For ONE OR EIGHT, EN-GÏNE is more than a collection of six songs. The group's first EP arrives at a point when their sound, audience, and ambitions are all continuing to expand, bringing together the high-energy performance style that has become part of their identity with a wider exploration of production, atmosphere, and emotion. ONE OR EIGHT at HITC (©️ K Fuse) Released following the group's recent pre-release singles, "YANKEE SQUAT" and "INVINCIBLE," EN-GÏNE gives listene

For Warren Hue, returning to Head in the Clouds is a little like coming home. After years of performing at the festival, the Indonesian artist stepped onto the Rose Bowl stage once again this year, bringing his music to a crowd that has watched both him and the festival grow. Even with the years between his first appearance and his latest performance, Warren found something familiar in the experience. The crowd carried an energy that reminded him of his first HITC, giving him

There are artists whose music feels like a conversation rather than a performance. Listening to UMI often feels like sitting beside the ocean she takes her name from— calming, reflective, and comforting in a way that encourages listeners to slow down and simply exist for a while. Whether she's exploring love, uncertainty, or self-discovery, her songs have become a safe place for fans around the world who see pieces of themselves in her honesty. Photo by asia specific arts Ahe

There are artists who arrive on a debut with a fully formed spotlight moment, and then there are artists like Calvin Kai. His introduction feels more like opening a personal journal set to music. With his upcoming debut EP BACK TO YOU, Calvin steps into the spotlight not just as a new voice in music, but as a storyteller shaped by lived experience, emotional reflection, and a deep connection to narrative-driven sound. The Heart of the Artist In this conversation with K Fuse,

A debut is often a statement, but for COMMA, it reads more like a beginning already in motion. The four member group steps forward not with hesitation, but with a clear sense of identity shaped long before their first official release. With their debut single “Toxic Sugar,” COMMA introduce a sound built on contrast, sweetness layered with tension, confidence balanced with restraint. In conversation with K Fuse, JU SUNG, JJ, LEN, and MIN HO reflect on the path that brought the

JIO—the Seoul-based singer-songwriter crafting fragile soundscapes between alt-R&B, ambient pop, and modern Korean ballad—turns whispered confessions into melodies that linger long after the music fades. From his atmospheric debut "Shanty" to the vulnerable "Heart to Heart," this former elementary school teacher pours emotional distance, longing, and quiet resilience into every track. K Fuse sits down with JIO for an intimate deep-dive into his creative world, classroom-to-st

EXILE TRIBE's KID PHENOMENON , the unstoppable 7-piece ensemble comprised of KENSUKE, TSUBASA, KOHAKU, SOMA, SHUNNOSUKE, KOTA, and RUI, are set to make waves as they prepare for their highly anticipated performance at SXSW in Austin, Texas, (March 12 to 18). These J-Pop rookies, who emerged victorious from LDH's rigorous iCON Z survival show, have quickly captured the attention of fans worldwide with their distinctive blend of street-sharp choreography, infectious melodies,

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POW is back — and this time, they’re inviting us into their softest, most heartfelt era yet. With their third EP Being Tender, the rising K-pop group reintroduces themselves not only as performers, but as artists learning to embrace vulnerability, maturity, and emotional warmth. K Fuse caught up with Yorch, Hyunbin, Jungbin, Dongyeon, and Hong for the third time since their debut — and it's clear that POW is evolving fast. From self-produced tracks and summer nostalgia.

With a fierce multinational lineup and an unapologetically bold concept, X:IN is carving a distinct lane in K-pop. The five-member girl group — made up of members from Korea, India, and Russia — recently sat down with us to talk about their latest mini album Defend Myself, a raw and genre-blending project that dives deep into the realities behind the spotlight. From their globally unique identity to the personal touch behind their creative process, and sitsterhood.

Ted Park talks about growing up between Wisconsin and Korea, turning emotion into music, and how being independent gave him the freedom to create, grow, and give back. From sold-out shows to building community—this is his story.

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