Call My Name, a well-received album recorded in New York for Spain's Vampisoul label. Bataan is also the father of Asia Nitollano, winner of Pussycat Dolls Present: The Search for the Next Doll. In the 2006 video game, Driver: Parallel Lines, Joe Bataan's song "Subway Joe" was included in the soundtrack. In early 2009, Bataan was featured in the Kenzo Digital-produced "beat cinematic" City of God's Son. Bataan was featured as the narrator of the story, playing the part of an older Nas reflecting upon his youth in the street with cohorts Jay-Z, Ghostface Killah, Biggie and Raekwon. In 2013, Bataan received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the New York chapter of the Filipino American National Historical Society. In 2014, he met Osman Jr, from French group Setenta which, in collaboration with promoter Benjamin Levy, leads him to play for the first time in Paris in June 2015 at Le théatre des Etoiles, followed by a historic live at the Jazz Mix de Vienne in France. In September 2015, Bataan sang "My Rainbow", a soulful bolero composed by the French band. This title was released in 2016 on the album Paris to Nueva York released by Latin Big Note. With Setenta as this backing band, Bataan travels and plays on famous scenes as Selma in Stockholm (Sweden), Ronnie Scott's (London), the FGO (Paris), the Summer Stage in New York and the Théatre de la Mer of Fiest'a Sète (France). In 2015, Bataan featured on vocal on Alex Puddu's album Soul Tiger on three songs "The Mover", "Love Talk" and "50,000 Women Can't Be Wrong". The last two songs were written by Puddu/Bataan and released by Schema Records. In 2016, Bataan (along with the Barrio Boys) performed at the FANHS National Conference in New York- where 500 conference attendees danced to his music while cruising the Hudson River on the Hornblower 'Infinity'. In 2017, Bataan collaborated with Spanglish Fly, the boogaloo revival group based in New York City, to record New York Rules, written by Manuel Garcia-Orozco and Jonathan Goldman, released on the band's Ay Que Boogaloo! by record label Chaco World Music. Singing lead vocals, Bataan includes references to his famous songs "Subway Joe" and "Rap-o Clap-o." The Huffington Post calls this recording "charming, spellbinding and irresistible." A remix of the song is included on the soundtrack to She's Gotta Have It (2019), written and directed by Spike Lee. Discography