P-pop acts unite for powerful new anthem
The title ‘Sulong,’ which translates to ‘move forward,’ symbolizes progress and determination — themes deeply connected to the continued rise of P-pop worldwide.

The title ‘Sulong,’ which translates to ‘move forward,’ symbolizes progress and determination — themes deeply connected to the continued rise of P-pop worldwide.


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Filipino pop music takes center stage once again as KAIA joins forces with HORI7ON and 1ST.ONE for “Sulong,” the official soundtrack of the 2026 ROUND Festival.
The high-energy track, released under the collaborative banner Project P-Pop: Rising, highlights the growing influence of P-pop on the international stage while celebrating unity among Filipino artists. Blending vibrant pop sounds with an uplifting message, the song reflects a shared mission to bring local music to a wider global audience and strengthen ties between ASEAN and Korean entertainment industries.
For KAIA, the collaboration became more than just recording a song together. The group described the experience as meaningful and inspiring, noting how artists from different backgrounds and styles came together with one purpose: to proudly showcase Filipino talent. The members also emphasized the teamwork behind the project, recognizing the creatives and production teams who helped bring the vision to life.
The title “Sulong,” which translates to “move forward,” symbolizes progress and determination — themes deeply connected to the continued rise of P-pop worldwide. According to the artists, projects like this prove that collaboration can open doors, unite fan communities, and create bigger opportunities for Southeast Asian music on the global scene.
Fans can catch the live performance of “Sulong” through broadcasts on KBS World TV this May, with episodes also premiering on the network’s YouTube channel. The single is now available on major streaming platforms worldwide under Sony Music Entertainment.
Organized by ROUND Festival, the annual event aims to strengthen cultural exchange between ASEAN countries and Korea through music and live performances.