<a href="https://www.facebook.com/BINIph.official" target="_blank" rel="noopener">BINI</a>, the only Filipino group featured on the Grammy Awards recently published '12 Rising Girl Groups to Know,' continues to make waves in the global music scene.
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On October 3, the Recording Academy recognized Filipino pop, or P-pop, as one of the fastest-growing music markets, with BINI leading the revolution. The Grammy Awards highlighted the girl group's achievements, including being the first Filipino act to be featured on Spotify's Top Artist Global Chart and the first to perform at the KCON Festival. The Academy also acknowledged that BINI rightfully deserves the title of 'Nation's Girl Group.' Additionally, the group was included in Teen Vogue&rsquo;s list of '12 Girl Groups to Watch in 2024. &rsquo;
BINI first gained attention through ABS-CBN's 2019 training program 'Star Hunt Academy.' They have since risen in popularity across Southeast Asia with their EDM-driven pop production and a blend of English and Tagalog lyrics. Songs such as "Pantropiko" and "Salamin, Salamin," have become viral hits. BINI has been creating and performing hits since their debut in 2021.
They have several exciting performances lined up, including the upcoming Asiya Festival and Billboard Philippines: Mainstage this month, as well as the Grand BINIverse concert in November.
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