"Chris's experiences transcend the Bay Area and Asian American communities. They capture the crux of adolescence: shouldering uncertainty that feels insurmountable in the moment and looking back to realize it was inconsequential." Featuring an interview with director Sean Wang and lead actor Izaac Wang.

“‘Golden Child,’ the song, is the transition from ‘Hey, instead of kind of going with the flow of how everyone else was going, let's change direction and kind of go the same route that you've always been going, which is just being yourself.’ It's about being unapologetically me.”

“If you told me a few years ago that I’d be writing a love album, I’d say you were crazy. I never imagined that I’d be lucky enough to feel so strongly about love and relationships to create a full album about it [...] I thought I’d be doomed for the rest of my life to only write about heartbreak and nostalgia since I can only write well when I have a personal encounter that makes me feel deeply, but here we are now, hahaha. Because this feeling is so special to me, I knew I had to pour my heart and soul into creating art as honest as possible so I can look back one day and feel deeply about these experiences I had.”

A look back at Blue Hour, with exhibition curation and event operations led by Rice & Spice.

SEBii, kimj, and R!R!Riot brought two shows of “ChineseKoreanAmerican” across California last week—first at Catch One in Los Angeles with @americanrecycling, then up to San Francisco. Bhertuy, Pooka, and 10cust rounded out the lineup on April 10 for a hazy night of hyperpop, with trap, alternative R&B, and other experimental subgenres woven in.