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
Ten years in, Ylona Garcia is just getting started The 23-year-old Filipino Australian singer-songwriter on the lessons she’s learned along the way, her inspiration and more
Bruno Mars is back! His new track “I Just Might” arrives ahead of a forthcoming new album, “The Romantic,” set to be released in February and a global tour
It‘s official, BTS is making a comeback! The K-pop group is officially back with a new album out March 20 and upcoming world tour after years of solo projects and military service
Yves on the rise with pop hit after hit The K-pop girl group member-turned-soloist chats with JoySauce about her latest EP, collaborations, and more
ADOR sues NewJeans’ Danielle for $31 million amidst K-pop group’s division The new lawsuit is a continuation of the K-pop group’s ongoing legal battle with its management agency
JoySauce Radio: Our favorite Asian diasporic songs from 2025 As the year comes to an end, we are taking a look back at some of our favorite songs by Asian diasporic artists from 2025
Trinity Jo-Li Bliss shines as the rising star of ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ The Chinese American actress and singer-songwriter is primed with a decade of training
Mikah’s ‘Homesick Trilogy’ explores identity beyond borders The Japanese American singer-songwriter discusses his latest music and his global upbringing across Hawaii and Asia
ena mori: ‘Good music is immortal, and it lives on’ The Japanese Filipino singer, with her electronic-infused sound and vulnerable lyricism, is ready to take Filipino music global
Hillari takes New York by storm with first international tour date The singer-songwriter discusses her international debut, her European tour dates this past summer, and more
XG’s Cocona comes out as transmasculine non-binary The singer came out via Instagram post, with CEO Simon reaffirming backing them as the group prepares new music and a world tour
P-pop on the rise: Why the world should be watching the Philippines A growing pride in homegrown acts is reshaping how Filipinos consume music and leading to P-pop going global
Who are the real-life voices behind Huntr/x? With songs from “KPop Demon Hunters” topping charts and amassing award nominations, let’s get to know the voices behind the trio
Meet BINI: The next big thing in P-pop The Filipino girl group is a sound all their own, and their next stop is Coachella 2026 as the first P-pop group to play the festival
NewJeans’ legal disputes with label ADOR finally come to a close All five members of the group reunite with ADOR after a court ruling upholds their contracts through 2029, closing a major K-pop dispute
Say She She’s Piya Malik: ‘We never want to be typecast’ The disco funk group member on the trio’s serendipitous origins, feeling instant chemistry with each other, and their latest album
