Gloc 9 emerged as the biggest winner at the 26th Awit Awards during a simple ceremony on Wednesday at Sequoia Hotel, Timog Avenue, Quezon City. Daniel Padilla, on the other hand, won his very first Awit Award.

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Here is the full list of winners for the 26th Awit Awards by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI):

PERFORMANCE AWARDS

Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist:
Aiza Seguerra for “With A Smile” under Star Recording, Inc.

Best Performance by a Male Recording Artist:
Gary Valenciano for “Hanggang Sa Dulo Ng Walang Hanggan” under Star Recording, Inc.

Best Collaboration:
“With A Little Help from My Friends” by Tria Bascon with The Company under Universal Records/Torch Music Productions

Best Performance by a Group Recording Artist:
“12:51” by Krissy & Ericka under MCA Music Inc.

Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist:
“That Time of Year” by Shiela Valderrama under Signature Music Inc.

Best Performance by a New Male Recording Artist:
“Kesa” by Daniel Grospe under Ivory Music & Video Inc.

Best Performance by a New Group Recording Artist:
“Bigtime” by Baihana under Ivory Music & Video Inc./Philpop Music Foundation

CREATIVITY AWARDS

Album of the Year:
MKNM Mga Kuwento ng Makata by Gloc-9 under Universal Records Inc.

Song of the Year:
“Sirena” by Gloc-9 under Universal Records Inc.

Best Ballad Recording:
“Hanggang Sa Dulo ng Walang Hanggan” by Gary Valenciano under Star Recording Inc.

Best Rock/Alternative Recording:
“Better Days” by Franco under MCA Music Inc.

Best World Music Recording:
“Pinoy Na Krismas” by The Company under Signature Music Inc.

Best Novelty Recording:
“Kesa” by Daniel Grospe with No Problems under Ivory Music & Video Inc.

Best Dance Recording:
“Matinik” by Kenjhons under Viva Records Corp.

Best Inspirational/Religious Recording:
“Lipad Na Pangarap” by Angeline Quinto & Regine Velasquez under Star Recording Inc.

Best Christmas Recording:
“Christmas Moments” performed by Michael Philip Chan, Jose Antonio Chan, Jose Mari Chan, Liza Chan-Parpan & Franco Chan under Signature Music Inc.

Best Rap Recording:
“Tao Lang” by Loonie featuring Quest under MCA Music Inc.

Best Jazz Recording:
“Big Time” by Baihana under Ivory Music & Video Inc.

Best R&B Recording:
“Enough” by Julie Anne San Jose under GMA Records

Best Regional Recording:
“Usahay” by Noel Cabangon under Universal Records Inc.

Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage Play:
“Nag-iisang Bituin” from the teleserye Princess & I performed by Angeline Quinto under Star Recording Inc.

TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

Best Musical Arrangement:
“With A Little Help from My Friends” arranged by JD Villanueva under Universal Records/Torch Music Production

Best Vocal Arrangement: “With A Little Help from My Friends” with vocals arranged by Moy Ortiz under Universal Records Inc/ Torch Music Production

Best Engineered Recording:
“Send In The Clowns” by Sound Engineer Willy Villa under Universal Records Inc.

OTHER AWARDS

Best Album Package:
This Year by Moonstar 88 under Ivory Music & Video Inc. and First Class: Outbound Expanded Edition (Book Bound) by Christian Bautista under Universal Records

Music Video of the Year:
“Sirena” by Gloc-9 featuring Ebe Dancel under Universal Records Inc.

DIGITAL AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

I-Gateway Mobile Philippines, Inc.’s Most Downloaded Song for 2012:
“Ligaw” composed by Herbert Hernandez under Ivory Music & Video, Inc.

I-Gateway Mobile Philippines, Inc.’s Most Downloaded Artist for 2012:
Angeline Quinto under Star Recording, Inc.

EGG’s Allhits.ph Most Downloaded Song for 2012:
“Akala” composed by Chito Miranda under Universal Records

EGG’s Allhits.ph Most Downloaded Artist for 2012:
Where’s The Sheep under Viva Records Corporation

MyMusicStore’s Most Downloaded Song for 2012:
“XGF” composed by Yael Yuzon with rap verses by Los Magno under Universal Records

MyMusicStore’s Most Downloaded Artist for 2012:
Sponge Cola under Universal Records

BEST SELLING ALBUM OF THE YEAR:
“Daniel Padilla” by Daniel Padilla under Star Recording, Inc.

Winners’ list courtesy of Pep.ph