Wish 107.5 Music Awards

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Wish 107.5 Music Awards
Current: 9th Wish Music Awards
2021 Wish 107.5 Awards.jpg
Awarded forOutstanding achievements in the music industry
CountryPhilippines
Presented by Wish 107.5
First awardedJanuary 26, 2016;8 years ago (2016-01-26)
Last awardedJanuary 14, 2024;10 months ago (2024-01-14)
Most awards Morissette (38 awards)
Most nominations Morissette (44 nominations)
Website www.wish1075.com/wishawards/

The Wish 107.5 Music Awards (abbreviated as WMA) is an annual accolade presented by the FM radio station Wish 107.5, which aims to pay tribute to acts and artists who have given significant contributions in the music scene in the Philippines. [1] The awards ceremony is held annually every January at the Smart Araneta Coliseum, with the exception of the 2019 edition which was held at the Mall of Asia Arena, as well as the 2022 edition being taped at the New Frontier Theater due to the Omicron outbreak during the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines.

Contents

Winners are determined through the votes of fans (also called Wishers) (20%) and a panel of judges (80%). Wishers can cast their votes via the WMA website (using a Facebook and/or Twitter account), the Wish app, and the Wish YouTube channel. WMA polling sites are also put up in key establishments across the Philippines. [1] [2]

Apart from the usual award-giving repertoire, the Wish Music Awards distinguishes itself from other bodies as it incorporates the concept of wish granting. [1] During WMAs, Wish hands out ₱100,000 to the chosen beneficiaries of every major award winner. This comes on top of the ₱25,000 cash prize that the artists themselves receive. [3] Since the awards show was first held in 2016, it has already doled out a total of ₱7.125 million to different OPM acts and their hand-picked philanthropic organizations. [4]

Award categories

Major categories

Wishclusive Performance of the Year

The Wishclusive Performance of the Year awards are given to the best Wishclusive (Wish-exclusive) performances inside the Wish 107.5 Bus. [5]

  • Wishclusive Ballad Performance of the Year
YearArtists
20185thGen – "Panahon"
2019 Morissette – "Akin Ka Na Lang"
2020 KZ Tandingan – "Quicksand"
2021 Darren Espanto – "Sasagipin Kita"
2022 SB19 – "Hanggang Sa Huli"
2023 Ben&Ben – "Magpahinga"
2024 The Ang Huling El Bimbo Cast – "Ligaya" / "Ang Huling El Bimbo"
  • Wishclusive Collaboration of the Year
YearArtists
2017 Morissette and Arnel Pineda – "I Finally Found Someone"
2018Curse One/Dello/Flict-G/Smugglaz – "Nakakamiss"
2019 Moira Dela Torre and December Avenue – "Kung Di Rin Lang Ikaw"
2020 Morissette, Darren Espanto – "A Whole New World"
2021 The Juans, Janine Teñoso – "BTNS (Bakit 'To Nangyari Sa'tin)"
2022 KZ Tandingan and TJ Monterde – "Nakakamiss"
2023 Janine Berdin and Adie – "Mahika"
2024 Sponge Cola and Morissette – "So Close"
  • Wishclusive Contemporary Folk Performance of the Year
YearArtists
2018 Moira Dela Torre – "Malaya"
2019 Ben&Ben – "Maybe the Night"
2020 Clara Benin – "I Rose Up Slowly"
2021 Ben&Ben – "Araw-Araw"
2022 Ben&Ben – "Sa Susunod na Habangbuhay"
2023 Adie – "Tahanan"
2024 TONEEJAY – "Bawat Piyesa (Secret Verse Ver.)"
  • Wishclusive Hip-Hop Performance of the Year
YearArtists
2019 Gloc-9 – "TRPKNNMN"
2020O.C. Dawgs – "Pauwi Nako"
2021 Michael Pacquiao – "Hate"
2022 Ez Mil – "Panalo"
2023 Flow G – "Praning"
2024 Felip – "ROCKSTA"
  • Wishclusive Pop Performance of the Year
YearArtists
2018 Morissette – "Rise Up"
2019Eumee Capile – "Bratatat"
2020 SB19 – "Go Up"
2021 The Juans – "Hindi Tayo Pwede"
2022 SB19 – "Ikako"
2023 SB19 – "Bazinga"
2024 SB19 – "Gento"
  • Wishclusive R&B Performance of the Year
YearArtists
2018 Michael Pangilinan – "Tayo Na Lang"
2019 Daryl Ong – "Nais Kong Malaman Mo"
2020Quest – "Permanente"
2021 Skusta Clee – "Zebbiana"
2022 Jay R – "Hinay"
2023 Felip – "Palayo"
2024 SB19 – "I Want You"
  • Wishclusive Rock/Alternative Performance of the Year
YearArtists
2018Tom's Story – "Anchors"
2019 IV of Spades – "Mundo"
2020 IV of Spades – "Bawat Kaluluwa"
2021 Unique Salonga – "Sino"
2022 The Juans – "Pangalawang Bitaw"
2023 Zild – "Huminga"
2024 Dilaw – "Uhaw"
  • Wishclusive Urban/Contemporary R&B Performance of the Year
YearArtists
2018 IV of Spades – "Ilaw Sa Daan"
2019Leanne and Naara – "New York and Back"
2020 Ben&Ben – "Pagtingin"
2021 Julie Anne San Jose – "Nobela"
2022 Arthur Nery – "Binhi"
2023 Leanne & Naara – "Anticipation"
2024 Zack Tabudlo – "Pano"
  • Wishclusive Performance of the Year
YearArtists
2016 Yeng Constantino – "Ikaw" (female)
Jason Dy – "Stay With Me/See You Again Mash-up" (male)
5th Gen – "Contagious" (group/duo)
Darren Espanto – "Chandelier" (young artist)
2017 Morissette – "Secret Love Song" (female)
Jason Dy – "Love Yourself/Sorry/What Do You Mean/Baby mash-up" (male)
4th Impact – "Love The Way You Lie" (group/duo)
Darren Espanto – "I Believe" (young artist)
  • Wishclusive Best Cover of the Year
YearArtists
2016"In Love Ako Sa'yo" – Darren Espanto
2017"Be My Lady" – Jason Dy
  • Wishclusive Performance of the Year by an International Artist
YearArtists
2018 Dua Lipa – "Blow Your Mind"

Song of the Year

The Song of the Year awards are given to the best songs by genre. [5]

  • Wish Original Song of the Year
YearArtists
2016"Stuck" – Darren Espanto
2017"Throwback" – Morissette feat. KZ Tandingan (female)
"7 Minutes" – Darren Espanto (male)
"Prom" – The Juans (group/duo)
  • Wish Ballad Song of the Year
YearArtists
2016"I Believe In Me" – Darren Espanto
2018"Ano Nga Ba Tayo" – Jona
2019"Balang Araw" – I Belong to the Zoo
2020"Ikaw At Ako" – Moira Dela Torre, Jason Marvin
2021 "Hanggang Sa Huli" – Moira Dela Torre
2022 "Dulo" – The Juans
2023 "Kumpas" – Moira Dela Torre
2024 "kisame" – rhodessa
  • Wish Contemporary Folk Song of the Year
YearArtists
2018"Leaves" – Ben&Ben
2019"Sunrise" – Ben&Ben
2020"An Opportunity To Go To The Moon" – Reese Lansangan
2021 "Lifetime" – Ben&Ben
2022 "Paubaya" – Moira Dela Torre
2023 "Paninindigan Kita" – Ben&Ben
2024 "Musika" – Dionela
  • Wish Hip-Hop Song of the Year
YearArtists
2019"Shantidope" – Shanti Dope
2020"Urong; Sulong" – Kiyo, Alisson Shore
2021 "ABAKADA" – Gloc-9 (ft. Mark Beats)
2022 "Ibong Adarna" – Flow ft. Gloc-9
2023 "Kagome" – LoKi
2024 "Rapstar" – Flow G
  • Wish Pop Song of the Year
YearArtists
2018"Mahika" – TJ Monterde
2019"Panaginip" – Morissette
2020"Ikaw At Ikaw Pa Rin" – Sam Mangubat
2021 "Love Goes" – SB19
2022 "What" – SB19
2023 "WYAT" – SB19
2024 "Palagi" – TJ Monterde
  • Wish R&B Song of the Year
YearArtists
2018"Kabilang Dako" – Jay R
2019"Fix You And Me" – Kyla
2020"Filipina Girl" – Billy Crawford, James Reid, Marcus Davis
2021 "Better" – Julie Anne San Jose
2022 "Take All The Love" – Arthur Nery
2023 "Hello 2.0 (Legends Only)" – James Reid
2024 "'Di Na Babalik" – Leanne & Naara
  • Wish Rock/Alternative Song of the Year
YearArtists
2016"Move On" – Spongecola
2018"Hey Barbara" – IV of Spades
2019"Buwan" – Juan Karlos Labajo
2020"Nagbabalik" – IV of Spades, Rico Blanco
2021 "Lakas" – COLN
2022 "Bungantulog" – Zild
2023 "Asan Ka Na Ba?" – Zack Tabudlo
2024 "Parola" – Moonstar88
  • Wish Urban/Contemporary R&B Song of the Year
YearArtists
2016"Milagro" – Jason Dy
2018"Labo" – KZ Tandingan
2019"Down For Me" – Julie Anne San Jose (feat. Fern.)
2020"Sway" – Paolo Sandejas
2021 "Teka Lang" – EMMAN (posthumous)
2022 "Hello" – James Reid
2023 "Pagsamo" – Arthur Nery
2024 "Paki Sabi" – SunKissed Lola

Artist of the Year

The Artist of the Year awards are given to the best solo artist, group, and new solo artist. [5]

  • Wish Artist of the Year
YearArtists
2016 Morissette (female)
Jason Dy (male)
2017 Morissette (female)
Jason Dy (male)
2018 Morissette
2019
2020 KZ Tandingan
2021 Gloc-9
2022 Moira Dela Torre
2023
2024 Flow G
  • Wish Group of the Year
YearArtists
2018 Ben&Ben
2019 IV of Spades
2020 Ben&Ben
2021 SB19
2022
2023
2024
  • Wish Promising/Breakthrough Artist of the Year
YearArtists
2016Jensen and the Flips
2017Sam Mangubat
2018Extrapolation
2019Eumee Capile
2020 SB19
2021 Zild
2022 Zack Tabudlo
2023 Felip
2024 Josh Cullen
  • Wish Young Artist of the Year
YearArtists
2016 Darren Espanto
2017 Darren Espanto
2018 Ylona Garcia

Special awards

YearArtists
2019 Morissette
2020 SB19
2021
2022
2023
2024 Josh Cullen
YearArtists
2016 Darren Espanto – "Chandelier"
2017 Morissette – "Secret Love Song"
2018Curse One/ Dello/ Flict-G/ Smugglaz – "Nakakamiss"
Moira Dela Torre – "Malaya"
KZ Tandingan – "Two Less Lonely People In The World"
YearArtists
2017 Morissette – "Secret Love Song"
2018 Morissette – "Rise Up"
YearArtists
2016 Morissette (female)
Jason Dy (female)
Maris Racal (young)
YearArtists
2016 Maris Racal – "Don't Know Why"

Elite Circle of Awards

Every year, the Wish 107.5 Music Awards honors artists whose Wishclusive performances have fared well in the music community through the Wishclusive Elite Circle Award. [6]

The view-count-based recognition serves as the highest citation given during every WMA. From the original December 31, the cut-off date has been moved to October 31 starting year 2018 to coincide with the WMA nominations' eligibility period (November 1, 2017 until October 31, 2018).

Depending on the YouTube hits achieved by a Wishclusive video on the cut-off, an artist can receive the following awards:

YearArtists
2020 Morissette – "Akin Ka Na Lang"
Morissette – "Secret Love Song"
Michael Pangilinan – "Bakit Ba Ikaw"
Bugoy Drilon – "One Day"
2021 no recipient
2022
2023
2024 O.C. Dawgs – "Pauwi Nako"
YearArtists
2019 Morissette – "Secret Love Song"
2020 Morissette – "Akin Ka Na Lang"
2021 O.C. Dawgs – "Pauwi Nako"
2022 Morissette – "Against All Odds"
2024 December Avenue, Moira Dela Torre – "Kung 'Di Rin Lang Ikaw"
Nik Makino (feat. Flow G) – "Moon"
YearArtists
2018 Morissette – "Secret Love Song"
2019 Morissette – "Akin Ka Na Lang"
Morissette – "Against All Odds"
2020Curse One, Dello, Flict-G, and Smugglaz – "Nakakamiss"
O.C. Dawgs – "Pauwi Nako"
Sue Ramirez – "Your Love"
KZ Tandingan – "Tadhana"
2021 Callalily – "Magbalik"
Pricetagg (ft. CLR) – "Kontrabida"
2022Bandang Lapis – "Kabilang Buhay"
Ez Mil – "Panalo"
Gloc-9 ft. Flow G – "Halik"
Regine Velasquez – "Araw Gabi"
2024CLR and Omar Baliw – "K&B"
YearArtists
2018 Morissette – "Against All Odds"
KZ Tandingan – "Two Less Lonely People In The World"
KZ Tandingan – "Tadhana"
Bugoy Drilon – "One Day"
Sue Ramirez – "Your Love"
2019 Morissette – "Akin Ka Na Lang"
2020 Moira Dela Torre and December Avenue – "Kung 'Di Rin Lang Ikaw"
December Avenue – "Sa Ngalan Ng Pag-ibig"
ALLMO$T – "Dalaga"
Regine Velasquez-Alcasid – "Araw Gabi"
Callalily – "Magbalik"
Pricetagg (featuring CLR) – "Kontrabida"
Julie Anne San Jose – "Your Song"
Michael Pangilinan – "Your Love"
Dong Abay – "Perpekto"
Moonstar88 – "Migraine"
Jay R – "Bakit Pa Ba"
O.C. Dawgs – "Pauwi Nako"
2021 Morissette, Darren Espanto – "A Whole New World"
Magnus Haven – "Imahe"
Moira Dela Torre – "Malaya"
2023 Morissette, Arnel Pineda – "I Finally Found Someone"
2024 Morissette – "Mahal Naman Kita"
Bandang Lapis – "Pagsisisi"
Bandang Lapis – "Nang Dumating Ka"
Kris Lawrence – "Kung Malaya Lang Ako"
Crazy as Pinoy – "Panaginip"
YearArtists
2017 Morissette – "Secret Love Song"
Morissette – "Against All Odds"
Darren Espanto – "Chandelier"
Bugoy Drilon – One Day
2018 Morissette – "Chandelier"
Moira Dela Torre – "Malaya"
Kris Lawrence – "Versace On The Floor"
Michael Pangilinan – "Your Love"
Curse One/ Dello/ Flict-G/ Smugglaz – "Nakakamiss"
Regine Velasquez-Alcasid – "Araw-Gabi"
Yeng Constantino – "Ikaw"
2019 Morissette – "Mahal Naman Kita"
Morissette, Arnel Pineda – "I Finally Found Someone"
Morissette – "Akin Ka Na Lang"
2020 Morissette, Darren Espanto – "A Whole New World"
Kiyo and Alisson Shore – "Urong; Sulong"
CLR – "Bat Ngayon (Part 1)"
December Avenue – "Kahit 'Di Mo Alam"
Moira Dela Torre and IV of Spades – "Same Ground"
2021 Al James – "Pwede Ba" (Lola Amour cover)
CLR, Omar Baliw – "K&B"
Michael Pacquiao – "Hate"
Skusta Clee – "Zebbiana"
2024 Adie, Janine Berdin – "Mahika
Crazy as Pinoy – "Panaginip"
SunKissed Lola – "Pasilyo"
Dilaw – "Uhaw"

Ceremonies

EditionDateVenueHost(s)
1stJanuary 26, 2016 Smart Araneta Coliseum Robi Domingo, Gretchen Ho
2ndJanuary 16, 2017 Robin Nievera, Alex Diaz, Gretchen Ho
3rdJanuary 15, 2018 Christian Bautista, Gretchen Ho
4thJanuary 15, 2019
5th January 19, 2020 SM Mall of Asia Arena
6th January 17, 2021 Smart Araneta Coliseum [a]
7th January 30, 2022 New Frontier Theater [a] [b] Gretchen Ho, Xian Lim
8th January 30, 2023 Smart Araneta Coliseum Gretchen Ho, Christian Bautista
9th January 14, 2024Wish DJs
10th January 19, 2025

1st Wish 107.5 Awards

The inaugural year of the WMA was held on January 26, 2016, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. With the theme, "Your Coolest Musical Experience," Wish 107.5 celebrated the then-budding popularity of the country's first-ever FM-on-wheels, the Wish 107.5 Bus. [7] [8] [9]

2nd Wish 107.5 Awards

Wish 107.5 has successfully staged its 2nd Wish 107.5 Music Awards on January 16, 2017, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. The revelry themed, "Your WISHclusive Gateway to the World," held Filipino musicality in high esteem and paid tribute to the artists who lifted OPM to global recognition. [10] [11]

A total of 75 artists vied in 13 categories. Three special awards were also handed out, namely Wish Reactors' Choice, WISHclusive Viral Video of the Year, and WISHclusive Elite Circle.

3rd Wish 107.5 Awards

Wish 107.5 held the third edition of the Wish Music Awards on January 15, 2018, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. The event, themed "Taking Filipino Music Across the Globe," was a fitting homage to the artists who continue the world-class legacy of our country's homegrown music and talent.

Making the winners' success more meaningful was the opportunity to give cash donations to their chosen beneficiaries. While those who bagged major awards received Php 25,000, their respective charitable groups were granted with Php 100,000.

Wish 107.5 has shelled out a total of Php 2.125 million for this year alone. [12]

4th Wish 107.5 Awards

More than 80 artists whose songs were released and Wishclusives were rendered from November 1, 2017, to October 31, 2018, are nominated in the 18 categories of the 4th Wish 107.5 Music Awards. The awards night is slated on January 15, 2019, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. [2] [13] [14] [15] [4] [16] [17]

5th Wish 107.5 Awards

Unlike previous Wish awards, the 2020 event was held on a Sunday and at the SM Mall of Asia Arena instead.

6th Wish 107.5 Awards

Due to the imposed regulations for the mitigation of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines, the 2021 edition of the awards was streamed live through Wish 107.5's official YouTube channel on January 17, 2021, and held at an audience-less Smart Araneta Coliseum. [18] All performers of the awards ceremony, along with the hosts, organizers and certain invited nominees underwent swab testing and followed protocols to ensure their health and safety.

7th Wish 107.5 Awards

The 2022 edition was initially projected to be the first live audience event since the pandemic. It was originally set to happen on January 16, 2022, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum with performances from Billboard Music Awards and MTV Europe Music Awards nominee SB19, fellow MTV Europe Music Awards nominee Ben&Ben, as well as notable Filipino artists Juan Karlos, Lyca Gairanod, and more. Guests will be required to provide negative COVID-19 results, while audience members are expected to follow standard health and safety protocols. [19] However, due to a surge in COVID-19 cases in the country caused by the Omicron variant, the event cancelled it's admission of live audience before being postponed to January 30, 2022, and moved to the New Frontier Theater.

Statistics

Most awards by artist (including Elite Circle)

Bold text indicates most awards in a year.

ArtistAwardsYears won
Morissette 382 (2016), 8 (2017), 6 (2018), 11 (2019), 6 (2020), 1 (2021), 1 (2022), 1 (2023), 1 (2024)
SB19 193 (2020), 6 (2021), 5 (2022), 4 (2023), 4 (2024)
Darren Espanto 146 (2016), 4 (2017), 2 (2020), 2 (2021)
Moira Dela Torre 3 2018, 1 (2019), 3 (2020), 2 2021, 2 (2022), 2 (2023), 1 (2024),
Ben&Ben 112 (2018), 2 (2019), 2 (2020), 2 (2021), 1 (2022), 2 (2023)
KZ Tandingan 91 (2017), 4 (2018), 3 (2020), 1 (2022)
Jason Dy 74 (2016), 3 (2017)
IV of Spades 2 (2018), 2 (2019), 3 (2020)
Flow G 2 (2022), 1 (2023), 4 (2024)
The Juans 51 (2017), 2 (2021), 2 (2022)
Gloc-9 1 (2019), 2 (2021), 2 (2022)
O.C. Dawgs 3 (2020), 1 (2021), 1 (2024)
CLR2 (2020), 2 (2021), 1 (2024)
Arnel Pineda 41 (2017), 1 (2019), 1 (2021), 1 (2023)
Curse One3 (2018), 1 (2020)
Dello3 (2018), 1 (2020)
Smugglaz3 (2018), 1 (2020)
Flict-G3 (2018), 1 (2020)
December Avenue 1 (2019), 2 (2020), 1 (2024)
Michael Pangilinan 2 (2018), 2 (2020)
Regine Velasquez 1 (2018), 1 (2020), 1 (2022), 1 (2023)
Julie Anne San Jose 1 (2019), 1 (2020), 2 (2021)
Bugoy Drilon31 (2017), 1 (2018), 1 (2020)
Jay R 1 (2018), 1 (2020), 1 (2022)
TJ Monterde1 (2018), 1 (2022),1 (2024)
Leanne & Naara 1 (2019), 1 (2023), 1 (2024)
Arthur Nery 2 (2022), 1 (2023)
James Reid 1 (2020), 1 (2022), 1 (2023)
Zild 1 (2020), 1 (2022), 1 (2023)
Bandang Lapis 1 (2022), 2 (2024)
Zack Tabudlo 1 (2022), 1 (2023), 1 (2024)
Adie 2 (2023), 1 (2024)
Felip 2 (2023), 1 (2024)
Josh Cullen 3 (2024)

Most nominations by artist

BoldMost awards for the year
ArtistTotal 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Morissette 424861171411
SB19 16000034545
The Juans 12010033302

Wish Hall of Fame Awards

YearArtistAward
2020 Morissette The KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy Award [20]
Alfonso 'Coke' BolipataThe KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy Award [20]
Ryan Cayabyab The KDR Icon of Musical Excellence Award [20]
2021 Arnel Pineda The KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy Award
Rey Valera The KDR Icon of Musical Excellence Award
2022Ramon "Chino" Alfonso SoberanoThe KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy Award
Louie Ocampo The KDR Icon of Musical Excellence Award
2023Andrea O. VeneracionThe KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy Award [21]
Regine Velasquez The KDR Icon of Musical Excellence Award [21]
2024William GuidoThe KDR Icon of Music and Philanthropy Award [21]
Martin Nievera The KDR Icon of Musical Excellence Award [22]

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 This edition was held without a live audience due to the restrictions implemented by the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines.
  2. This edition was supposed to be held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum with a limited live audience, however, it was instead moved to the New Frontier Theater, and held without a live audience due to the surge of COVID-19 cases due to the Omicron variant.

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