APESHIT emerges as a sharp pop work from the Philippines, landing within the sprawling, deeply personal body of work anchored by Loonie’s long-awaited comeback album, Meron Na, a project that wraps every creative choice in the unvarnished truth of an artist who has weathered public scrutiny, personal upheaval, and a years-long fight to clear his name. Central to every layer of Meron Na is Loonie’s core belief that collaboration elevates every creative pursuit, a principle that leads him to pull in some of the most vital voices in Philippine hip-hop to bring his vision to life. Alongside established names that have shaped the country’s hip-hop landscape for years—Flow G, Omar Baliw, JRLDM, and Smugglaz—he makes space for up-and-coming talent like Hev Abi, ensuring his work bridges generations of artists who each bring a distinct perspective to the album’s overarching narrative.