Pop works that emerge from the Philippines regularly lean into collaborative frameworks to expand the reach and scope of their creative visions, weaving together distinct creative perspectives to craft works that resonate both within the archipelago and beyond its borders. This sound, rooted in the Filipino pop landscape, carries the core of what makes regional pop from the country such a dynamic and evolving space, where creators are unafraid to pair their own unique creative sensibilities with partners that bring new layers of depth and interpretation to every project they join. Titled Dollhouse (with Lily Rose Depp), the work fits neatly into a longer tradition of pop creations from the Philippines that center collaborative storytelling, using the structure of pop as a flexible medium to explore ideas that feel both specific to the experiences that shape creative output in the country and universal enough to connect with audiences far removed from the context that spawned the work.