VXON Drops lamoba Music Video Ahead of September 13 Performance Release

On September 6 2026, the P‑pop boy band VXON dropped the official music video for their single “lamoba,” a visual treat that pulls fans back into a nostalgic love story while hinting at the emotional core of their second studio album, Pasakalye.

The five‑member group—C13, Sam, Franz, Vince, and Patrick—has built a reputation for blending sharp choreography with relatable storytelling. The “lamoba” video follows the members as they revisit a past romantic relationship, a motif that echoes the album’s lyrical exploration of longing and reminiscence. The narrative begins with the boys playing the childhood game “Daisy Apple Lemon Juice,” before cutting to a montage of memories shared with a former lover, symbolized by the glowing white silhouette that first appeared in the August 20 concept photos.

VXON’s rollout for Pasakalye kicked off in mid‑August. On August 17, the group updated their Facebook profile picture, a subtle cue that set the stage for a series of short dance clips under the hashtag “lamoba.” The teaser campaign peaked on August 20 with concept photos bathed in neon‑purple light, featuring the same luminous silhouette that would become a visual motif in the official video. By September 1, VXON confirmed the release date for “lamoba” and announced that the track would receive an accompanying music video.

The visualizer blends playful imagery with a bittersweet narrative, aligning with the song’s lyrical focus on longing and reminiscence. Positioned as the fourth track on the eight‑song album, “lamoba” sits alongside the lead single “pelikula,” the cheeky “sht sobrang init,” and the catchy “TABI TABI.” Pasakalye* marked the group’s first full‑length project since their debut single “The Beast” in January 2022 and was issued on January 30 2026.

In addition to the official video, a performance video featuring a live rendition of “lamoba” is slated for release on September 13 2026. The upcoming clip will offer fans a different visual experience, stripping back the narrative to showcase the boys’ stage presence and vocal prowess.

VXON’s expansion beyond the Philippines accelerated this year. In July, the group partnered with Japanese entertainment company PIA Corporation, a move that is expected to open new touring and promotional opportunities in Japan. Earlier in the year, the group staged Kalawakan: The Evolution at the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City on June 27 and held their first solo concert, Kalawakan, at the SM North EDSA Skydome on February 28.

Since debuting under Cornerstone Entertainment in 2022, VXON has cultivated a growing international fan base and solidified their status as a leading act in the P‑pop scene. The release of the “lamoba” music video and the upcoming performance clip are part of a broader strategy to maintain momentum ahead of the group’s continued touring schedule.

Currently, VXON’s official channels are promoting the “lamoba” video while teasing the September 13 performance release. The partnership with PIA Corporation and the recent concerts underscore the group’s focus on expanding their presence both domestically and abroad.

With the music video’s release and the scheduled performance video on the horizon, VXON is poised to sustain engagement with their audience while preparing for future projects and potential new releases later in 2026.