From the moment I first heard “Paradise” back in 2019, I knew I’d hit onto something special. Since then, I’ve downloaded every album and single he’s released and eagerly await each new one.

It’s 5.45 am here in South Korea and K-pop boy group TRENDZ, along with a plethora of reporters and excited students, have joined a ZOOM call for a virtual fan meeting hosted by Professor Grace Kao of Yale University.

The popularity of self-producing K-pop groups has truly skyrocketed over the past few years. But what actually makes for a self-producing group?

The new ‘Summer Queens’ of K-pop are back with ONE MORE TIME, their first release since the group’s re-brand.

Following the release of their irresistible debut track, moreofthem chats with Cherry Chu about being non-binary, and their songwriting process.

Following the release of their 5th EP album Prelude of Love Chapter 2. ‘Growing Pains’, EPEX chats to Cherry Chu Magazine about new title track ‘Sunshower’ and their excitement to make new memories with their fans, ZENITH.

Helix Publicity publicist Brittany Press and translator Tiffany Bae speak to Cherry Chu Magazine about the realities of working in the Asian pop industry, as well as offer their career advice to our readers.

The “Cupid” viral stars are showing no signs of stopping, thanks to their latest record label partnership. 

It’s been seven years since pH-1 came onto the scene. Now he’s playing cities like London as part of his first world tour — an accomplishment that’s been a long time coming.

Having debuted 14 years ago, SHINee is one of the few groups in K-Pop that have been able to maintain their relevance even with an influx of new groups debuting every year.