So all-encompassing is Sam Concepcion’s media career—he’s an established actor and TV host—that it’s easy to overlook the musical talent that launched him to fame in his native Philippines. Yet his first two records topped charts in his homeland: proof positive that he is a masterfully adaptable singer. He’s capable of taking on sleek synth-pop (“Forever Young”) one moment and mellow balladry like “Ikot-Ikot” the next. It’s little wonder, then, that he’s collaborated so widely; he’s hooked up with the likes of Coach Jungee, Moophs and Nadine Lustre in electrifying fashion.