7 SB19 International Collabs You Need on Your Playlist
Last Updated on July 28, 2026 by Melina Competiello
SB19 has built a reputation for pushing P-pop onto the global stage, and their international collabs prove it. From EDM anthems to heartfelt ballads and cross-cultural remakes, the group has teamed up with musicians from around the world while showcasing their signature sound.
If you’re looking to expand your playlist, here are seven SB19 collaborations that deserve a listen.
1. “Moonlight” with Ian Asher and Terry Zhong
If you’re in the mood for an upbeat dance track, start with “Moonlight.” The song pairs SB19 with American DJ Ian Asher and Chinese producer Terry Zhong for an EDM-inspired release that blends electronic production with the group’s smooth vocals. It also marked a chance for SB19 to experiment with a different musical style.
2. “Ready” with Apl.de.Ap
SB19 joined forces with Black Eyed Peas member Apl.de.Ap for “Ready,” a dance-pop anthem released in 2024. The collaboration mixes Apl.de.Ap’s signature sound with SB19’s harmonies, creating an energetic track that highlights both artists’ strengths. The members have also shared how much they learned from working with the Filipino-American rapper and producer.
3. “Golden Hour” with JVKE
SB19 put its own spin on JVKE’s global hit “Golden Hour” by recording a special remix. The group added a Filipino verse to the song, giving fans a fresh take on one of the most popular viral tracks in recent years.
4. “Love Yours” with Ohwon Lee
South Korean singer-songwriter Ohwon Lee invited SB19 to feature on “Love Yours,” a song that encourages listeners to embrace self-love and confidence. The collaboration combines heartfelt lyrics with mellow pop production, making it one of the group’s most uplifting international releases.
5. “MAPA (Indonesian Version)” with Aruma
SB19 gave one of its most emotional songs a new twist by collaborating with Indonesian singer Aruma on an Indonesian version of “MAPA.” Aruma opens the track before the members perform portions of the song in Bahasa Indonesia, creating a meaningful cross-cultural remake.
6. “Emoji” with JOLIN
One of SB19’s newest international collaborations is “Emoji,” featuring Taiwanese pop icon JOLIN. The song appears on the group’s Wakas at Simula album and reflects SB19’s continued push into the wider Asian music scene through collaborations with established global artists.
7. “Toyfriend” with BE:FIRST
SB19 also teamed up with Japanese boy group BE:FIRST for “Toyfriend.” The collaboration brings together two of Asia’s biggest pop acts and highlights the group’s growing presence in Japan as they continue to reach new audiences.
SB19 continues to take P-pop worldwide
International collaborations have become an important part of SB19’s journey. Whether they’re working with artists from Indonesia, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, or the United States, each project introduces the group to new listeners while staying true to their identity.
With more global partnerships on the way, fans can expect SB19’s playlist of international collaborations to keep growing.
Which SB19 international collaboration is your favorite, and which artist would you like to see them work with next?
Frequently Asked Questions
“Moonlight” with Ian Asher and Terry Zhong and “Ready” with Apl.de.Ap are among SB19’s most recognized international collaborations.
SB19 has worked with artists from the United States, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, China, and Japan.
Yes. SB19 collaborated with Japanese boy group BE:FIRST on the song “Toyfriend,” which appears on Wakas at Simula.
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