K-pop community highlight

Jayrah Gibson is an American singer-songwriter that is the name behind some of the biggest international K-Pop hit singles that K-Pop fans have loved over the years.

American singer and songwriter Cameron Walker was one of the co-composers and co-lyricists, working alongside SEVENTEEN’s main producer WOOZI, Vernon, and Joshua.

Thanks to the hosts, San Diego ATINY and The Korean Rose, The Kraze had the chance to go behind the scenes, take part in, and cover one of their events.

In his interview with our friend Racquel Goldy, the songwriter opened up about some deeper topics and had some words of wisdom we thought were worth sharing for some inspiration.

he Kraze had an amazing opportunity to chat with DEVYN about her new single, what she’s learned as a singer, and much more!

If you don’t know who ALICE is, it might be time to take a moment to learn because she’s released her newest single “Holy Grail” and it’s a grade A vibe.

Singer, actress and content creator extraordinaire, Korean-Trinidadian-Canadian Megan Soo is an up-and-coming artist that should be on everyone’s radar.

Here at The Kraze, we had the wonderful opportunity to sit down with Clinton and get to know him on a deeper level and why many in the K-Pop community should be watching him do what he does best.

On September 13, Bulletproof, an imprint of Revolutionaries Press, published its first title about BTS’s fandom, ARMY.

A year after getting the opportunity to sit down and chat with singer and songwriter Alice, The Kraze has once again gained another wonderful opportunity to catch up and see what she has been up to since then.

From her makeup transformations to collaborations with beauty brands and idols, SSINNIM’s large and loud personality is one that many should not skip out on.

His debut studio album released on March 6 titled ~how am i feeling?~ is expected to join the charts in no time at all.

Candace Sosa has started her 2020 off with a bang, kicking it off with a new song and music video titled “Slave”

The Kraze was able to sit down with Mimi at KCON LA 2019 to find out all about the well-rounded artist, from her sources of inspiration to her experiences in each industry.

Jenny Zha has been in the Hallyu media for the long game.

If you’re not familiar with the name, Crystal Bell is a long-time writer and editor with MTV, with a specialty covering Hallyu media.

To anyone with a penchant for perusing K-Pop album credits, the name Candace Sosa might look familiar.

While at KCON, the duo took some time to speak with The Kraze about their experience in the K-Pop community as openly queer content creators, among many other things.

rIVerse is a pop and R&B quartet based out of Canada and the team behind the rIVerse Reacts YouTube channel.

When Aubrey isn’t acting on Amazon’s show Just Add Magic or writing her next hit song, she likes to make K-Pop dance covers.

David, half of the duo from the YouTube channel DKDKTV, had a lot to say about life, being a creator, and the influence of K-Pop around the world.

Chester’s overall aesthetic in both music and style is dark, mysterious, and alluring, but he has a killer smile with a bubbly personality to match. We had the opportunity to talk about his music, career, and his thoughts on K-Pop in an exclusive interview.

From idol to independent artist, singer, songwriter, and actress, Megan Lee has got it all. We got the chance to catch up with her during KCON LA 2018 and talk to her about her experiences in the music industry. Check out our exclusive interview down below!

Known for their hilarious reactions, fanboy moments, and pun-filled content, they are a group of amazing guys that you should definitely get into.

With K-Pop becoming more and more mainstream over the course of the years, it would come as no surprise to hear K-Pop playing over international radio. Immy, host of the east coast radio show Daebak K-Pop with Immy, is one of the few radio DJs to play K-Pop nonstop internationally.

When it comes to writing about K-Pop, one of the pioneers in K-Pop journalism within North America is none other than Jeff Benjamin. He has written for several outlets such as Teen Vogue and Rolling Stone and is most notable for his work with Billboard. At this year’s KCON LA 2018, The Kraze had the opportunity to sit down with Jeff Benjamin once again and catch up on his latest endeavors and work with K-Pop.