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VXON Drops Official Music Video for "lamoba" Ahead of Upcoming Performance Clip
On a bright September 6, 2026, Filipino boy band VXON released the official music video for “lamoba,” a track from their sophomore studio album Pasakalye. The visualizer, produced by Cornerstone Entertainment, premiered on the group’s YouTube channel and was flanked by a series of social‑media teasers that began on August 17, 2026.
Pasakalye hit the market on January 30, 2026, and contains eight songs, including the lead single “pelikula,” the tongue‑in‑cheek “sh*t sobrang init,” and the infectious “TABI TABI.” “lamoba” is the fourth track on the album and delves into nostalgia and lost love. The video opens with the five members—C13, Sam, Franz, Vince, and Patrick—playing the childhood game “Daisy Apple Lemon Juice.” The scene then shifts to a neon‑purple concept set, where a white glowing silhouette of a woman represents the memory of a past romantic partner.
The rollout followed a carefully mapped schedule. After changing their Facebook profile picture on August 17, the group posted several dance‑video clips and concept photos featuring the glowing silhouette. On September 1, the members confirmed the release date and announced that the track would receive an official music video. The final visualizer, released on September 6, blends playful childhood imagery with a more mature, reflective narrative.
VXON’s 2026 activities have taken them beyond Philippine borders. In July, the group signed an exclusive partnership with Tokyo‑based entertainment company PIA Corporation, giving them a platform for promotion, events, and releases in Japan. The partnership was announced on social media and is part of the group’s broader strategy to reach international audiences.
The band has also been active in live performance. They staged Kalawakan: The Evolution at the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City on June 27, 2026, and held their first solo concert, Kalawakan, at the SM North EDSA Skydome on February 28, 2026. The upcoming performance video for “lamoba” is scheduled for release on September 13, 2026.
VXON debuted in 2022 with the single “The Beast” and has since been described as the “Monsters of P‑pop.” Their second album, Pasakalye, continues to showcase the group’s blend of pop sensibilities and energetic choreography. The release of the “lamoba” music video marks another milestone in the group’s growing discography and international outreach.
The video’s release coincides with the group’s ongoing promotional cycle for Pasakalye, which includes streaming releases, social‑media engagement, and live performances. As VXON expands into the Japanese market, the visualizer for “lamoba” serves both as a creative showcase and a marketing tool for the album’s broader audience.
In summary, VXON’s September 6, 2026 release of the “lamoba” music video adds a new visual dimension to their second album, Pasakalye, and aligns with the group’s continued expansion into international markets and live‑performance ventures.
Pasakalye hit the market on January 30, 2026, and contains eight songs, including the lead single “pelikula,” the tongue‑in‑cheek “sh*t sobrang init,” and the infectious “TABI TABI.” “lamoba” is the fourth track on the album and delves into nostalgia and lost love. The video opens with the five members—C13, Sam, Franz, Vince, and Patrick—playing the childhood game “Daisy Apple Lemon Juice.” The scene then shifts to a neon‑purple concept set, where a white glowing silhouette of a woman represents the memory of a past romantic partner.
The rollout followed a carefully mapped schedule. After changing their Facebook profile picture on August 17, the group posted several dance‑video clips and concept photos featuring the glowing silhouette. On September 1, the members confirmed the release date and announced that the track would receive an official music video. The final visualizer, released on September 6, blends playful childhood imagery with a more mature, reflective narrative.
VXON’s 2026 activities have taken them beyond Philippine borders. In July, the group signed an exclusive partnership with Tokyo‑based entertainment company PIA Corporation, giving them a platform for promotion, events, and releases in Japan. The partnership was announced on social media and is part of the group’s broader strategy to reach international audiences.
The band has also been active in live performance. They staged Kalawakan: The Evolution at the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City on June 27, 2026, and held their first solo concert, Kalawakan, at the SM North EDSA Skydome on February 28, 2026. The upcoming performance video for “lamoba” is scheduled for release on September 13, 2026.
VXON debuted in 2022 with the single “The Beast” and has since been described as the “Monsters of P‑pop.” Their second album, Pasakalye, continues to showcase the group’s blend of pop sensibilities and energetic choreography. The release of the “lamoba” music video marks another milestone in the group’s growing discography and international outreach.
The video’s release coincides with the group’s ongoing promotional cycle for Pasakalye, which includes streaming releases, social‑media engagement, and live performances. As VXON expands into the Japanese market, the visualizer for “lamoba” serves both as a creative showcase and a marketing tool for the album’s broader audience.
In summary, VXON’s September 6, 2026 release of the “lamoba” music video adds a new visual dimension to their second album, Pasakalye, and aligns with the group’s continued expansion into international markets and live‑performance ventures.