SB19’s “Moonlight” added to European Space Agency’s “Music for the Moon” playlist

• SB19 has reached a new milestone after their song “Moonlight” was included in the “Music for the Moon” playlist curated by the European Space Agency on Spotify
• The playlist was created in celebration of the Artemis lunar missions and features tracks inspired by the moon from various international artists
• The group’s track appears alongside well-known songs such as Fly Me to the Moon by Frank Sinatra and Blue Moon by The Mavericks
• “Moonlight” is a collaboration with Ian Asher and Terry Zhong, originally released in 2024 and later reworked for the group’s concert album

SB19 has added another achievement to its growing list after its track “Moonlight” was featured in the “Music for the Moon” playlist curated by the European Space Agency on Spotify.

The playlist was created to celebrate the Artemis lunar missions, a series of space exploration efforts aimed at returning humans to the moon. It brings together songs from different parts of the world that share a common theme centered on the moon.

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The Filipino group’s song appears alongside several globally recognized tracks, including Fly Me to the Moon by Frank Sinatra, Moon River by Frank Ocean, and Under the Cherry Moon by Prince. Other tracks in the lineup include Dancing with the Moonlight by Scorpions and Mr. Moonlight by The Beatles.

“Moonlight” is a collaborative track by the P-pop group with Ian Asher and Terry Zhong. The song was first released in 2024 and later gained renewed attention after being included in the “Simula at Wakas: Kickoff Concert” album, which features a rearranged version of the track.

The inclusion of “Moonlight” in the ESA playlist places the group among a diverse set of international artists whose music reflects themes connected to space and the moon. It also highlights the growing global reach of Filipino music acts in curated platforms tied to major global initiatives.

SB19 debuted in 2018 and has since become one of the most prominent P-pop groups, known for producing music that reaches both local and international audiences.

Source: GMA Network

Pablo Nase is the visionary leader, main rapper, and award-winning songwriter of the P-pop powerhouse SB19. As the CEO of 1Z Entertainment, he drives the group’s global expansion, including their historic 2026 Lollapalooza debut. Renowned for his complex lyricism and production, he recently released the acclaimed double albums Alon and Laon. In March 2026, he continues to redefine the OPM landscape with the launch of Wakas at Simula, cementing his status as a premier architect of modern Filipino music.

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In separate news, SB19 is set to release its highly anticipated album “Wakas at Simula” on March 27, marking a milestone in the group’s eight-year journey in the music industry. The project features six new tracks, including the previously released “Visa,” along with re-recorded songs presented with fresh arrangements. Members shared that the album reflects their evolving sound, artistic maturity, and growth in the business side of music, while also emphasizing unity within the expanding P-pop scene.

Meanwhile, SB19 surprised their loyal fans, known as A'TIN, after announcing their performance at Lollapalooza 2026 in Chicago. The group expressed excitement on social media about taking the festival stage. They will make history as the first P-pop group and the first Filipino act to perform at the renowned event. Their appearance is scheduled during the four-day festival from July 30 to August 2 at Grant Park.

Source: KAMI.com.gh