Filipino rap icon Gloc-9 marks his 29th anniversary in the music industry with the release of “Mga Ani ni Gloc-9,” his first-ever vinyl record featuring 11 greatest hits from different record labels throughout his career. Produced by Universal Records, the limited-edition collection celebrates nearly three decades of music, storytelling, and influence in the Philippine music scene.

Known for his sharp lyricism and powerful storytelling, Gloc-9 has built a lasting legacy through songs that capture the realities of Filipino life. His music explores social issues, personal struggles, and everyday experiences, earning him recognition as one of the country’s most respected rap artists and lyricists.

11 Tracks That Define A Legacy

“Mga Ani ni Gloc-9” brings together 11 of the rapper’s most memorable tracks in a special vinyl collection that preserves the music and stories behind his journey. Among its featured songs are “Sirena” featuring Ebe Dancel, “Magda” featuring Rico Blanco, and “Upuan” featuring Jeazell Grutas.

These collaborations highlight Gloc-9’s ability to bring distinct musical voices together while delivering narratives that connect with listeners across generations.

True to its title, the collection represents the fruits of years of hard work and artistic dedication. By bringing together celebrated tracks originally released under different record labels, the vinyl offers fans an opportunity to revisit some of the songs that have shaped his career in one collectible release.

Preserving Filipino Rap History, One Record At A Time

More than a collector’s item, “Mga Ani ni Gloc-9” celebrates the artist’s authenticity, lyrical depth, and enduring connection with Filipino audiences. It also serves as a reminder of how his music has given voice to stories and experiences that continue to resonate with listeners.

As Gloc-9 approaches three decades in the industry, the limited-edition vinyl stands as a tribute to the songs that have defined his journey and the legacy he continues to build.

The legacy lives on, one record at a time.