Jay Taj reminds us that there is no AA+PI without Pacific Islanders He makes art like he makes a point: across platforms and identities, and with a clear mission to make Pacific Islanders impossible to ignore
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
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
