Filipino music industry today is dominated by foreign music.

MYX Hit Chart April 01, 2012

1. TuloySarah Geronimo, Somedaydream and Gary Valenciano

2. Safe and SoundTaylor Swift feat. The Civil Wars

3. Moving CloserNever the Strangers

4. Blue Big Bang

5. Da Facebook Song (Ang Ganda Ganda Mo) Tanya Morkova

6. 12:51 Krissy and Erika

7. In Love With You Christian Bautista and Angeline Quinto

8. Better Than I Know Myself Adam Lambert

9. Lego House Ed Sheeran

10. One Thing One Direction

11. Dear Lonely Zia Quizon

12. Part of Me Katy Perry

13. Forbidden Love U-Kiss

14. Fantastic Baby Big Bang

15. Bad BoyBig Bang

16. Glad You Came The Wanted

17. Bakit Pa Ba Sarah Geronimo

18. Pag-Ibig Yeng Constantino

19. With Ur Love Cher Lloyd feat. Mike Posner

20. I Won’t Give Up Jason Mraz

The youth doesn’t have that much attention to our own music.

3 or 4 out of 5 of your favorite artist are foreign.

Filipinos prefer the works of other countries.

Astrovision/Astroplus top-selling albums (2011)

ARTIST  ALBUMCOMPANY/

LABEL

Angeline Quinto Angeline Quinto Star Records

Bruno Mars Doo-Wops and Hooligans

Warner Music

Justin Bieber Never Say Never MCA Music

Various Artist RPG/Metanoia Star Records

Justin Bieber My Worlds/The Collection MCA Music

Avril Lavigne Goodbye Lullaby Sony Music

Regine Velasquez Fantasy Universal

Records

GD and Top High High Universal Records

Various Artist Grammy

Nominees 2011

Sony Music

Various Artist Full Blast

Maximum Dance Hits

Ivory Records

Willie Revillame

I Love You Viva Records

PrincessAcoustic Princess

Vicor Music

Various Artist Pure Series: Crooners

Sony Music

Taylor Swift Speak Now (De Luxe)

MCA Music

Various AstristBy Popular Demand 3

Universal Records

Typecast Typecast Backbeat Artist Mgmt.

Various ArtistAcoustic Worship 2

Able Music

David Foster Hitman Returns Warner Music

Suy Galvez Undercovers Ivory Records

Richard PoonI’ll Be Seeing You

MCA Music

Up Dharma Down

Armi Millare

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“I believe that if we bring back the glory days of OPM, when everybody starts to appreciate our local acts, then there’s going to be an implosion. Our country just might be the Korea in terms of how we appreciate our music.”

Ogie Alcasid

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