Cambodian rapper, singer, and producer G-DEVITH says he hopes to collaborate with Filipino music acts SB19 and BINI as he continues to strengthen his ties with the Philippine music industry.
The artist, whose real name is Ngoun Chan Devith, made the revelation during an intimate media conference held during his second visit to the Philippines, following his well-received performance as Cambodia’s representative at the 2026 ASEAN-Korea ROUND Music Festival in April.
G-DEVITH said he has been overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of Filipino fans, whom he described as among the most energetic audiences he has performed for.
“I think here [the fans are] more aggressive—like, they actually know how to party. And I’m very surprised and very excited… this is like one of the biggest achievements for me and my career. Thank you very much for making [me] feel at home.”
The Cambodian star also shared that he has been following several Filipino artists, including rapper Alex Bruce and P-pop group HORI7ON.
According to G-DEVITH, he first discovered Bruce through her viral rap videos and has since invited her to perform as a guest at a music festival in Cambodia.
He also revealed that discussions are already underway for a future collaboration with HORI7ON, whom he met during the ROUND Music Festival.
“Actually, we have some plans for the future… we have a collaboration, and now it’s all processing. We want to exchange music styles and make it more interesting.”
Beyond those artists, G-DEVITH expressed admiration for two of the Philippines’ biggest P-pop groups and said he would welcome the opportunity to work with them.
“I admire SB19 and BINI. If they are open to collaboration, I’m happy to explore new music together.”
His latest visit to the country culminated in his participation in the inaugural leg of the Southeast Asian Pop Music & Culture Caravan 2026, organized by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) in partnership with BSE.
The regional initiative celebrates contemporary Southeast Asian music and culture while promoting artistic collaboration and cultural exchange among neighboring countries.
Joining G-DEVITH during the inaugural event were Filipino acts HORI7ON, 1st.One, and world music band TALAHIB, alongside other Southeast Asian artists.
Known professionally as DIT-WAY, G-DEVITH is one of Cambodia’s biggest music stars. Since debuting in 2014, he has built a massive following through hit songs such as “នារី Dior,” “ឱ!,” and “Shock,” and now boasts more than 1.4 million subscribers on his YouTube channel.
