Justin Vasquez drops heartfelt new single 'Kung Di Mo Alam'
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Filipino-Australian Justin Vasquez is back to serenade fans with his new single “Kung Di Mo Alam,” a soulful R&B track that blends English and Tagalog in a love song made for the feels.
From soulful covers to chart-topping originals, Justin Vasquez continues to establish his presence in the OPM scene.
Known for his signature reverse cap, boy-next-door charm, and silky smooth vocals, the Filipino-Australian singer-songwriter has come a long way from being the internet's crush to one of the industry's most promising young hitmakers.
Justin first captured hearts through his YouTube covers, reimagining songs with raw emotion and artistry that made them distinctly his own. His talent soon brought him to bigger stages, The X Factor Australia in 2014 and Himig Handog in 2019, paving the way for his transition from cover artist to full-fledged recording act.
Since then, his reach has grown exponentially, racking up over 1.2 million followers on TikTok and hitting streaming milestones that cement his influence.
His 2024 single “What U Need” scored more than 3 million streams on Spotify and even made it to the platform's Viral Charts, while his July 2025 track “Home” has already surpassed 1 million streams.
Now, Justin returns with what may be his most heartfelt release yet: “Kung Di Mo Alam,” an R&B-inspired ballad that seamlessly blends English and Tagalog. The song captures the kind of love that grounds, heals, and inspires.
“This song is very close to me. It's about the kind of love that gives you clarity and makes everything feel worth it,” Justin shares.
With its heartfelt lyrics and soulful delivery, “Kung Di Mo Alam” is the kind of track you'll want to play on repeat--whether you're in love, in the process of healing, or simply daydreaming.
Justin Vasquez's “Kung Di Mo Alam” is now streaming on Spotify and all major digital platforms.
