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Category: Music
The Lookout: Upcoming, Star-Studded Film Releases and New Music to Celebrate the Start of Pride Month
The Illinois Senate and President Biden are taking steps to combat anti-Asian hate, Hayley Kiyoko releases a first self-directed music video and 10-year-old singer goes viral on “America’s Got Talent.”
Masala: Audrey Nuna Is Normalizing Diversity in Media
R&B singer and rapper Audrey Nuna doesn’t feel the pressure, but rather the desire, to be great with her work as an Asian American artist. Her ambition to have […]
The Lookout: Asian American Advocacy Through Music and Special New Collaborations To Wrap Up APAHM
Editor’s note: Adapted from our monthly listicles, “The Lookout” is our weekly series bringing you the latest scoop of what’s happening in AAPI entertainment. We’re doing the legwork, so […]
The Lookout: Action-Packed Upcoming Releases and Asians Raising Awareness Through Art
Editor’s note: Adapted from our monthly listicles, “The Lookout” is our weekly series bringing you the latest scoop of what’s happening in AAPI entertainment. We’re doing the legwork, so […]
The Lookout: Star-Studded New Releases and Updates on AAPI Current Events
Editor’s note: Adapted from our monthly listicles, “The Lookout” is our new weekly series bringing you the latest scoop of what’s happening in AAPI entertainment. We’re doing the legwork, […]
The Lookout: Upcoming AAPI Film, Music and Book Adaptations to Get Excited About
Editor’s note: Adapted from our monthly listicles, “The Lookout” is our new weekly series bringing you the latest scoop of what’s happening in AAPI entertainment. We’re doing the legwork, […]
The Lookout: Major Wins Start Off Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
Editor’s note: Adapted from our monthly listicles, “The Lookout” is our new weekly series bringing you the latest scoop of what’s happening in AAPI entertainment. We’re doing the legwork, […]
Character Concerts: Be a Fool for Sam Tsui
There was a time when professional-grade covers and mashups of popular songs dominated the YouTube homepage. Budding musicians showcased their abilities to an easily-accessible audience, giving someone like Sam […]
Character Concerts: NISHA Finds Artistry in Their Identity
Self-identity has always been an important part of NISHA’s artistry. As a Nigerian-born Indian American immigrant and genderqueer singer-songwriter, they’ve never fit into a certain box until they began […]
Character Concerts: How Travis Atreo Has Adapted To Follow His Dreams
Travis Atreo has constantly evolved his craft in order to make his voice heard and to become the artist he always dreamed of becoming. Atreo first got his start […]
Character Concerts: Bridgette Bryant Lives Among Legends
Not many people can say they have traveled the world alongside both Phil Collins and Stevie Wonder. But for Bridgette Bryant, it was just like singing with old friends. […]
Character Concerts: JP Castillo Teaches Us To Chase Success, Not Fear
Hailing from Costa Rica from a family of musicians, JP Castillo was practically born into music. “[Music] was always in me,” he reminisced. From a young age, he would […]
Character Concerts: Krost Returns to the Stage and Reignites Her Passion for Music
Southern California-native musician Krost, with her alternative indie sound, wasn’t afraid to be vulnerable on this week’s episode of Character Concerts and opened up about her creative struggle during […]
Character Concerts: Year of the Ox on the Powers of Perseverance
When you think of the budding Asian American rap scene, the Koreatown clubs of Los Angeles and the iconic venues of New York are quick to come to mind. […]
