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Gloc-9 Coffee Table Book TABLE OF _C_O__N__T_E__N_T__S_____2__ _IN_T_R_O__ _3__ B_IO_G_RA_PH_Y_ _4__ DI_SC_O_GR_A_PH_Y _5__ A_W_A_R_D_S_ _6__ A_W_A_R_D_S_ PERSONAL _7__ _L_I_F_E__ _8__ L_E_G_A_C_Y_ _I_N__T_R__O_ ________ ARISTOTLE POLLISCO, better known by his stage name, Gloc-9, is a Filipino rapper well know for the relatability of his songs. His demographic is the masses, and he shows it, writing about the daily problems of the Filipino everyman, the social injustice rampant in our current society, and even the horribly adverse effects of traffic. If there's one Filipino musician to open our eyes to social issues it's GLOC-9. "The secret to success in rap sa Pinas? It’s being real about everything." __B__I_O__G_R__A_P__H__Y_ POLLISCO used to write his songs while working in his family's sari-sari store where he grew up.He is the second child of four, his father was an OFW and his mother ran the store.. Pollisco started his career in the underground hip-hop scene with the gangsta rap group Death Threat. After releasing a few albums with them, they parted ways, and Pollisco made his debut with the self- titled ablum Gloc-9. Eventually, it was his album MKNM IN 2012 that _pro_pe_lle_d _him_ to_ s_tar_do_m _wi_th _his_ so_ng_ Sirena. "Na-realize ko kung gaano kalaki ng sakripisyo at hirap na ginawa nila sa pagpapalaki nila sa amin." D_ _I__ _S___ _C___ _O__ __G__ __R__ __A__ _P___ _H___ _Y __A__L_B_U__M__S____ –GLOC-9– 2003 –AKO SI...– 2005 –DIPLOMA– 2007 –MATRIKULA– 2009 –TALUMPATI– 2011 MKNM: –Mga Kwento – Ng Matkata 2012 –LIHIM AT LIHAM– 2013 –BIYAHE NG – PANGARAP 2014 –SUKLI– 2016 –ROTONDA– 2017 _______ "I get my material mostly from everyday life, lalo na ng mga masa. Naranasan ko rin ang nararanasan nila." 2002: -Katha Award for Best Rap Recording for “Isang Araw” -Awit Award for Best Rap Recording for “Isang Araw” 2003 Awit Award for Christmas Song “Pasko Na Naman” 2005-2009 -Rap Artist Of The Year, The Philippine Hip Hop Awards 2005 -Video Of The Year Mtv Pilipinas for “Sayang” 2009 -Waki Opm Awards 101.9 Best Dance Hit “Sumayaw Ka” 2010 -23rd Awit Awards: -Song Of The Year -Best Rap Recording -Best Collaboration -Best Sound Engineer for the Song “Upuan” (“Upuan” Is the first rap song awarded as Song Of The Year in the history of Awit Awards) -Best Rock/Alternative Recording “Martilyo” -Tambayan 101.9 Opm Awards Song Of The Year For “Upuan” -Myx Music Awards Favorite Urban Video “Upuan” (directed by J Pacena) -Wave 89.1 Urban Music Awards Best Male Hip Hop Artist _A_W___A_R__D__S_____ To date, Gloc-9 is one of the few artists to get an award for each album he has made. 2011 -Myx Music Awards Favorite Male Artist -PMPC Star Awards: -Rap Artist of the Year -Rap Album of the Year, Talumpati, Sony Music -Music Video of the Year, “Walang Natira” directed by J. Pacena 2012 -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Male Artist -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Urban Video, “Elmer” -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Collaboration, Parokya Ni Edgar’s “One Hit Combo” feat. Gloc-9 -Famas Award, Best Movie Theme Song for “Hari Ng Tondo” -Globe Tattoo Awards, Indie Rocker of the Year -Yahoo OMG Awards, Male Singer of the Year -USTv Students’ Choice Awards 2012, Best Music Video for “Walang Natira” 2013 -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Song, “Sirena” feat. Ebe Dancel -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Collaboration, “Sirena” feat. Ebe Dancel -MYX Music Awards, Favorite MYX Live Performance with GLOCNINE -PMPC Star Awards for Music, Album Of the Year, Mga Kwento Ng Makata -PMPC Star Awards for Music, Music Video Of the Year, “Sirena” -Awit Awards, Album of the Year, Mga Kwento Ng Makata -Awit Awards, Song Of The Year, “Sirena” -Awit Awards, Music Video Of The Year, “Sirena” t 2014 -Awit Awards, Best Collaboration, “Magda” feat. Rico Blanco -Awit Awards, Album of the Year, Liham at Lihim -Awit Awards, Song of the Year, “Magda” feat. Rico Blanco -Awit Awards, Best Rap Recording, “Magda” feat. Rico Blanco -Best Novelty Recording, “Papel” by Joey Ayala feat. Gloc-9 -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Song, “Magda” feat. Rico Blanco -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Collaboration, “Magda” feat. Rico Blanco -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Music Video, “Magda” feat. Rico Blanco -MYX Music Awards, Favorite Urban Video, “Magda” feat. Rico Blanco -WAVE 89.1, Urban Music Awards, Best Original Song “Magda” feat. Rico Blanco 2015 -Guillermo Mendoza Box-Office Entertainment Awards, Male Recording Artist of the Year -FAMAS Awards, Best Original Theme Song, “Hindi Pa Tapos” for “Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo Most of these awards come Nominations: from Myx Music Awards, _____________1__2__1__ Awit Awards and PMPC Star Awards for Music. Awards won: 63 PERSONAL _L__I_F__E__________ POLLISCO was the second child of four, and was often in charge of the family's sari-sari store, which was eventually demolished to build his brother's house. His father being an overseas worker, his mother had the job of raising the whole family on her own. "My mother did that very well. Siya ang nagpalaki sa amin. Now that I have a family of my own, I really appreciate my mother all the more. Na- realized ko kung gaano kalaki ng sakripisyo at hirap na ginawa nila sa pagpapalaki nila sa amin. That’s why I always mention in interviews how forever thankful I am to them." He has two children one male, one female, both twins, born in November 2004., and recently finished studying Nursing at STI College-Fairview. "I've learned from my parents but I have my own diskarte. My twins are a boy and a girl, so magka-ibang diskarte ang pagpapalaki sa kanila. They are both musically-inclined.” _L_E__G___A__C__Y_____ AS OF YET, few Filipino artists are able to write songs pointing fingers at our current social issues and still make it to the mainstream. Gloc-9 is a first. His raps aren't happy because that's the point: to aim a finger at the current problems of our country and look them in the ey, not trying to turn away and pretend everything's alright. He doesn't wear bling, he doesn't do drugs, he doesn't drink, he's not into vices, he doesn't call himself famous. He doesn't identify himself as a rapper, because that's not what he set out to do. He's just another guy on the street who acknowledges the problems in our society, and is willing to open his eyes to it. And if we want to make our ntion better, we have to do the same, too. "...I LIKE TO BELIEVE THAT I AM NOT YET FINISHED WITH THIS JOURNEY. KAPAG ALAM KO NA MALAPIT NA, THAT’S WHEN I WILL WRITE THE SONG OF MY LIFE.”.
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