Maki (singer)

For the Japanese singer, see &Team.

Filipino singer and songwriter (born 1999)

Maki

Maki in 2024

Background information
Birth name| Ralph William Datoon
Born|  (1999-11-27) November 27, 1999 (age 25)
Origin| Quezon City, Philippines
Genres|

* Alternative R&B
* pop
* OPM

Occupations|

* Singer
* songwriter

Years active| 2021–present
Labels| Tarsier Records

Musical artist

Ralph William Datoon (born November 27, 1999), professionally known as Maki, is a Filipino singer and songwriter from Quezon City.[1] He first gained attention with his viral songs "Saan?" and "Bakit?" from his debut EP Tanong, released on September 22, 2023, both of which saw significant success on Spotify.[2]

In 2024, Maki reached mainstream popularity with his single "Dilaw", which charted on the global Spotify chart, making it the third Filipino song to do so.[3][4] The song also became the first number-one track on Billboard Philippines' relaunched Philippines Hot 100 chart.[5] Maki is currently signed with Tarsier Records.[6]

## Early life and education

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Ralph William Datoon was born on November 27, 1999. He began writing R&B songs during his high school years and independently auditioned at various recording companies. In a media interview, he recalled being traumatized during an audition at the age of 15 during which he was treated poorly and may have faced inappropriate behavior.[7]

Datoon graduated from New Era University with a degree in communications.[7]

## Career

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Maki auditioned for the first season of the reality TV singing competition The Voice Teens.[8] Early in his career, he left the music scene as he was about to graduate from college, planning to step back from his career as a musician.[9] However, a friend discovered his demo tape, which ended up with an A&R representative at Tarsier Records, catching the label's attention.[8]

During his career, he adopted the name "Maki". He mentioned in an interview that he personally chose "Maki" as his stage name, though neither he nor Tarsier Records executives, including Jonathan Manalo and Rox Liquigan, have provided a detailed explanation for the choice. The name "Maki", which has androgynous connotations, is relatively common in Japan as both a first name and a surname, and is also widely recognized in Japanese cuisine, particularly with the dish California maki.[7] Initially, the plan was to give him some exposure as an indie artist, but he eventually signed with the label.[8] He began appearing on TV shows such as It's Showtime.[10]

Maki also performed at gigs and busking events to promote his music. His debut single, "Halaga" (Worth), was released on December 17, 2021, under Tarsier Records. In 2023, he released "Saan?" (Where?), a song for people struggling to express feelings of separation anxiety. He initially teased the song on TikTok by posting a series of snippets, which went viral and garnered over 500,000 views.[11]

He released his debut EP, Tanong (Question), on September 22, 2023, featuring the tracks "Saan?", and "Bakit?" (Why?). Maki described the songs on the album as questions directed at people who are no longer in his life, missed opportunities, and reflections on himself. The tracks originated as journal entries that eventually became a collection of songs reflecting his personal journey.[12]

Maki gained widespread recognition in 2024 with the release of his song "Dilaw" (Yellow). The song topped local Spotify and Billboard charts and even made its way onto the global Spotify chart. It became the third OPM song in history to achieve this, following Juan Karlos' "Ere" and gins&melodies' "Babaero" featuring Hev Abi. The school-themed music video for "Dilaw" featured Bini member Maloi Ricalde. Maki shared that the song had been in his vault since August 2023, waiting for the right moment to be released.[8] On August 30, Maki released a single titled "Namumula" (Blush).[13] On October 12, 2024, Maki appeared as a guest performer at a concert by the American pop rock group LANY at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan.[14]

On August 2, 2024, Tarsier Records announced that Maki would be holding his first solo concert, at the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City in November.[15] Titled "Maki-Concert",[a] the concert was originally scheduled on November 29, but was extended to November 30 after tickets for the first day sold out within four hours of their release. The tickets for the second day were also sold out.[16] On November 25, Tarsier Records announced the inclusion of Johnoy Danao, Ebe Dancel, Angela Ken, Cesca, Sitti, and Nameless Kids as guest performers at the concert.[17] The concert proceeded with renditions of Maki's original songs and collaborations as well as covers of Kitchie Nadal, Taylor Swift, LANY, and Rey Valera. He also performed his upcoming song "Bughaw" (Blue), and performed parts of another upcoming single, "Itim Na Ulap" (Black Cloud).[18] "Bughaw" was released on December 1.[19] A regional tour is also scheduled in Cebu City, Baguio and Cagayan de Oro in February and May 2025.[20][21]

In December, "Dilaw" was recognized as the Top 4 music video of 2024 on YouTube in the Philippines.[22] It was also recognized by Spotify as its Top 2 Song in the Philippines for 2024,[23] and by Google as its tenth most searched song in the Philippines for the year.[24]

In January 2025, Maki was announced as a guest performer in the Biniverse World Tour 2025 concert by Bini at the Philippine Arena in Bulacan on February 15,[25] in which he performed his singles "Namumula" and "Dilaw".[26] On February 17, Aurora Music Festival announced that Maki would perform in the second day of the music festival's 2025 iteration, which was held on May 3 and May 4 in Clark, Pampanga.[27][28] He also joined Silent Sanctuary in a joint tour of the United States on June and July 2025 organized by US-based promotions and production company Toggleswitch, with stops in Seattle, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York City, and Fairfax, Virginia.[29] Another joint tour, this time with James Reid, is scheduled in Canada in July 2025, with stops in Winnipeg, Toronto, Calgary, and Edmonton.[30]

At the inauguration of The Official Philippines Chart on February 19, Maki was recognized as its top eight Local Artist of the Year, while "Dilaw" was recognized as its top two Local Song of the Year.[31]

In March 2025, Maki said that "Dilaw", "Namumula" and "Bughaw" were part of his upcoming first full-length album, titled Kolorcoaster.[32] An component single, "Kahel na Langit" (Orange Sky), was released in June 2025.[33]

For the 2025 Philippine general election in May, Maki was cast with other musicians in a rendition of "Ako Ang Simula" (I Am The Beginning), ABS-CBN's election theme song.[34]

## Artistry

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Maki cites musical influences such as Mariah Carey, The 1975, Michael Buble, Beabadoobee, Harry Styles, Ariana Grande, and Taylor Swift. He often writes songs from a child-like perspective, aiming to create music that makes people feel understood, with melodies that evoke good memories, peace, and calmness.[11][35]

## Accolades

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Award  | Year  | Category  | Recipient(s)  | Result  | Ref.

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Awit Awards | 2024  | Song of the Year  | "Saan?"  | Nominated  | [36][37]
Best Pop Recording  | Nominated
Music Awards Japan | 2025  | Best of Listeners' Choice: International Song  | "Dilaw"  | Nominated  | [38]
Music Rank Asian Choice Awards  | 2025  | Asian Artist of the Year  | Maki  | Won  | [39]
Myx Music Awards | 2024 | Breakout Solo Artist of the Year  | Maki  | Won  | [40][41]
Song of the Year | "Dilaw"  | Nominated
Artist of the Year  | Maki  | Nominated
Music Video of the Year  | "Dilaw"  | Nominated
PhilPop Himig Handog Songwriting Festival | 2025  | MYX Choice Award for Best Music Video  | "Kurba"  | Won  | [42]
Smart People's Choice Award  | Won
PMPC Star Awards for Music  | 2024  | Song of the Year  | "Saan"  | Nominated  | [43][44]
Male Pop Artist of the Year  | Won
P-pop Music Awards  | 2024  | Artist of the Year  | Maki  | Nominated  | [45][46]
Song of the Year  | "Dilaw"  | Nominated
Music Video of the Year  | Nominated
Production Design in a Music Video  | "Namumula"  | Nominated
Breakthrough Artist of the Year  | Maki  | Won
Solo Artist of the Year  | Nominated
Favorite Streamed Artist  | Awardee
VP Choice Awards  | 2025  | Headliner of the Year for Music  | Maki  | Won  | [47]
Wish Music Awards | 2025  | Wishclusive Pop Performance of the Year  | "Dilaw"  | Nominated  | [48]
Wishclusive Collaboration of the Year  | "Sikulo" (with Angela Ken and Nhiko)  | Nominated
Wish Breakthrough Artist of the Year  | Maki  | Nominated

## Discography

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### Extended play

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List of extended plays with selected details  Title  | Album Details  | Ref.

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Tanong |

* Released: September 22, 2023 (PH)
* Label: Tarsier Records
* Format: Digital download, streaming

| [49]

### Singles

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List of singles, showing year released, selected chart positions, and associated albums  Title  | Year  | Peak chart positions  | Album  | Ref.

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PHL
[50] | Top PHL Songs
[51]
"Halaga"  | 2021  | — | —  | Non-album singles  |
"Para Sa Buwan"  | 2022  | — | —  |
"Thinkin' Bout Your Smile"
(with Gessie) | — | —  |
"Better"
(with KaixAaron) | — | —  |
"Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw (R&B Version)"
(with Moophs) | — | —  | [52]
"Saan?"  | 2023  | 16 | 11  | Tanong | [53]
"Bakit?"  | — | —  | [54]
"Kailan?"  | — | —  | [55]
"Siguro?"  | — | —
"Sigurado?"  | — | —
"Saan? (Live at the Cozy Cove)"  | — | —  | Non-album singles  | [56]
"HBD"  | 2024  | — | —  | [57]
"Balse Ng Gabi (Remix)"
(with Cesca) | — | —  | StarPop: The Remixes Volume 2. | [58]
"Sikulo"
(with Angela Ken and Nhiko) | — | —  | Non-album singles  | [59]
"Dilaw"  | 1 | 1  | [60]
"Kurba"  | — | —  | [61]
"Namumula"  | 15 | 6  | [13]
"Bughaw"  | — | —  | [62]
"Kahel na Langit"  | 2025  | 14 | 8  | [63]

### Collaborations

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List of collaboration singles, showing associated albums  Title  | Year  | Album  | Ref.

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"Thinkin' Bout Your Smile"
(with Gessie) | 2022  | Non-album singles  |
"Better"
(with KaixAaron) |
"Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw (R&B Version)"
(with Moophs) | [52]
"Balse Ng Gabi (Remix)"
(with Cesca) | 2024  | StarPop: The Remixes Volume 2. | [58]
"Sikulo"
(with Angela Ken and Nhiko) | Non-album singles  | [59]
"Ako Ang Simula"
(with various artists) | 2025  | [34]

### Soundtrack appearances

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List of media in which Maki's songs have been used  Year  | Film/series/program  | Song(s)  | Ref.

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2025  | My Love Will Make You Disappear | "Dilaw"  | [64]

## Filmography

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### Film

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Title  | Year  | Director(s)  | Ref.

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Tanong | 2023  | Kashka Gaddi  | [65]

### Music videos

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Title  | Year  | Director(s)  | Ref.

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"Saan?" (with Karina Bautista)  | 2023  | Kashka Gaddi  | [66]
"Bakit?" (with Karina Bautista)  | [67]
"Kailan?" (with Karina Bautista)  | [68]
"HBD"  | 2024  | Ingrid Ignacio  | [69]
"Sikulo" (with Angela Ken and Nhiko)  | [70]
"Dilaw" (with Maloi of Bini)  | Jaydee Alberto
Maki  | [71]
"Namumula" (with Jannah Chua)  | Kerbs Balagtas  | [72]
"Kurba" (with Kei Kurosawa)  | Raf Evangelista  | [73]
"Bughaw" (with Kyler Chua, Alexei Abella and Zeke Abella)  | 2025  | Raliug and Maki  | [74]
"Ako Ang Simula" (with various artists) | Richmond Cadsawan  | [75]
"Kahel na Langit" (with Zushibois)  | Ingrid Ignacio and Maki  | [76]

### Television shows

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Year  | Month/Date  | Program  | Ref.

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2024  | July 28  | Tao Po! | [77]
September 22  | ASAP | [78]
2025  | January 9  | It’s Showtime | [79]
January 22  | [80]
February 2  | ASAP | [81]

## Concerts

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* Maki-Concert (2024)[82]

## See also

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* 2023 in Philippine music
* 2024 in Philippine music

## Notes

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1. ^ lit. 'Join a Concert. Maki being a Tagalog prefix to join an activity'

## References

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34. ^ a b "Halalan 2025: Remaking 'Ako Ang Simula'". ABS-CBN News. April 21, 2025. Retrieved April 26, 2025.
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* "Saan?": "Philippines Hot 100 – Week of August 31, 2024". Billboard Philippines. Retrieved December 27, 2024.
* "Dilaw": "Philippines Hot 100 – Week of July 6, 2024". Billboard Philippines. Retrieved December 27, 2024.
* "Namumula": "Philippines Hot 100 – Week of October 19, 2024". Billboard Philippines. Retrieved December 27, 2024.
* "Kahel na Langit": "Philippine Hot 100 – July 5, 2025". Billboard Philippines. Retrieved July 2, 2025.
51. ^ Peak chart positions for:
* "Saan?": "Top Philippine Songs – Week of August 24, 2024". Billboard Philippines. Retrieved December 27, 2024.
* "Dilaw": "Top Philippine Songs– Week of July 6, 2024". Billboard Philippines. Retrieved December 27, 2024.
* "Namumula": "Top Philippine Songs – Week of October 26, 2024". Billboard Philippines. Retrieved December 27, 2024.
* "Kahel na Langit": "Top Philippine Songs - Week of July 12, 2025". Billboard Philippines. Retrieved July 9, 2025.
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## External links

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* Maki at IMDb

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* "Dilaw"
* "Namumula"
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