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Johanne Morissette Daug Amon (/mɒrɪˈsɛt/ MORR-ih-SET; born June 2, 1996), known professionally as Morissette and sometimes as Morissette Amon, is a Filipino singer, songwriter, and record producer. She has been referred to as "Asia's Phoenix".[1][2] At age 14, she emerged as a runner-up in TV5's Star Factor and made her theatrical debut in 2012 as Mitchie Torres in Repertory Philippines' production Camp Rock: The Musical.[3][4] She received wider notice as a semi-finalist in the first season of ABS-CBN's The Voice of the Philippines.[5] She has a wide vocal range and has used of the whistle register in some songs.[6][7]
In 2015, Morissette released her self-titled debut album.[8] It was certified Platinum by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry.[9] In 2016, she staged her first major solo concert Morissette at the Music Museum in Manila.[10] In 2017, she co-hosted Bolt of Talent with American singer Michael Bolton, which aired on Star World and Fox TV.[11][12] She gained further recognition after representing the Philippines in 2017 and 2018 at Asia Song Festival in South Korea.[13][14] In 2018, she headlined her first concert tour titled Morissette Is Made, which made its first stop at the Araneta Coliseum.[15] In 2019, she was chosen by Disney alongside Darren Espanto to sing "A Whole New World" for the Philippine release of the live-action film Aladdin.[16]
In 2020, she worked with Bolton for a second time as co-mentors for AXN Asia's reality singing competition, Asian Dream.[17][18] In 2021, Morissette performed the Philippine national anthem at the Batasang Pambansa during the final State of the Nation Address (SONA) of former President Rodrigo Duterte.[19][20] By this time, she had begun writing and co-producing her own music, and the same year, she released an EP of her own songs, Signature.
The accolades for Morissette's music and performances have included two Awit Awards, an Aliw Award, five PMPC Star Awards for Music, and 38 Wish 107.5 Music Awards (making her the artist with the most wins at the ceremony).[21]
Life and career
Early life and career
Johanne Morissette Daug Amon, also known as Morissette, was born on June 2, 1996, in Cebu, Philippines, to her mother Analie Daug and rock musician Amay Amon. She is the oldest child and has one sibling, Jeremy Mattheu Amon. She studied at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy in Minglanilla, Cebu. Her name, "Johanne", which is pronounced as "Yohan", was chosen by her father from German composer Johann Sebastian Bach, while "Morissette" was taken from her father's favorite singer, Alanis Morissette. When she was 3 years old, her family discovered her singing the Regine Velasquez song "You Are My Song" with a karaoke machine.[22]
In her first singing contest held by a radio station in Cebu, she sang
At the age of 14, Morissette competed on
In 2012, Morissette played the lead role of Mitchie Torres in the
2013: The Voice of the Philippines
Morissette's work at TV5 supported her family financially, but she wanted to pursue a singing career. She decided to join ABS-CBN's new singing competition, The Voice of the Philippines.[36] During the blind auditions, Morissette sang "Love On Top", and Sarah Geronimo selected her to be part of her team.[37][38] Morissette progressed into the live shows, as Geronimo chose her over teammate Lecelle Trinidad when they both sang "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" during the show's Battle Rounds.[39]
During the first live show, Morissette sang "Jar of Hearts". She received the highest percentage of votes in Geronimo's team, with 57.16%, and advanced to the next level of the competition.[40][41] In the second live show, Morissette sang "What About Love", and Geronimo scored her 60% for her performance. Added to her public vote of 50.41%, her total score of 110.41 points advanced her to the semifinals.[42][43] On the first night of the semifinals, Morissette and teammate Klarisse de Guzman both sang "The Voice Within" as a battle song.[44] Morissette sang "Who You Are" on the second night, and at the end of the show, she was eliminated after losing to de Guzman.[45][34]
Performances
Stage | Song | Original artist | Date | Result |
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Blind Audition | "Love On Top" | Beyoncé | June 23, 2013 | 1 chair turned (Default to Sarah Geronimo) |
Battle Rounds | "No More Tears" (vs. Lecelle Trinidad) |
Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer | July 28, 2013 | Saved by Sarah |
Live Top 24 | "Jar of Hearts" | Christina Perri | August 25, 2013 | Saved by Public Vote |
Live Top 16 | "What About Love" | Heart | September 8, 2013 | Saved by Sarah and Public Vote (110.41 points) |
Live (Semifinals) | "The Voice Within" (vs. Klarisse de Guzman) |
Christina Aguilera | September 21, 2013 | Eliminated |
"Who You Are" | Jessie J | September 22, 2013 |
2014: ABS-CBN
In 2014, Morissette started recurring appearances on ABS-CBN's
In May 2014, Morissette gave her first solo concert entitled This Is Me, which doubled as her 18th birthday celebration.
In September 2014, Morissette performed in the 2014 finals of
2015–2019: Morissette
In 2015, Filipino Star Magazine called her "The Next Big Diva".
In mid-2015, she was cast in Chuva Choo Choo – Mr. Kupido Musicale, featuring the songs of Vehnee Saturno. She played Darla, a talented amateur singer hoping to break into the entertainment business.[64][65] Morissette was awarded as the Best New Female Recording Artist at the 7th PMPC Star Awards for Music. She was also recognized by the National Consumer Affairs Foundation's Seal of Excellence Awards as the 2015 Outstanding Female Performing Artist of the Year through a Gawad Musika Award and a Top Filipino Excellence Award.[22][66] In December 2015, she performed a mini-concert at the 26th St. Bistro, Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, produced by Stages Sessions.[67]
Morissette was also part of the concert Confessions: A Night of Secrets, Stories and Songs in February 2016 at the Music Museum by Stages Sessions.[68] At the 1st Wish 107.5 Music Awards (WMA) she won Female Artist of the Year and Wishers' Choice - Female Artist of the Year.[69][70] Winners in WMA's major award categories were allowed to choose beneficiaries of financial assistance worth ₱100 thousand. Morissette's choice was Home for the Angels in Santa Ana, Manila, a crisis center for abandoned infants.[71] For the second time, she performed in the 2016 Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs competition. She interpreted "Diamante", composed by Jungee Marcelo.[72] She won Female Artist of the Year at ABS-CBN's M.O.R. Pinoy Music Awards in 2016.[73]
Her first major concert was at the Music Museum on August 13, 2016.[74] Her performance of "I'm Here" from the musical The Color Purple garnered praise from Lea Salonga.[75] Prior to the concert, Morissette stated that she wanted to break free from her stereotype as a belter and show her skill in dancing as well as demonstrating her softer side.[76]
In 2016, Morissette was a regular on ABS-CBN's Sunday afternoon show
Morissette has often been referred to as "Asia's Phoenix" since her performance at the 14th Asia Song Festival in Busan, South Korea in September 2017, where she represented the Philippines.[86][87] She returned to the same festival to represent the Philippines in the succeeding 15th Asia Song Festival in Busan in October 2018.[88] She was the first Filipino artist to have her own V Live channel, a popular South Korean live video streaming service for celebrities.[89] In February 2018, at Morissette's concert "Made", Regine Velasquez joined her for a duet of "Akin Ka Na Lang".[90] Morissette's performance of Secret Love Song garnered over 100 million views on Wish's YouTube channel, making Morissette the first Female OPM singer to reach that milestone.[91] In August and October, Morissette experienced vocal problems and was advised to observe strict vocal rest, interfering with some concerts.[92] In November 2018, she was included in and served as the sole Filipino mentor and judge in the Filipino reality show Hello K-Idol.[93]
In 2019, Morissette and Darren Espanto recorded the song "A Whole New World" for Disney's Philippine release of the live-action film adaptation of Aladdin.[94] Later that year, Morissette was a judge for the Himig Handog 2019[95] and recorded the song "This Is Christmas" with Ben Adams, released in November 2019.[96]
2020–present: Signature EP
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In May 2020, she took part in One Love Asia, an online charity musical event to aid Asia in its fight against COVID-19.[97] In August 2020, Morissette was a judge, with Michael Bolton, in an international talent competition, Asian Dream, of AXN Asia.[98]
In November 2020, Morissette released her first co-written and co-produced single "Love You Still" through the Stages Sessions' label Underdog Music PH, co-written with her husband (then fiancé) Dave Lamar and co-produced with Lamar and Xergio Ramos.[99] In December 2020, she released a music video for the song.[100] Morissette appeared at number 7 on Billboard's Next Big Sound chart.[101][102] In February 2021, she released another single, "Phoenix", through Underdog, co-written with Lamar and co-produced with Lamar and Ramos.[103]
In May 2021, Morissette released a 25th anniversary recording of "
Morissette celebrated her tenth anniversary in the music industry through a virtual concert titled "Phoenix", held on KTX on January 23–24, 2022. The concert highlighted her performances through the years.[2] In February 2022, Morissette's rendition of "Gusto Ko Nang Bumitaw" appeared on the soundtrack of the TV series The Broken Marriage Vow. It won the "Best Theme Song or Title Theme" award at the Asian Academy Creative Awards for the Philippines.[107][108] In April 2022, Morissette, Christian Bautista, and Erik Santos gave a tour together titled "Threelogy" in the US.[109] In August 2022, Morissette released her first English-Bisaya track entitled "Undangon Ta Ni", under Underdog, composed and produced by Cebu-based songwriters Relden Campanilla, Carlisle Tabanera, and Ferdinand Aragon, along with Morissette and Lamar.[110] Her rendition of Christian Bautista's "Colour Everywhere" was released in October 2022.[111]
Personal life
Morissette and Dave Lamar were married on June 28, 2021. Morissette wrote: "Nine years since we've met, bestfriends for seven, our second round at love, each other's firsts ... and now, last and only. ... It's definitely a Y E S to a forever with you!"[112] Morissette and Lamar both appeared on The Voice of the Philippines season 1 in 2013. Morissette noted on their YouTube wedding video: "it was so hard trying to keep this a secret for the past several months, but we're finally Free!"[113][114]
Artistry
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Voice and influences
Morissette has stated in an interview that
Musicality
Cast as one of ASAP's "Birit" Queens (literally "Belter" Queens), she has been described as a power belter.[116]
In the Philippine Daily Inquirer critic Joseph Atilano praised Morissette's "very versatile singing voice ... flawless vocal registry [and] awe-inspiring vocal range".[117]
Awards and nominations
The accolades for Morissette's music and performances have included two Awit Awards, an Aliw Award, five PMPC Star Awards for Music,[118] and 38 Wish 107.5 Music Awards (making her the artist with the most wins at the ceremony).[21]
Discography
Studio albums
- Morissette (2015)
- Morissette at 14, Vol 1 (2020)
- Morissette at 14, Vol 2 (2021)
Extended plays
- Signature (2021)
- Signature: Live! (2021)
Filmography
Film
Year[a] | Title | Role | Notes | Ref(s) |
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TBA | Song of the Fireflies | Alma Taldo | A production of Culturtain Musicat Productions, based on the true story of Loboc Children's Choir | [119] |
Television
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Ref(s) |
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2007 | Ysabella | Duwendita | Special participation | [120] |
2010 | Star Factor | Herself | Contestant | [121] |
2010 | P.O.5 | Herself | Performer | [122] |
2011 | Hey it's Saberdey!
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Herself | Performer | [123] |
2011 | Rod Santiago's The Sisters | Young Carlota | Cameo | [124] |
2012 | Sunday Funday | Herself | Performer | [125] |
2012 | Pidol's Wonderland | Myrna | Episode: "Isay Is-is" | [126] |
Tracy | Episode: "Buhok ni Barbara" | |||
2012 | Nandito Ako | Denise | Guest cast | [127] |
2012 | Enchanted Garden | Cora | Special participation | [128] |
2012 | Kapitan Awesome | Mhay Sayad | Main cast | [129] |
2012 | Happy Yipee Yehey! | Herself | Guest | [130] |
2013 | Cassandra: Warrior Angel | Kristel | Supporting cast | [33] |
2013 | The Voice of the Philippines | Herself | Contestant | [131] |
2013 | ASAP
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Herself | Mainstay Performer | [132] |
2014 | It's Showtime | Herself | Performer | [133] |
2014 | GGV | Herself | Guest | [134] |
2015 | GGV | Herself | Guest | [134] |
2016 | Magandang Buhay | Herself | Guest | [135] |
2017 | Asia Song Festival | Herself | Performer | [87] |
2017 | Bolt of Talent | Herself | Host; with Michael Bolton | [12] |
2018 | Asia Song Festival | Herself | Performer | [88] |
2018 | Hello K-Idol | Herself | Mentor and Judge | [93] |
2019 | Idol Philippines | Herself | Mentor | [136] |
2019 | Coke Studio Philippines | Herself | Performer | [137] |
2019 | GGV | Herself | Guest | [134] |
2019 | Magandang Buhay | Herself | Guest | [135] |
2019 | Himig Handog | Herself | Judge | [95] |
2020 | Asian Television Awards | Herself | Performer | [138] |
2020 | One Love Asia | Herself | Performer | [97] |
2020 | Asian Dream | Herself | Resident Judge, Mentor, and Host; with Michael Bolton | [98] |
2021 | PoPinoy | Herself | Guest Judge | [139] |
2021 | State of the Nation Address | Herself | Singer | [20] |
2022 | I Can See Your Voice | Herself | Guest | [140] |
2022 | Magandang Buhay | Herself | Guest | [135] |
2022 | It's Showtime | Herself | Performer | [133] |
2022 | Miss Universe Philippines 2022 | Herself | Performer | [141] |
2022 | Sing Galing Kids
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Herself | Judge | [142] |
Stage
Year(s) | Production | Theater | Role(s) | Notes | Ref(s) |
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2012 | Camp Rock: The Musical | OnStage Theater | Mitchie Torres | A production of Disney's Camp Rock
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[3] |
2015 | Chuva Choo Choo - Mr. Kupido Musicale | Power Mac Center Spotlight | Darla | An original Filipino musical inspired by the compositions of Vehnee Saturno | [64] |
Music videos
Title | Year | Other performer(s) | Director(s) | Ref(s) |
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"Akin Ka Na Lang" | 2014 | None | Colegio de San Juan de Letran | [143] |
"'Di Mapaliwanag" | 2015 | None | Frank Lloyd Mamaril | [144] |
"Someone's Always Saying Goodbye" | 2015 | None | Unknown | [145] |
"Something I Need" | 2016 | Piolo Pascual | Unknown | [146] |
"Diamante" | 2016 | None | Jane Sotelo | [147] |
"Throwback" | 2016 | KZ Tandingan | John Lozano | [148] |
"Unbound" | 2016 | Marion Aunor Alex Gonzaga |
Frank Lloyd Mamaril | [149] |
" Baby I Love Your Way "
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2016 | Harana | Unknown | [150] |
"Naririnig Mo Ba" | 2017 | None | Miguel Potestades | [151] |
"Panaginip" | 2018 | None | Benedict Mariategue | [152] |
"A Whole New World" | 2019 | Darren Espanto | Unknown | [153] |
"Diyan Ba Sa Langit" | 2019 | Jason Dy | Frank Lloyd Mamaril | [154] |
"This Is Christmas" | 2019 | Ben Adams | Jiggy Gregorio | [155] |
"Love You Still" | 2020 | None | Jason Max | [156] |
"Phoenix" | 2021 | None | Jason Max | [157] |
"Shine (25th Anniversary Version)" | 2021 | None | Amiel Kirby Balatas | [158] |
"Could You Be Messiah" | 2021 | None | Dave Lamar | [159] |
"Trophy" | 2021 | None | Patrick Benitez | [160] |
"So Close" | 2023 | Sponge Cola Nour Hooshmand Miguel Odron |
Ken Tan | [161] |
Concerts
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Headlining
Title | Date | Associated album(s) | Venue | City | Shows | Ref(s) |
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This Is Me | May 30, 2014 | None | Teatrino, Greenhills | San Juan | 1 | [51] |
Morissette | August 13, 2016 | Morissette | Music Museum | 1 | [74] | |
Morissette: A One Night Concert | June 27, 2017 | None | Club Se7en | Dubai | 1 | [162] |
Morissette Is Made | February 20, 2018 – September 2, 2018 | SMX Convention Center Davao
|
Quezon Cebu Dubai Davao |
4 | [163] | |
The Exceptional Morissette | May 12, 2018 | Alonte Sports Arena | Biñan | 1 | [164] | |
The Phoenix Rising: Canada Tour | August 3, 2018 – August 11, 2018 | Club Regent Event Centre Toronto Pavilion Massey Theatre |
Winnipeg Toronto Vancouver |
3 | [165] | |
Morissette | December 14, 2019 | Thunderbird Resorts | San Fernando | 1 | [166] | |
Morissette: On the Go | January 10, 2020 | KICC | San Fernando | 1 | [167] | |
MORISSETTE: Live in Sinulog | January 14, 2022 | Pacific Grand Ballroom | Cebu | 1 | [168] | |
PHOENIX: A 10th Year Anniversary Concert | January 23, 2022 – January 24, 2022 | Signature EP | Virtual | Makati[b] | 2 | [2] |
PHOENIX: The Repeat | February 5, 2022 | 1 | [169] | |||
Morissette Live in Sydney | December 9, 2023 | None | Sydney Coliseum Theatre | Sydney | 1 | [170] |
Co-headlining
Title | Co-headliner(s) | Date | Venue | City | Shows | Ref(s) |
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Disney in Concert: Tale as Old as Time | Sam Concepcion Karylle ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra |
November 8, 2014 – November 9, 2014 | CCP Main Theater | Pasay | 2 | [58] |
Powerhouse | Arnel Pineda Michael Pangilinan |
October 28, 2016 | The Theater at Solaire | Parañaque | 1 | [171] |
G3 | Martin Nievera Rey Valera |
March 4, 2017 | PICC Plenary Hall | Pasay | 1 | [172] |
Disney Princess: I Dare to Dream | Lea Salonga Christian Bautista Erik Santos and more |
March 22, 2017 | Mall of Asia Arena
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1 | [173] | |
Birit Queens | Angeline Quinto Jona Viray Klarisse de Guzman |
March 31, 2017 | 1 | [174] | ||
PLATINUM The Concert | Tanya Manalang | May 6, 2017 | Newport Performing Arts Theater | 1 | [175] | |
Birit Queens: The U.S. Tour | Angeline Quinto Jona Viray Klarisse de Guzman |
May 26, 2017 – June 3, 2017 | Silver Legacy Dorothy Chandler Pavilion San Jose Civic |
Nevada Los Angeles San Jose |
3 | [176] |
Unlimited Voices | Jed Madela Darren Espanto Joliann Salvado |
June 16, 2017 | Macias Sports Center | Dumaguete | 1 | [177] |
The Voices | Sam Concepcion Tim Pavino |
April 15, 2018 | FD Phoenix Center | Guam | 1 | [178] |
Millennial Voices: Australia Tour | Darren Espanto | July 27, 2018 – July 28, 2018 | Club Marconi PlanetShakers Centre |
Sydney Melbourne |
2 | |
A Lani Morissette Musical Journey | Lani Misalucha | September 22, 2018 – September 23, 2018 | Theater at Solaire | Parañaque | 2 | [179] |
Music Is Us | Ice Seguerra Joey G. |
October 12, 2018 – October 21, 2018 | Cramton Auditorium Pechanga Resort Pittsburg High School Sam's Town Las Vegas Saban Theatre |
5 | [180] | |
OPM Overload | Ogie Alcasid Piolo Pascual |
April 5, 2019 | DWTC | Dubai | 1 | [181] |
Unleashed: BuDaKhel & The Phoenix | Bugoy Drilon Michael Pangilinan Daryl Ong |
June 28, 2019 | OLFU Gymnasium | Cabanatuan | 1 | |
#MovingOnFriday | Jason Dy | September 20, 2019 | Al Nasr Leisureland | Dubai | 1 | [182] |
In The Key Of Love | Jej Vinson
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February 1, 2020 | Waterfront Cebu City | Cebu | 1 | [183] |
Threelogy | Christian Bautista Erik Santos |
April 1, 2022 – April 16, 2022 | Hard Rock Casino
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Atlantic City
|
6 | [109] |
The Broken Marriage Vow: The Digital Concert | Angeline Quinto Kyla Jona Gigi de Lana Fana |
April 29, 2022 | Virtual | Quezon[c] | 1 | [184] |
Threelogy 2.0 | Christian Bautista Erik Santos |
November 5, 2022 – November 19, 2022 | San Francisco Dallas Chicago West Springfield |
4 | [185] | |
Fly High | Jay R | June 9, 2023 – June 11, 2023 | Hawaii Convention Center Maui Arts and Cultural Center |
Honolulu Maui |
2 | [186] |
Martin & Morissette | Martin Nievera | June 2, 2023 – June 3, 2023 | Graton Resort & Casino Fantasy Springs Resort Casino |
Bay Area
Indio |
2 | [187] |
Feels Like Home | Dave Lamar | July 7, 2023 | Music Museum | San Juan | 1 | [188] |
Notes
- ^ Refers to the film's earliest release
- ^ Phoenix was shot and filmed at the Power Mac Spotlight Theater in Makati.
- ^ TBMV was produced by ABS-CBN Events and filmed at their studios in Quezon City.
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External links
- Official website
- Morissette at AllMusic
- Morissette at IMDb
- Morissette on Spotify
- Morissette on Apple Music
- Morissette's channel on YouTube
- Morissette on Twitter
- Morissette sings "Imagine More" for the launch of Disney+ in the Philippines (2022)