Jonnie Park’s obsession with hip-hop cemented his place in Asian American history His memoir “SPIT: A Life in Battles” chronicles his life from growing up in LA’s Koreatown, to battling in underground rap cyphers as Dumbfoundead
Mad Tsai lives and breathes pop music The artist on his relationship with social media, stan culture, and creating space for more Asian creatives in the music industry
Laufey brings together young Wasian royalty for ‘Madwoman’ music video Wasians are having a pop culture moment and she’s meeting it with a star-studded cast of Hudson Williams, Lola Tung, Alysa Liu and Megan Skiendiel
The Two Lips: The Filipina Mexican dream pop besties headed to Coachella Group members Andrea and Jewlz sit down with Michelle De Pacina to talk music, identity, and how two best friends built a path to Coachella
Multi-hyphenate Kabir Sehgal is demystifying creativity He released his latest album “stars and static,” and says you don’t have to choose between the who you are professionally and creatively
How BTS’s comeback was hindered by the pressure of an entire industry A dive into the iconic South Korean boy band’s sixth studio album, “Arirang,” and the Netflix documentary about their return to music
JoySauce Radio: Asian women whose music has the power to transform Spring has arrived, and to kick off this season of renewal, we’re leaning into these female artists who embody this time of year
‘Any Song’ Gate: How one song disrupted the fabric of K-pop forever In 2020, South Korean rapper Zico posted a casual dance video to promote his new song, and the first K-pop TikTok dance challenge was born
KATSEYE to headline Head in the Clouds 2026 Returning to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on Aug. 8, the global girl group will be joined by acts including XG, Rich Brian, UMI, and No Na
Jennie, Charli XCX and more to headline Lollapalooza 2026 Taking place in Chicago from July 30 through Aug. 2, the lineup features notable Asian diasporic artists like aespa, I-DLE, Cortis, and SB19
DeVita is God, the Devil and human on ‘The Tree is Burning’ The South Korean R&B wunderkind releases her first and most vulnerable album since going independent from label AOMG
DJ Chika Takai brings Japanese hip-hop to the NBA Last month, she became the first Japanese woman and first DJ of Asian descent selected as the official DJ for the 2026 NBA All-Star Weekend
How exorbitant ticket prices are impacting K-pop fandom Are concerts really that much more expensive to produce, and why is the buck, so to speak, being passed onto fans?
How instrumental duo ARKAI’s unbreakable bond earned them a Grammy Jonathan Miron and Philip Sheegog of ARKAI discuss their journey from Juilliard to their Grammy-winning album “Brightside”
JoySauce Radio: When Black and Asian artists join forces, magic happens Let’s cap off Black History Month with some all-time favorite tracks featuring both Black and Asian talent
Bruno Mars’ 10 most iconic songs As we await ‘The Romantic,’ let’s take a look back at Bruno Mars’ music career
The story behind Korean rock band The Rose’s dynamic new documentary Director Eugene Yi and producer Diane Quon of “The Rose: Come Back to Me” discuss the band’s well-deserved rise as an independent global act
Our 8 most anticipated album releases to add to your calendar Asian and Asian American artists are dropping some noteworthy projects in the coming months; check out our favorites
New music alert: EJAE’s ‘Time After Time’ and Jennie’s ‘Dracula’ EJAE’s releases a heartbreak pop single while Jennie lends her silky vocals to a remix of Tame Impala’s 2025 hit “Dracula”
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ makes K-pop history at 68th Grammys K-pop scored its first Grammy with “Golden” and many winners of the evening called out ICE in their acceptance speeches
JoySauce Radio: Let these tracks carry you into the new year A new year is a great time to reinvent ourselves and these songs celebrate one of the best things about new beginnings: vulnerability
