In honor of Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’ve highlighted ten up-and-coming AAPI artists in genres from hip-hop to synth-pop to indie-rock, and included suggestions for similar acts to check out.
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Just as AAPI creatives have been making significant strides in film and TV lately with blockbusters like Beef and Everything Everywhere All at Once, countless AAPI artists have been steadily gaining notice in their respective corners of the music world. Babe, oh, babe, Im gonna leave you Oh, baby, you know, Ive really got to leave you Oh, I can hear it callin me I said, dont you hear it callin me the way it used to do Oh I know, I know, I know Im never, never, never, never, never, never, never Gonna leave you babe But, I got to go away from this place, Ive got to quit you, yeah Oh. A recent study found that a whopping 44% of Americans can’t name a single famous living Asian American.īut that all might soon change as Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) continue to gain visibility across the entertainment industry.
who are well-known among mainstream audiences, though it’s doubtful how many listeners are aware of their Asian heritage.
Asian pop acts like BTS and BLACKPINK have taken over the world in recent years, but what about homegrown Asian-American artists? Sure, a small handful of American musicians of Asian descent have made a name for themselves in the US, such as Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast, indie singer-songwriter Mitski and house DJ and producer Yaeji.
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