JASON EDWARDS MAGAZINE • K-POP EXCLUSIVES
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K-Pop Exclusives

Interviews, artist profiles, and behind-the-scenes stories from the heart of the global K-Pop scene.

Featured Interview Andrew Choi
Andrew Choi

“The Voice of Jino, the Heart of a Creator: A Meeting with Andrew Choi”

“A discreet yet essential artist, Andrew Choi has shaped the sound of modern K‑pop long before lending his voice to Jino in K‑Pop Demon Hunters.”
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The French Livai K-Pop Artist

The French Livai: Between Image and Music, an Artist Tracing His Own Path

In a modern cultural landscape where boundaries between visual aesthetics and sonic identity constantly blur, independent artists must carve out their own unique path. The French Livaï stands out as a compelling figure who masters this duality, seamlessly merging striking visual storytelling with a versatile musical identity rooted in urban vibes and cross-cultural influences.

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Baby Shark Boy K-Pop Artist

Ten Years After Baby Shark, the Boy Behind the Video Finally Tells His Story

Baby Shark Boy, also known as Park Geonroung, is a young Korean artist who first became known worldwide through the viral Baby Shark video. Ten years later, he returns not as a child star, but as a rising performer with a fresh artistic identity. His debut single WAVE marks the beginning of his journey into the Korean pop scene, blending youthful energy with modern electropop influences.

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huiAe K-Pop Artist

HuiAe (희애), the artist who chooses to touch rather than shine

HuiAe is a rising Korean vocalist known for her delicate tone, emotional delivery, and modern pop sensibility. Active in the Korean independent and emerging K‑pop scene, she first caught public attention through her collaboration on “Awaken” with JUNGL$, showcasing her unique voice and expressive musical identity.

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Yeo One K-Pop Artist

When K-Pop Chooses Sincerity Over Noise — Yeo One Nim

In a landscape where K‑pop often relies on spectacle, intensity, and visual impact, Yeo One stands out by choosing a different path — one built on sincerity, emotional clarity, and artistic maturity. His evolution reflects a shift from performance-driven expectations to a more grounded, human-centered approach to music.

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