Gloc-9, Abaddon, Smugglaz, Hero Release New Single “Halimaw” 

Iconic Filipino rapper Gloc-9, alongside Abaddon, Smugglaz, and Hero, has just unveiled their latest collaboration, “Halimaw.” This track not only showcases the lyrical depth and creativity of these artists but it also underscores Gloc-9’s remarkable ability to remain relevant in the music industry after 28 years.

Known for his poignant storytelling and social commentary, Gloc-9 continues to resonate with audiences, solidifying his status as a legend in the Filipino music industry.

The lyrics of “Halimaw” reflect a raw and honest exploration of the challenges faced by artists in a rapidly changing industry, especially with lines like: “Ano ang dapat kong gawin / Upang ang aking munting tinig ay iyong mapansin” (What should I do to make my small voice heard?).

Gloc-9’s verses are complemented by the fresh perspectives of Abaddon, Smugglaz, and Hero, who bring their own experiences and styles to the track, creating a rich tapestry of sound and meaning. Together, they address the struggles of aspiring artists, the quest for recognition, and the relentless pursuit of dreams.

Despite the evolution of the music landscape, Gloc-9 remains a formidable artist, continuously adapting while staying true to his roots. Moreover, his ability to connect with both seasoned fans and a new generation of listeners speaks volumes about his artistry. Furthermore, the collaboration showcases how established artists can uplift emerging voices, creating a powerful synergy that enriches the music scene.

As Gloc-9 celebrates nearly three decades in the industry, he proves that true artistry knows no bounds. “Halimaw” is a powerful reminder that the voice of experience can still echo loudly in a world that often favors the new and trendy.

The single is now available on all major streaming platforms, inviting listeners to join Gloc-9, Abaddon, Smugglaz, and Hero on a journey through the heart and soul of Filipino hip-hop.

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