Cup of Joe’s “Multo” has landed the No. 1 spot on the Top OPM Songs of 2025 on Apple Music Philippines.
According to a report by All Charts PH on the social media platform X, “Multo” secured the top rank, followed by “Marilag” by Dionela at No. 2, “Dilaw” by Maki at No. 3, “Sining” by Dionela featuring Jay R at No. 4, and “Tibok” by Earl Agustin at No. 5.
Rounding out the Top 10 are “Palagi (TJxKZ Version)” by TJ Monterde and KZ Tandingan at No. 6, “Tingin” by Cup of Joe and Janine Teñoso at No. 7, “Kahel na Langit” by Maki at No. 8, “Namumula” by Maki at No. 9, and “Misteryoso,” also by Cup of Joe, at No. 10.
Cup of Joe recently held a two-day major concert titled Stardust at the Big Dome on October 10 and 11.
Back in February, Cup of Joe staged their Silakbo concert at the same venue for two days.
Cup of Joe released their debut studio album Silakbo in January this year.
"Because this is our first major album, we wanted to do something different. Mga previous songs namin very energetic, pero this time we wanted to be very emotional, very raw," vocalist Raphaell Ridao shared about the theme of the album in a previous interview with ABS-CBN News.
"When we look at the songs we created, it was natural to come up with an idea expressing our journey through music and life. This is a compilation of what we experience and our collective raw emotions," he added.
Silkabo contained 10 tracks including the hit song "Multo."
In a previous interview with pikapika.ph, the band reflected on why "Multo" became such a massive hit.
"Sobrang daming nakarelate. Na-encapsulate niya talaga ‘yong pinakasense ng yearning, ng longing sa things that could have been, sa regrets, ganyan. And I think maraming nakarelate," vocalist Gian Bernardino remarked.
Guitarist Gabriel Fernandez also shared that the song can be interpreted in different ways by listeners, making it a powerful anthem. "Madaming pwedeng maging meaning ’yan so may mga tao na iba-iba ’yong experience. Parang, in a sense, nakakarelate din sila doon sa song na ’yon, in a different way nga lang," he highlighted.