J-pop icon Hikaru Utada has returned with a brand new single titled 'Mine or Yours', out now on all major streaming platforms. Their sit-down with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe will be Utada’s first in ...

Co-composed with Shin Sakiura, the mid-tempo track shimmers with quiet strength. Written specifically for the drama, ‘Aria’ follows the emotional journey of the protagonist as she rediscovers ...

TWS (pronounced "Two-Us") have dropped their third mini album TRY WITH US. Following their phenomenal debut—sweeping streaming charts and rookie awards last year—the new release ushers in a new ...

J-pop powerhouse JO1 is headed back to Los Angeles as a headline act for Dodger’s Japanese Heritage Night on 28 April, fresh off their sold-out U.S. shows and eye-catching appearance at the ...

Canadian singer-songwriter and rising global sensation yung kai is set to make return to Asia this August! His upcoming yung kai: flower, moon and star tour will bring him to Indonesia, Malaysia, ...

Laced with glitchy textures and euphoric melodies, the track is a paradox: dazzling on the outside, emotionally wrecked within. It explores the tension of loving someone you know might destroy you—a ...

Acclaimed pop-balladeer RJ Dela Fuente has joined forces with "Mr. Pure Energy" himself, Gary Valenciano for a moving and heartfelt rendition of Laura Story’s 'Blessings'—released just in time for the ...

Hikaru Utada once again graces the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, joining Arca’s second weekend set, 20 April. Utada previously debuted at Coachella as part of 88rising’s Head in the Clouds ...

“It’s an album all about goodbyes and what comes after it,” frontman Symoun Durias shares, explaining that the project was born out of grief following the passing of his grandmother earlier this year.

To celebrate, Angeline went live on TikTok just minutes before the song dropped, sharing the emotional moment with her fans — and even her adorable son, Sylvio, who made a surprise appearance. In true ...

If sadness had a spokesperson in this generation, it might just be John Sam. But don’t get it twisted—his kind of sadness isn’t stagnant or pitiful. It’s poetic. It’s the kind you want playing in the ...

What happens when LA’s mysterious alt-R&B duo meets one of K-pop’s smoothest crooners? You get ‘Call It Off’, a genre-bending, groove-drenched single that effortlessly fuses West Coast cool with Seoul ...