Asian Indie Music Feed

A new JoySauce interview gives Sabrina Song's six-song Big Trick its sharpest entry point: Background Actor and the quiet pressure of being underestimated.

Chinese American Bear's new interview reveals that "Dance, Dance, Dance" is a live and physical-only favorite being held for a separate autumn release.

Singaporean-born, Brooklyn-based artist-producer hongjoin turns 12 hours of love, loss, and growth into the debut album CLOCKWORK.

A real Harrison Lee portrait meets BrokinPaper's NYC blend of UK garage, industrial techno, and electro-punk.

Christine DAHYUN Lee’s original song “Think of Us” opens Berklee Asia Rising’s BAR Originals series in a live Boston-rooted session.

TIFFY headlines an all-ages Pittsburgh show on August 11, with $10 advance tickets, a four-act bill, and a real venue poster to save the date.

Tokyo-born, Brooklyn-based sisters Shayna and Nava Dunkelman bring NOMON to Philadelphia's Asian Arts Initiative on August 6, with $15 advance tickets and Mikel Patrick Avery opening.

Jeena joins John Park for two New York dates at K-Music Night, with KCCNY registration opening July 22.

Debbii Dawson's new six-song EP pairs glittering alt-pop, country, and disco with sharper questions about modern dread.

Hong Kong-born Asian diaspora composer and Son Lux member Ian Chang brings a free solo set to Lincoln Center's Living Music series on July 22.

Brooklyn's Asian American Unity Fest fills The Meadows as an AAPI hardcore room, with Initiate, No Model, Cherub Chains, and other bands making the scene feel visible at full volume.

New York-based Indian American songwriter Ashni joins Asian American Arts Alliance's free Bryant Park night on September 3, bringing jazz, R&B, pop, and North Indian folk into one East Coast save.