K-Pop

Paul Kim, one of South Korea’s most recognized singer-songwriters behind some of K-drama’s biggest original soundtrack hits, is looking to the English market after nearly a decade in the industry.

K-pop has welcomed artists from around the world, but AM8IC is standing out with a lineup made up entirely of Chinese members.

Kazakhstan's music scene is finding new ways to reach audiences globally, and the countries’ latest girl group UMAY is bringing their own identity to that growing movement.

Following their debut, hrtz.wav is breaking onto the K-pop scene with their second EP, “The Second Wave: MOMENTUM,” building a growing fanbase while continuing to develop their sound and chemistry as a band.

The four-member group AJAA debuted in 2023 and quickly stood out in the industry as other groups leaned into more dramatic concepts. Although they're no longer new to the industry, they still hope to introduce their music to a wider audience beyond the Philippines.

NCT WISH has made a name for themselves with bright, refreshing music and fun concepts, but the K-pop group is ready to show fans another side of their sound with their newly-released fourth mini-album, “I SPY”.

Eight years into their career, VERIVERY has given fans music that has crossed genres, and their latest mini-album, “CONFETTI,” is showing that even after all of these years, they are still able to show different sides of their music and themselves.

As Filipino music continues to find a growing audience beyond the Philippines, artists Maki and James Reid are joining their voices in the growing OPM genre with their first collaboration, “luck.”

Chinese artist Aaron Young discusses the story behind his latest song “ib4u” years in the making and how he incorporated his Chinese heritage into the track.

Returning with their fourth mini-album, “UNCAPPED,” OMEGA X is bringing their growth, both personally and professionally, to the studio, showing fans a new and matured version of themselves.