Jason Dy, hailing from the Philippines, is a noteworthy figure in the contemporary R&B and pop scene within Southeast Asia. He catapulted to fame after becoming the grand champion of the second season of "The Voice of the Philippines" in 2014. Born on June 19, 1990, Jason Dy's vocal prowess and charisma have earned him an enthusiastic following. Following his victory on "The Voice," he secured a contract with MCA Music Inc. (now known as Universal Music Philippines) and released a series of successful singles and albums. With a warm, soulful voice and a talent for poignant emotional expression, Dy has won the hearts of fans across the region.

His self-titled album, "Jason Dy," which includes hits such as "Milagro" and "Caught in That Feeling," solidified his place in the music industry. His popularity continued to grow with the release of songs like "Ulit-Ulit" and "Paano Ko Sasabihin," showcasing his versatility and depth as an artist. Besides his individual endeavors, Dy has shown his ability to collaborate seamlessly, as evidenced in the duet "Tayong Dalawa" alongside KZ Tandingan. Dy's music often explores themes of love, heartache, and personal growth, and he has demonstrated his commitment to his craft through continuous output and engagement with his audience. With each release, from heartfelt ballads to upbeat tracks, Jason Dy reaffirms his standing as a significant figure in Filipino music.