 thousand (MorissetteMusic)
  2. ^ Views, broken down by channel:
    25.44 million (MorissettePH)
    26.72 million (MorissetteMusic)
  3. ^ Refers to the film's earliest release
  4. ^ Phoenix was shot and filmed at the Power Mac Spotlight Theater in Makati.
  5. ^ TBMV was produced by ABS-CBN Events and filmed at their studios in Quezon City.
  6. ^ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.
  7. ^ Received PhP 100K for her beneficiary, Home for the Angels.
  8. ^ a b Received PhP 100K for her beneficiary, Sto. Niño Home for the Aged Inc. and Meritxell Children's World Foundation Inc.
  9. ^ a b c Received PhP 100K for her beneficiary, Meritxell Children's World Foundation Inc.
  10. ^ Received PhP 100K for their beneficiary, Sto. Niño Home For The Aged, Inc. and Sagip Kapamilya Foundation
  11. ^ Although Constant Change was released on May 25, 1989, the album had received its certification by PARI on November 10, 1990.
  12. ^ Two albums of MYMP, Versions and Beyond Acoustics were combined together for certification since they were both released consecutively on a same year.

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