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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-11 · 13 entries checked · 11 flagged · 40 issues confirmed · 11 corrected · 29 still open
ASAP Music — The claim that ASAP 06 was the first variety show in the Philippines to produce its own album is factually incorrect, as Eat Bulaga! had already produced albums before ASAP 06.
ASAP Music — The claim that Hotsilog and the UD4 Dance Album won Compilation Awardee at the 3rd ASAP Circle Awards is unverifiable and likely invented, as the ASAP Circle Awards are not a recognized awards body and no reliable source confirms these awards.
GMA Music — Apl.de.ap listed as on roster since 2026, a future date, not verifiable as current fact.
GMA Music — King Girado listed as on roster since 2026, a future date, not verifiable as current fact.
O/C Records — Callalily did not change its name to Lily after Kean Cipriano's departure; Callalily disbanded in 2020, and a separate band called Lily was formed by former members in 2021.
O/C Records — Unique Salonga left IV of Spades in December 2018, over a year after 'Mundo' was released in 2017, not three months later.
PolyEast Records — The entry states that OctoArts distributed Sony Music's international releases in the 1970s, but Sony Music did not exist as a label until 1991; the correct entity would be CBS Records or Epic/Sony.
PolyEast Records — The entry claims that the distribution deal with EMI in 1995 led to the establishment of Sony Music Philippines, but Sony Music Philippines was established earlier (around 1991–1992) after Sony's acquisition of CBS Records.
Sony Music Philippines — The intro states the label was established in 1995 as a local branch of Sony Music Entertainment, but the LORE section says it was established in 1995 after OctoArts International signed a distribution deal with EMI, which is contradictory and incorrect becaus
Sony Music Philippines — The LORE section claims 'Sony Music Philippines was established in 1995 after OctoArts International signed a distribution deal with EMI,' which is factually incorrect as OctoArts International was a separate label unrelated to Sony's founding.
Star Music — ABS-CBN Music is a separate division/brand, not an alternate name for Star Music; Star Music is a label under ABS-CBN Music.
Star Music — ABS-CBN Corporation did not merge into ABS-CBN Film Productions, Inc.; ABS-CBN Film Productions is a subsidiary of ABS-CBN Corporation.
Tarsier Records — The label's debut album is described as an 'eight-track EDM album,' but Tarsier Records' first release was a compilation titled 'Tarsier Records Presents: The First Wave' which featured multiple genres, not exclusively EDM, and the track count may vary; the sp
Tarsier Records — The virtual concert is called 'TY 2021,' but the actual event was named 'Tarsier Records: TY 2021' or simply 'TY 2021' is ambiguous; more importantly, the year of the concert is correct, but the name 'TY 2021' is not widely documented as a major milestone even
UMG Philippines — The entry states that the label 'never formally operated under the Universal name' and used the hybrid name 'MCA/Universal' similar to Universal Pictures' home video division from 1990 to 1997; in reality, MCA Music Inc. in the Philippines did operate under th
UMG Philippines — The entry claims that 'Universal Records—the same label that later became involved in the trademark dispute—handled PolyGram’s distribution' and that Chuaying served as its first CEO; in established canon, Universal Records (the local label) was founded in 197
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