Jungle Entertainment is known for their amazing hip hop acts like Tiger JK, Tasha(Yoon Mi Rae), LeeSsang, Bizzy and Jung In.

AJ Rafael and Tori Kelly reveal an amazing cover of Justin Bieber’s song “Mistletoe”. The song sounds great and they both sound amazing singing the song together.

Singer Megan Lee reveals a cover of Adele’s song “Someone Like You” and an amazing cover it is.

Singer Gabe Bondoc revealed a new cover of Frank Ocean’s song “Thinking Of You” through his YouTube Channel gabebondoc.

Joseph Vincent released a new video cover through his official YouTube channel hoorahjencar.

Singer Krystle Tugadi reveals a new video through her official YouTube channel krystofu. The singer released a teaser of every song on her EP “Time” with a total of 6 songs on the album including her previously released single “Sunshine”. 

Jason Chen reveals a new cover through his YouTube channel and sounds amazing.

Singer Megan Lee reveals her original “In The Future” lyrics official video.

Singer Joseph Vincent reveals a new cover through his YouTube channel.

AJ Rafael and Noah Bartfield get together to release a new cover on YouTube.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11, 2011 - Two-time world championship yo-yo artist and up-and-coming elite entertainer Noel Kunz took the grand prize on Saturday at Kollaboration 11, the largest showcase for Asian Pacific Islander (API) talent in North America.

Lindsey Yung reveals a new video through her YouTube channel and she sounds amazing.

Amazing female rapper Shin-B reveals her music video for the song “Buzzkillin”.

David Choi is pleased to announce the album release party for his 3rd album “Forever And Ever”.  David will be holding his album release party at the world renowned Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles on November 4, 2011 from 7-9pm.  For the first time ever at this show people will be able to hear the brand new tracks off David’s album being played with a full band.

Seating is limited and the venue is 21+.

Jennifer Chung is  is pleased to announce the release of her debut music video for her single “One Day”.  One Day was shot and directed by Erik Lu and Daniel Zhao.  Daniel Zhao is most well known for shooting the music video for the hit song “Teach Me How To Dougie” and Erik Lu recent work has included the directing of Clara C’s music video Heartstrings.

Singer Dawen reveals a few new video covers on his YouTube channel.

This year, Kollaboration 11 will feature a lineup of some of the best emerging talent from the Global API community. Special guest performers include symphonic quintet Ensemble Memo, singer-songwriter Clara C, comedian Paul “PK” Kim, and our headliner, Korean pop star G.NA.  The specially selected artists making up this year’s lineup are:

Aziatix have revealed another music video from their Nocturnal album for the single “A Game”!

The wait is finally over! One Way’s Peter and Youngsky reveal their music video for their single “Amanda”. The duo’s project name is “D2O” (Detour) and the name was revealed last week.

Gerald Ko reveals a new cover through his YouTube Channel.

Talented singer Mike Isberto reveals a new cover through his YouTube channel.

Singer Alfa Garcia reveals a new song through his YouTube channel titled “Missed Opportunity”.

Singer JR Aquino reveals a new song through his YouTube channel and of course, it sounds amazing.

Clara C is proud to announce a new song, Fish.  Debuting her new song live on the show “What’s Trending” this will be the first song on Clara’s sophomore album to be released in 2012.

Rapper Shin-B reveals new music video for song “2 The Top”. It looks and sounds great.

Teesa sounds great in her new single “Behind The Scenes” that was just released with a lyric video made by Teesa herself.

Singer Gabe Bondoc reveals a cover/rewrite of the song “Mistake” which is originally by singer Demi Lovato.

DANakaDAN of afterschoolspecial and  Abraham Lim collaborate and reveal a video cover of “She Ain’t You” rap cover which is originally by Chris Brown.

Singers Jason Chen and Tiffany Allvord collaborate and reveal a new cover through their YouTube channels.

Megan Lee reveals another great cover through her YouTube channel.

Singer David Choi announces he will be releasing a new album.

The amazing Passion and Tori Kelly collaborate and cover John Mayer’s song “Stop This Train”.

Lindsey Yung’s latest EP “The Benchmark EP” is being printed now and she will be sending them out mid-October.

Santa Monica, CA (September 28, 2011) – “High Kick”, the title of the new original, non-verbal sports musical scored by Woody Pak, will begin its official two month run on October 8, 2011 at the Yeongdongpo CGV Art Hall in Seoul, Korea. The new musical, produced by Seol & Company of Korea, is based around the sport of soccer and incorporates acrobatics, sepak tacraw, martial arts, b-boying, and dance to create a true performance art show. Woody’s exciting, dynamic music, provides the pulsating foundation upon which the artists can shine.

JR Aquino reveals a snippet of his new original song “Alternate Reality”.

Gabe Bondoc reveals a new cover though his YouTube channel.

D-Trix and NigaHiga collaborate with Victor Kim to release a fun cover of Jessie J’s song “Price Tag”.

Singer David Choi reveals a new music video through his YouTube channel.

Manny Garcia will be releasing his new EP this October!

Jesse Barrera reveals that his new EP has officially been released on his online store as well as iTunes.

One Way’s Peter reveals a new cover on One Way’s YouTube channel.

All information you need to know is on the the banner above! The concert is this Friday on October 7th at Nokia Theatre in LA at 8pm! Be sure to buy your tickets for this Powerhouse Live event and be sure to be there for the legendary singers concert in LA!

Korean groups Beast, 4Minute, and SISTAR support the “LIKE” campaign that KPOP Masters is holding!

Joseph Vincent reveals his music video for song “Bumble Bee”

ISA LA is going to awesome this year. All of Wong Fu Productions and of course Far East Movement will be present at this concert.

Megan Lee is back as (4MEG1) covering 2NE1′s “Ugly” and sounds AMAZING.

Talented 15 year old singer Megan Lee has revealed her 2nd music video through her YouTube channel.

TOKYO: Japanese game developer Square Enix announced during the recent Tokyo Game Show that teenage Philippine singer, Glee’s Charice Pempengco, and Japanese singer Mai Fukui, will sing the main theme song for their widely anticipated game Final Fantasy XIII-2, said Japanese media.

Singers AJ Rafael and Alyssa Bernal collaborate and reveal a cover of Lady Gaga’s “You and I”.

Singers AJ Rafael and Kina Grannis reveal their song cover of “You Can Close Your Eyes” which is originally by James Taylor.

Singer Paul Kim, comedian and amazing singer David So collaborate to bring fans a really fun video.

Megan Lee reveals her next music video teaser for the song “Destiny”.

AZIATIX reveal their music video for “Be With You (rock mix)”. The group also revealed the rock version of the song on iTunes and it sounds awesome.

Jay Park has finally revealed the music video for the song “Demon” that fans have been waiting for so long.

Singer Jason Chen releases a new cover on his YouTube channel.

Jeremy Passion reveals a new Beyonce cover through his YouTube channel.

Megan Lee and Raymond Lee’s first collaboration was of Disney’s Tangled OST “I See The Light”.

Talented singer Paul Kim releases a new video cover on his channel.

JR Aquino sounds amazing in his newest cover on his YouTube channel.

David Choi and Lisa Lavie are two great singers.

Singers Passion, Josh Lehman and Daniel De Bourg come together for an amazing collaboration.

Chris Cho of Ensemble Memo  featured in Alfa Garcia’s new cover on Youtube.

Singer Jason Chen is back with a new cover on his YouTube channel.

Wong Fu Productions reveal a new short titled “SHELL” and it’s a great short.

Kollaboration New York 2011 contestants reveal a new music video cover of “Moves Like Jagger” originally by Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera.

The finalists of Kollaboration San Francisco 2011 have revealed a new music video before the show on 9.10.2011.

ElectroPop group IAMMEDIC reveals a new music video for their song “Spaceship” off their Perfect EP.

Talented musician Lindsey Yung revealed she’ll be starting a Kickstarter project for her upcoming EP “The Benchmark”.

YouTube comedian KevJumba recently revealed a new video through his channel on YouTube and not only did Jeremy Lin feature in the video, he even did a little dance to Super Junior’s “Mr. Simple”.

Paul Kim reveals his new music video for his single “You Left Me For That”. The music video looks great  and Paul showed off another side of him, acting.

Megan Lee and Jonathan of Ensemble Memo come together to cover “He Said She Said” by Tim featuring Esna Yoon. 

Singer Clara Chung reveals a beautiful cover of Lil Wayne’s “How To Love” and made the song sound amazing.

Jason Chen reveals new video cover through his youtube channel.

“Briefly, for those who have not heard of 3rd Wave, we are a Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) group based in Seoul, Korea. As artists, we feel that it is our responsibility to rally this generation to the Great Commandment by knowing God’s heart. Music is our greatest means to accomplish that goal. Our first album “I Will Be There” was released in October 2010. It was a collaborative project featuring some of Asia’s top pop stars and America’s leading CCM artists. Brian Joo (Fly to the Sky) sings lead vocals with features by Siwon Choi (Super Junior), Van Ness Wu, Lenny LeBlanc, Michael O’Brien, Trace Bundy, and more. Our next album due for release in November 2011 will feature Alexander Lee Eusebio (former U-Kiss member) and others. These influential artists have come together to help raise finances for Africa. Proceeds from albums go towards supporting education, building projects, and medical relief via the IWIN Campaign, a program under Food for the Hungry International, Ivory Coast.”

CLARA C is excited to announce her upcoming tour the Shakin The Silence Tour presented by YesStyle.com.  Clara will be touring 7 cities within the United States and Canada in promotion of her debut album, The Art In My Heart as well as unveiling new songs of her upcoming album.  Joining Clara on tour will be Seattle based rock band New Heights.

Scott Yoshimoto reveals a new cover through his Youtube channel.

Singer JR Aquino reveals a new video cover.

On August 13, 2011, fans of group AZIATIX gathered at the Key Club in Hollywood to show their support for the release of their “Nocturnal” Album.

Rapper Shin-B collaborates with singer Megan Lee for an amazing cover of “How To Love” by Lil Wayne.

Megan Lee will be releasing a music video for her 2nd single “Destiny”.

Gabe Bondoc reveals a new video and its a tribute to the late Amy Winehouse.

Many have been covering Demi Lovato’s song “Skyscraper” including Kina Grannis and Gerald Ko. The two singers have revealed their own versions to the song and they sound amazing.

Paul Kim has released his new single “You Left Me For That” and it is available on iTunes.

Jennifer is proud to release her album preview video for her upcoming debut album album “4 Years & Counting..”  On this album you will find 12 soulful and original tracks. 

CLARA C is pleased to announce the release of her official music video, The Camel Song.  The Camel Song was directed by Ross Ching and produced by Don Le.  The male lead in the music video is played by Ryan Higa, the 2nd most subscribed channel on YouTube with over 4 million subscribers.

DANakaDAN, Paul Kim, and Megan Lee collaborate for a new cover on YouTube.

Singer Gabe Bondoc has revealed two new video’s on his YouTube channel.

Dawen collaborates with Sha Sha Jones to cover Drake’s song “Marvin’s Room”.

JAYESSLEE (Janice and Sonia) is a musical duo from Sydney, Australia and they collaborated with AJ Rafael in this new Classic R&B Medley. They did a great job so be sure spread it around. 

Jason Chen and Gerald Ko collaborate again for another amazing cover video.

In the first cover, Jennifer Chung reveals a cover of Nicki Minaj’s song “Super Bass” and Chung did a great job rapping the beginning of the song.

Manny Garcia to reveal a new album titled “Where I Started From” and you all know it’s going to be amazing if you’ve seen any of his covers or originals!

Trio Aziatix recently revealed their Music Video for Slippin’ Away as well as their album “Nocturnal”.

JCPM is pleased to announce the release of Jennifer Chung’s debut album “4 Years & Counting…”.  On September 10, 2011 Jennifer Chung will be releasing her debut album at Hotel Cafe from 7-9pm.  Jennifer will be playing with a full band debuting each of the 12 songs of her album.  The album show at Hotel Cafe will be the 1st time anyone will be able to hear Jennifer’s new music live.

AJ Rafael reveals a cover of “Marry You” by Bruno Mars. This time, singer AJ collaborates with Colleen Ballinger to cover the song.

Many singers come together to sing “Just Can’t Get Enough”.

Singer Jason Chen reveals a music video for his original song titled “Burns”.

Joseph Vincent and Andrew Garcia release a new video together through their YouTube channel.

Asian American artists Aziatix have been doing well on the iTunes charts as well as music charts like Cyworld in Korea with their new album “Nocturnal”.

Singer Megan Lee collaborates with Ensemble Memo to cover yet another, KPOP song.

Singer Jenny Suk collaborates with Adrian Per to cover “Party” by Beyonce.

Singer Joseph Vincent and rapper Toestah collaborate for the first time to remix and cover “Till I’m Gone”  which is originally by Tinie Tempah ft. Wiz.

Singer Jason Chen reveals a new song cover on his YouTube channel.

Rapper Shock-1 reveals a new video of an original song through his YouTube channel.

The singer revealed a new video on YouTube.

David Choi collaborates with 10 year old pianist Ethan Bortnick.

Singer Olivia Thai collaborates with rapper DANakaDAN of  afterschoolspecial and Jo of JK Films to cover “Lazy Song” which is originally by Bruno Mars.

Tranley, winner of Kollaboration Acoustic 5 has revealed a new cover on his YouTube channel.

Paul Kim reveals new cover of “Grenade” which is originally by Bruno Mars.

Jason Chen and Gerald Ko collaborate for  a new video.

Arden Cho and Gerald Ko collaborate to cover a song on YouTube.

GEN is a producer and singer and produces great songs as well as having an amazing voice.

A great cover by YouTube singer Megan Lee. She releases a cover of “I Will” which is originally by Christina Aguilera.

The first thing i do when i wake up is….Go pee… Then check both my phones to see what calls I missed, because I have to turn them on silent as a result of business calls at all hours of the night from Asia and the East Coast.

The last thing i do before i sleep is… Drink a protein shake and scarf down a Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger… Actually, it may sound cliché, but I have to say a prayer to God before bed. I have so much to be thankful for, and without Him I am nothing.

My most prized possession is…My songbooks. I have stacks of notebooks with all the songs I’ve written. Sometimes I skim through the lyrics of all the poetry I’ve turned into music, and I don’t even know where some of those concepts and words came from. It’s almost like I was possessed during the process and someone fed me the lyrics and melodies.

My biggest pet peeve is… Mean and selfish people. Some people just go out of their way and expend tons of energy to be mean, and ruin someone’s day. It serves zero purpose in life. I also despise people who are solely out for their own, and contribute nothing positive to society.

The celebrity i would like to meet is… Prince. That man is just pure musical genius. I totally have a man crush on him.

My favorite time of day is...Dinner time! Feeeeed meeeeee…

My ideal date would be…A spontaneous trip somewhere exotic. I’d love to tell a woman that we’re skipping the typical dinner and movie, and that the only thing she needs to bring on our date is a passport. I’ll handle the rest.

My catchphrase would be….Bury your fears, and anything is possible.

The song that should play when i enter the room is… “Friday, Friday, gotta get down on Friday!” (Friday – Rebecca Black)

The best way to cheer me up when Im down is...Feeeeeeed meeeeee… I’ll eat anything; so long as it’s edible.

Scott Yoshimoto first gained interest in film making as a high school student, inspired by the three filmmakers of Wong Fu Productions: Ted Fu, Philip Wang and Wesley Chen.

A friend of Yoshimoto’s spotted Wong Fu at Life Plaza in Diamond Plaza and immediately called him.

“I asked my friend to tell them I really wanted to meet them and to wait 15 minutes until I got there,” he says.

Delightfully surprised that trio actually waited for him, Yoshimoto was even more shocked to learn that they have heard of him through his short films on YouTube.

“They told me to keep doing what I was doing, because they liked [my videos]. That really inspired me to keep making videos for everyone,” says Yoshimoto. Since meeting Wong Fu, he has stayed connected with them and are now good friends.

The 22-year-old, Japanese American filmmaker and musician took Wong Fu’s advice, and recently graduated from the University of California, Irvine, majoring in Film Media. According to Yoshimoto, however, UCI was not exactly the place he developed his film-making skills.

“All the classes given at UCI are mainly theory classes,” he says. “I had to learn everything on my own.”

Yoshimoto took the initiative and sought out internships, even landing one with MTV’s “America’s Best Dance Crew.” He also created his own projects; the first music video he filmed was for YouTube sensation AJ Rafael’s “My Soldier” in 2009.

With each new project, Yoshimoto’s skills as a filmmaker continue to improve, especially when he compares past projects to his current ones. Yoshimoto has made successful music videos for not only AJ Rafael but for also Kris Mark, afterschoolspecial, Randolph Permejo and Cathy Nguyen.

He also filmed his own music video for his self-written Christmas song “The Gift,” which featured many amazing fellow artists, like AJ Rafael, Andrew Garcia, Cathy Nguyen, Lydia Paek & Ramiele Malubay. Coincidentally, his latest music video was AJ Rafael’s “We Could Happen.”

Not only can he see the progress of his developing skills, but spending time with good friends and having fun while doing what he loves, says Yoshimoto, has been his constant motivation.

“My sets are always fun,” he says.  ”I don’t mind fans around as long as they are cooperating.”

As an up-and-coming filmmaker, his experience watching professional filmmakers has also given Yoshimoto more confidence in himself and his own abilities and resources.

“I once went to a Lloyd and The Game music video filming, and they used just one camera,” he says.

Besides his growing film resume, Yoshimoto is also a talented musician. Yoshimoto says he gets his musical talent from his father, who is in the band “Music Company” (along with friend Casey Nishizu’s mother). And his father often composes the music to Yoshimoto’s songs.

His sister, Alexa, is also a singer and started posting videos on YouTube two years ago. She also showed off her talents at Kollaboration Acoustic 5 and wowed the fans with her original music and great voice. Yoshimoto, who despite only having one song cover together with his sister on YouTube, made sure to be in the crowd showing his support on her musical journey.

Making full use of his diverse set of skills, Yoshimoto is currently working on his online musical series, “My Own Show,” which includes self-written music and the music of friends, connecting them together to make a story.

Some fans may complain that there is too much music and not enough written script, but Yoshimoto says, “It’s a musical, the songs tell the story.”

Starting “My Own Show” was his way of expressing his passion for both film and music. Inspired by the TV show “Glee,” Yoshimoto wanted to show his own skills and talents instead of just performing covers of popular songs.

So far, the filmmaker has released five episodes of his series. Episodes One through Four are loosely intertwined, but starting from Episode Five Yoshimoto plans to have a different concept and theme for each episode.

Yoshimoto admits that his filming schedule for “My Own Show” is sometimes sporadic because he has to focus his attention on the music writing process first. Friends Carissa Rae and Casey Nishizu help him on-screen as actors and around filming as assistants; but most of the work is done by Yoshimoto himself.

“Why do I need to choose one over the other?” Yoshimoto replies when we ask whether he would rather be a singer or a filmmaker. And his conviction in pursuing both arts is clear.

Yoshimoto has formed the group “Request Line” with good friends Casey Nishizu and Emily Yoshihara. An EP with Nishizu is currently in the works, and an album of his own is, he hopes, in the near future.

Past internships are clamoring to have him back, but Yoshimoto is determined to create his own career path using all of his passions and abilities. Yoshimoto can sing, he can act, he can write songs and scripts, and he will document it all on film. As a musician and filmmaker, we’re excited to continue seeing him display his amazing talents on-screen and behind the camera.

Be sure to check out Yoshimoto on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Check out his company, MOVeMEDIA PRODUCTIONS on Twitter, Facebook and also on YouTube.

Interviewed by: Michelle Nakaji

-“September” – Earth, Wind & Fire

-“Yeah 3x” – Chris Brown

-“Down” – Jay Sean

-“Red Roses” – AJ Rafael

-“Slow Love” – Michael Alvarado

“Go”

“Cold”

“Cold(Fraktal Blazin’ Remix)”

“Slippin’ Away”

“Big Blue Ball Machine”

“Arcade Dominator”

“Epic VFX Time”

“Near-Death Experience”

“Future Rock Band”

“Light Warfare”

“COME HOME” by OneRepublic

“I See the Light” from Disney’s ‘Tangled’ (Collaboration with Megan Lee)

DROKU: At what age did you start singing?

PAUL KIM: I started singing in the 4th grade, when I was a part of a Christian choir. I don’t think anyone really knew I could sing until high school though, when I joined a group and we performed all over California at various venues.

DROKU: How did you get your start as an artist?

PAUL KIM: Honestly, entertainment was just part of something I did in private. It was just a hobby. I just loved singing, dancing, rapping, etc. as a kid, and I never really took it seriously until people started noticing. I guess it was all the girls in high school that really pushed me into this career. Girls would always ask me to sing for them, and I haven’t been able to shut up ever since.

DROKU: Who encouraged you to start singing and who has been your biggest inspiration as singer, songwriter?

PAUL KIM: I have a true love for music. I literally get physically ill if I am deprived of my favorite music. I just grew up mimicking the artists that were playing on the stereo at my friend’s homes, and I fell in love with R&B/Soul music… My biggest influences musically have always been legends such as Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Prince, and Michael Jackson.

DROKU: What has been your favorite performance so far?

PAUL KIM: I always relish singing the national anthem every year at a Golden State Warriors home game. I have been a die-hard Warriors fans since I was old enough to walk, and to be able to sing at their games in such a treat. Singing my heart out, in front of 20,000 people is a rush that can never be replicated.

DROKU: Do you do music full time or do you have another job?

PAUL KIM: I’ve been lucky enough to do music full time. I’m not a wealthy man by any stretch, but to be able to do what I love for a living is truly a blessing.

DROKU: How do you practice your singing to continue to improve?

PAUL KIM: Honing your craft is so important. Singing is such a stress reliever for me. If I’ve had a bad day, I lock myself in the bedroom, blast a classic record, and sing till I’m sweaty and out of breath. As a singer, you should constantly be trying to improve your range, lung capacity, cleaning up your riffs and runs, and expanding your artistry by immersing yourself in all genres of music.

DROKU: Who would you like to collaborate with that you haven’t yet already?

PAUL KIM: There are dozens of artists, producers, and writers I’d like to work with. Off the top of my head I’d love to sing a hook for Far East Movement, rock a duet with Alicia Keys, and jump on a record produced by Pharrell Williams.

DROKU: You’re music video for “Hero” is currently playing on M-Net, how do you feel?

PAUL KIM: It’s an honor. I put my heart and soul into that record, and the feedback has been so positive. I’m still not used to seeing myself on tv though. Awkward!

DROKU: What are you working on now? (any album, singles or music being released?)

PAUL KIM: The next single is on it’s way shortly! It’s called “You Left Me For That?”, and is completely different than anything I’ve ever done. It was produced and co-written by my good friend David Kater, who has also written for artists like Se7en and Wheesung. I can’t wait to release the music video and show everyone what I’ve been cooking up.

DROKU: We heard you were leaking a new single every Monday, why did you decide to give out free downloads to all your followers?

PAUL KIM: I was going through my catalogue of songs one day, and realized I had written and recorded more than 100 songs. There were certain records I had been saving for the album, but I just felt like they needed to be shared with the world immediately. What’s the point of having songs I’ve written from the heart if they’re just going to sit in my iTunes? So I decided to give them away for free. I can always make more records…

DROKU: Out off all your singles you have revealed to the public, which is your favorite and why?

PAUL KIM: I think my upcoming single “You Left Me For That?” is definitely my favorite. It is a culmination of my favorite types of music fused into one record. It basically embodies me as an artist. My fans are gonna initially be a little shocked to see that the new single isn’t an urban R&B record. I still left my soulful flavor on it, but it’s totally different than anything I’ve ever done.

DROKU: Why did you try out for American Idol? How far did you expect to get and how far did you get?

PAUL KIM: I tried out for AI with very little expectations. It was such an amazing experience that opened the door for me in this industry. I hate to sound pessimistic, but I knew America would never vote for an Asian to win the show, but I did the best I could and I loved every minute of it.

DROKU: How was your experience with “MBC Star Audition”?

PAUL KIM: It was awesome. I gained a whole new fan base in Korea, and I am grateful to MBC for that. Korea is the motherland, and I want so badly to be accepted by my brothers and sisters in Korea. I am so proud of my Korean heritage, and it felt so good to be able to show what I could do on a national platform.

DROKU: How was that audition different then your ‘American Idol” audition?

PAUL KIM: It honestly wasn’t very different in terms of the process. I was a nervous wreck during American Idol though. For the MBC audition I didn’t have an ounce of nerves. I had already been through such an experience and it was easy as pie.

DROKU: What do you want to accomplish in your music career? Why?

PAUL KIM: I just want to make timeless art. Immortality can be reached through your legacy. When I’m gone, I would love for my music to keep my memory alive. I would love for someone to hear one of my records years from now and smile because it makes them reminisce over a past experience of theirs. Somewhere along the way the music industry forgot about creating classic records that would stand the test of time. Nowadays all you hear is annoying repetitive songs that you hear 3 times and you’re already sick of the record. That’s not the kind of artist I want to be. I’m not out to make a quick buck. I want to live forever through my music…

Be sure to check out Paul’s YouTube page, Facebook page and follow the singer on Twitter. Also, his official website HERE.

DROKU: At what age did you start singing and writing music?

ALFA G: 13.  But I started music at 5.

DROKU: How did you start as an artist?

ALFA: I just stumbled into it.  I wanted to learn songs by my favorite artists and bands, and then realized I couldn’t sound like them. So I decided to try writing my own songs and to just sound like myself.

DROKU: Who encouraged you to start singing and who has been your biggest inspiration as a singer, songwriter?

ALFA: I don’t know if anyone necessarily encouraged me to start singing. I was always more of an instrumentalist as a child.  It just came to me, and my family members were my first supporters.

DROKU: How would you describe your music to your listeners?

ALFA: A friend of mine once coined the term “hydraulics for the heart” to describe my music. That’s fairly accurate. Another is “floetry” – a term I used a long time ago. I think it’s kind of cheesy now, but it comes from me writing songs based [on] the poetry I’d write.

DROKU: Who do you wish to collaborate in the future?

ALFA: Melissa Polinar – who’s become a good friend in the last year – and I have talked about doing a collab, but we’ve never been able to be in the same place long enough.

DROKU: You participated in Kollaboration Acoustic 3. What was it like performing on the same stage as AJ Rafael, Megan Lee, Mike Isberto, Gabe Bondoc and others?

ALFA: At the time, it was such a new experience for me. I hadn’t been out to L.A. too many times yet, and it was the first time meeting people like AJ, Mike, Gerald [Ko], Jinah and Megan (I think I met Gabe back in MN in 2008), so it was just fun to hang out with cool, talented new friends.

DROKU: At Kollaboration Acoustic 3, you won the grand prize with Mike Isberto. How did it feel?

ALFA: Very awesome.

DROKU: You and Mike Isberto entered Kollaboration 10 as a duo – how did you decide to enter together?

ALFA: I think they had told us we either had to compete for the spot or go in together. We thought going in together would be a fun challenge. Plus we wouldn’t have to fight over who got to go.

DROKU: What was some difficulty you faced while practicing with Mike and also how did it feel performing with somebody else instead of a solo?

ALFA: The distance was the biggest challenge; Skype and iChat both have delays on their signal. But luckily, I was in LA doing another show just two weeks before Kollab 10, so we spent hours working on our original song.

DROKU: Have you participated in any major auditions?

ALFA: Yes. American Idol and The Voice.

DROKU: Are you working on anything at the moment?

ALFA: Yes, I’m writing right now.

DROKU: What is your favorite song you have ever written?

ALFA: I can’t even choose! I think of them all as my children who I love equally.

DROKU: What has been your favorite performance and why?

ALFA: I’ve had a lot of really fun performances – it’s hard to pick.  I guess since we’ve been mentioning Kollab, I will say that KNY 2010 was a lot of fun. I played at the Highline Ballroom and it was just me and my bassist on his upright bass. We played “Isabelle,” which is a French-English song. And everything just vibed great with the audience (and we won 2nd).

DROKU: Do you do music full time?

ALFA: Right now it’s full time. I had been working as a journalist for about three years in NJ, and I just moved to LA a few weeks ago.

DROKU: What do you want to accomplish in your music career?

ALFA: I want it to become a sustainable career.   I’m fairly realistic; I know not everyone can become a big “star,” but I think the fulfillment doesn’t lie in trying to be the next Lady Gaga. It’s in molding a career that can last and lets you stay true to yourself. I think that goes for any career. Not just music. And of course, I’m a Libra, so I’m all about balance, balance, balance!

5 Random things you don’t know about Scott Yoshimoto:
-Has a pet dog

-Holds the mile time record in Middle School (5:17)

-Played Basketball/Soccer for 12 years

-Has never been out of the country

-Big Lakers fan

If a Genie can grant you one wish, what would you wish for?
•    Nicky: World Peace, World Love, Stop Hunger
•    Eddie: Constant flowing stream of inspiration

If you could adopt any animal as a pet, what would you choose?
•    Flowsik: Pocket Bully (small version of a pit bull)
•    Eddie: Never had a pet before “I like dogs when I see them”.

What instrument describes you and why?
•    Flowsik: Drums “very rhythmic”
•    Eddie: Piano “only instrument I know how to play”

Which film or drama explains your life and why?
•    Nicky: Rocky
•    Eddie: Shrek
•    Flowsik: Forest Gump

What is your dream house like? Where would it be and how would it look?
•    Nicky: Just a home full of love. Doesn’t matter how many rooms or how big it is.  “A house is
not a home unless you got love” says Lee.
•    Flowsik: A home where he can start a family. Wants a pond in the backyard so he can go fishing.
•    Eddie: Moved around a lot, from Boston, to Chicago, New York and  Los Angeles. He would love to move around, doesn’t like to stay in the same place.

Episode 1: Can I Get Yo Numba?

Episode 2: Dance Like Yesterday

Episode 3: Summer Romance

Episode 4: Can’t Keep Running

Episode 5: Slow Love

Talented singer Passion unveils a new cover video through his YouTube channel.

Jason Chen collaborates once again, this time with Tiffany Alvord to release a cover of “Moves Like Jagger”.

Scott Yoshimoto changes his covers around, this time singing a James Ingram song.

Kina Grannis reveals new music video for her song “The One You Say Goodnight To”.

“Music bonds us together,” says Nicky Lee, member of Korean American R&B group Aziatix. “It doesn’t matter about where we go or the language barrier.”

Lee, and his group members Eddie Shin and Flowsik have each worked independently in the music industry before being introduced to one another by mutual friend, Jae Chong.

Chong, a member of the very first Korean R&B group “Solid,” has produced tracks for popular Asian artists such as Van Ness Wu, Uhm Jung Hwa, Coco Lee, BoA, Kim Gun Mo, JYJ and more.

In 2002, Chong began working with Lee. Now he is Aziatix’s full-time producer.

“They are a great group of guys,” says Chong. “When I brought them together, I didn’t want it to feel like a military camp; I wanted them to have a good time.”

The music industry can be brutal, says Chong, but his vision for the group is to represent what Asian artists can be overseas.

“Solid was basically formed the same way Aziatix did, by meeting each other at church and then forming our group,” he says.

Lee was based in Taiwan, promoting his work as an actor, singer and songwriter in the Mandarin market for over seven years. Shin also debuted as a singer and songwriter in Korea in 2005 and has worked with some of Korea’s biggest groups, including six-member male group Beast (B2ST) and female quintet 4Minute.

During South Korea’s G20 Summit, Shin even took part in a joint project featuring some of Korea’s most prominent celebrities – IU, 2PM’s Junsu, SNSD’s Seohyun, Beast’s JunHyung, MBLAQ’s GO and many more – co-writing and vocal directing the “G20 Song.”

Rapper Flowsik, on the other hand, comes from the underground music scene in the States, and has even collaborated with Ice-T, and was featured in Yoochun’s (of Korean group JYJ) solo “I Love You.”

Flowsik met Chong through Facebook, who in turn introduced Flowsik to Lee. The pair met Shin playing basketball, they say, laughing as they reminisce. With Shin being a fan of Solid, Chong soon envisioned that the three men would form into the group Aziatix.

The name “Aziatix” is the brainchild of Chong. Even though their roots are all based in Korea—or Asia in general—they still come from very different backgrounds and cultures, he explains.

“Our sound is trying to find a balance between the East and the West, and be up-to-date with the pop market of today,” Shin chimes in.

With that in mind, the members want to take Aziatix as far as they can, in order to touch the upcoming generations and become role models across the world. Of course, they plan on taking Asia and the United States by storm.  The members would love to visit countries like Egypt, Jerusalem, and even Turkey.

In fact, Aziatix held their first performance in April in New York at the Circle Club.

“It was good to see all the new, and familiar, faces,” says Flowsik.

Aziatix impressed the crowd with their fresh fusion of R&B and hip hop, and they are booking shows throughout the U.S. Aziatix also had their first gig in Korea, which was at the “Jisan Valley Rock Festival.”

In addition, the trio releases a full album “Nocturnal” which debuted on top 10 on R&B/Soul iTunes charts; we even get to see a new look and hear a new sound. Their vision for the months to come is to make fresh music for their fans all over the world.

Chong tells us that he gives the members freedom to write their own lyrics and music for songs like “Whatcha Know About Us,” “Cold,” and “Go” featured on their first self-titled EP.

Their lyrics, they say, are based on daily life, with songs such as “Whatcha Know About us,” which tackles themes like perseverance, goals, and striving to succeed together and getting through obstacles to make you stronger.

“At the end of the day, you need your family and friends, and we try to encourage each other,” explains Flowsik.

Describing their sound as “happy,” the members say they want fans to receive positive energy listening to their songs. They want to send a message to their listeners about love, dreams and the happiness of pursuing success.

With the message of love to their Korean and international fans, otherwise known as Aziaddicts, they say: “We love you; you’re all special and beautiful.”

Be sure to visit their YouTube channel and their Facebook page. Buy their newest album “Nocturnal” on iTunes now!

Interviewed by: Michelle Nakaji

•    Nicky Lee: Collaborate with Drake
•    Flowsik: With IU and Sandara of 2NE1
•    Eddie Shin: Work with Jeff Niahara (producer)

Jason Chen and Verseatile come together for a new collaboration cover of “Lighters” by  Eminem & Royce Da 5’9 featuring Bruno Mars.

Trio Aziatix has now revealed a new music video for their song “Cold”. This time, the music video is remixed as well as the song.

Singer Lindsey Yung reveals a new cover on her YouTube channel.

Singer AJ Rafael reveals an amazing music video for his single “Without You”.

Singer Paul Jisung Kim reveals a new video cover on his YouTube channel.

Singer Scott Yoshimoto reveals a new original song titled “Fame” through his YouTube channel.

Jason Chen and Joseph Vincent collaborate again once again.

Up and coming Korean-American R&B artist, Paul Kim, is proud to announce that his much anticipated release of his summer single and music video, “You Left Me For That” due out at the end of the month. Kim tells the story of an ex-girlfriend trying to come back into his life after dumping him for another man. This fun summer single explores a completely new and different sound for the soulful R&B singer. The raw undertones of real instrumentals and islander feel of a ukulele resembles sounds from the popular artists such as Bruno Mars and Jason Mraz.

Jesse Barrera, talented singer and producer has revealed his next single “I’ll Stay Up”. The new song sounds amazing and it’ll be on his new record “You’ll Feel Alive”.

Megan Lee is holding a cover contest for her original song “Love Laugh & Live”.

Megan Lee collaborates with Justin Chon to cover KevJumba, Chester See, and Ryan Higa’s hit track “Nice Guys”.

David Choi, an amazing Korean-American singer, songwriter and producer has revealed another great music video.

Check out Jesse Barrera’s new song below titled “Thank You”.

Lil Crazed revealed a beautiful music video for his cousin who passed away 6 years.

DANakaDAN of afterschoolspecial, Olivia T, and Joe Jo of Just Kidding Films come together to sing an acoustic cover of “Stereo Hearts” which is originally by Gym Class Heroes.

An amazing cover by Jason Yang has been revealed on his YouTube channel and it sounds great.

Are you Asian American and full of talent but lacking an outlet? Have you ever considered pursuing your artistic or performance dreams but weren’t sure how to begin? Do you feel as though you could MAKE IT BIG if only you knew the right people, the right place and the right time?

Jonathan Park, Korean American rapper known as Dumbfoundead has released a music video for his song “Are We There Yet” which was directed by Jay Ahn.

Cathy Nguyen and Andrew Garcia come together for a new cover on their YouTube channel.

Passion reveals his 3rd TwitBook Medley on his YouTube channel.

Victor Kim and Hok of Quest Crew come together to release an acoustic cover of “Party Rock Anthem” by LMFAO.

After Clara Chung has revealed her music video for her original “Heartstrings” featuring YouTube heartthrob, Joseph Vincent, she has now revealed a behind the scenes video.

Singers Jason Chen and Gerald Ko reveal a new cover in spirit of 4th of July.

The new Korean horror film, “White” is coming to the US. It will release on July 08, 2011 and exclusively play in Los Angeles at CGV Cinemas.

Megan Lee has revealed her first ever music video for an original song “Love Laugh & Live”.

San Diego, CA – June 29, 2011) – Band and lifestyle production company, afterschoolspecial and MYNINJA! Clothing will present a collaboration rooftop concert, THE ENDLESS SUMMER PARTY, during the weekend of one of the biggest pop cultural events in the nation, Comic Con, in downtown San Diego on Friday, July 22, 2011.  In conjunction with Gam3rCon at the 10^th Avenue Theater, they’ll be hosting a joint celebration for the four year anniversary of afterschoolspecial and the new summer clothing collection launch for MYNINJA!

SD Asian Film Foundation has partnered with they’re good friends at the San Diego Symphony for the upcoming year. They’re doing this event that mixes Film from award winning Martial Arts films, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, The Banquet, and Hero with a live orchestra. Best of all it includes the award winning composer that actually created the scores for the films conducting the entire thing. It’s going to be the US premiere during Comic Con. Sounds like a really solid and meaningful event.

A new cover has just been revealed on YouTube, and it’s of Jason Chen and Gerald Ko(singindork888)’s cover of “Baby”.

GEN, Isaach and Eduardo release a acoustic video cover of “Sure Thing” originally by Miguel Jontel.

Andrew Garcia and Victor Kim come together for a collaboration video.

JR Aquino reveals a new original song and video “Don’t Fall For Me” and sounded great!

Singer and songwriter Jesse Barrera will be releasing a new EP which will include 5 tracks, but needs your help to release it. This is his 4th solo studio album and he doesn’t have a label record to help him, so he depends on you, his fans.

A great video cover by singer  Lindsey Yung. She covers “ET” by Katy Perry and did a great job covering the song.

AJ Rafael reveals new music video teaser for “Without You”.

Kollaboration held their 5th Acoustic show on June 17, 2011 at the Ford Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, California.

The show’s contestants included Lindsey Yung, Nissa Rica, The Mood Junkies, Alexa Yoshimoto, Jason Yano, Teesa, Chrizle Reyes, Ensemble Memo, and Tranley.

Clara Chung reveals her music video for song “Heartstrings” and the MV features YouTube heartthrob Joseph Vincent.

Paul Kim recently performed at the 23rd Annual Miss Korea Pageant in Los Angeles, California.

The video has finally been released and it stars Robert Ryu and Hannah Jun.

Joseph Vincent reveals a new mash-up cover of songs “Rocketeer” by Far East Movement and “Fly Me To The Moon” by Frank Sinatra.

Singer AJ Rafael and his youngest sister Justine Rafael reveal a new cover of Nicki Minaj’s song “Moment 4 Life”.

David Choi works with Wong Fu Productions once again in this new music video.

Jennifer Chung reveals new cover.

The singer has released her new music video teaser for single “Love Laugh & Live”.

Jason Chen has released yet another video cover on YouTube, this time covering a Bruno Mars song.

Megan Lee shows off her amazing singing ability once again in her new YouTube cover.

Scott Yoshimoto has released a new video cover.

Tranley releases coffee shop cover of Gym Class Heroes song  “Stereo Hearts”.

JR Aquino aka JRA has released a new cover of  “I’mma Do Better” by Marvin’s Room and it sounds absolutely amazing.

David Choi is back with another YouTube video cover and this time it’s Coldplay.

Amazing singer and YouTube sensation has released a new video of Drake.

A teaser video and song all in one video has just been released by afterschoolspecial.

Alfa Garcia releases a new music video for the song “First Sight of Land”! She sounds and looks great in the new video which was posted on her channel.

Jesse Barrera, singer, songwriter and producer has officially released a new single “You’ll Feel Alive” though YouTube and Bandcamp.

Talented singer Jenny Suk has released a new video cover on her YouTube channel.

AJ Rafael has released a lyric video for his song “Without You” with amazing looking photos.

CLARA C is pleased to announce the release of her trailer to her original song, Heartstrings music video.

Eric Nam has revealed a new cover on his YouTube channel.

Jason Chen reveals a new cover, this time covering the song “Lighters” with MattyB and Mars.

An amazing cover of Backstreet Boys “I Want It That Way” has just been revealed.

Jason Chen collaborates with Bart Kwan of Just Kidding Films, and rapper Verseatile. The three come together and cover “Out Of My Head” by Lupe Fiasco ft. Trey Songz.

Singer Gabe Bondoc reveals a snippet of his new original song “Sober”.

A new music video for Jin was released recently.

Van Ness Wu has revealed photos from his music video shoot.

Episode 5 of My Own Show has now been revealed. It is is titled “Slow Love” and it features Michael Alvarado.

This new cover by Megan Lee is of the song “Home” which is sung by Michael Buble, Westlife, and Blake Shelton.

Chris Cendana reveals a new cover, this time, he covers “Arms Of A Woman” which is originally by Amos Lee.

Singer Dawen reveals an acoustic cover of “Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall” by Coldplay.

Tranley collaborated with singer Jennifer Chung on a new cover.

Check out Far East Movement in their latest music video for the song “So What”.

Singer JR Aquino (also known as JRA) has released a new video cover of Drake.

You already know about Wong Fu Production and their awesome short films, right?

Robert Ryu and Hannah Jun star in a new MV by DVI CREATIVES.

The talented singer, Alfa Garcia has recently moved to Los Angeles, California and will be having her 2nd show at Genghis Cohen. She will be with a band this time and all ages are invited to this special night.

AJ Rafael’s new album “Red Roses” was released on the East Coast already.

Jane Lui, a talented singer, has revealed her newly written jingle for the “Sounds Of Civic” competition.

Singer AJ Rafael, who has reached over 300,000 subscribers on YouTube will finally release his full length album “Red Roses” on June 7, 2011. That’s tomorrow! He will also be having an album release party tomorrow in San Diego, California.

Joseph Vincent reveals a new cover through his YouTube channel.



Scott Yoshimoto reveals a new trailer of his show “My Own Show”.

The young Korean American singer, Megan Lee, who is only 15 years old, has showed off her amazing talent once again.

Singer Jeremy Passion has revealed a new YouTube video on his channel.

Jason Chen and Megan Lee collaborate once again.

A new Nicki Minaj cover has been released on DANakaDan’s channel on YouTube.

Jennifer Chung sounds great in her new cover on her YouTube channel.

Singer Chris Cendana reveals a new original titled “I’ll Remember You” and it sounds amazing.

Kris Mark releases a great cover of “Isn’t She Lovely”.

Singer Chester See recently collaborated with YouTube stars KevJumba and NigaHiga for a new single on YouTube.

Singer Paul Kim covered “Shh” by Prince.

Gabe Bondoc reveals a new song titled “Better Yet”.

Flowsik of Aziatix reveals a cover of “Look At Me Now” by Chris Brown. Check out the cover below with the other members.

AJ Rafael reveals a new cover with TJ Brown on his YouTube channel.

On 6.7.2011 marks an important day for AJ Rafael. The release of his first full length album on iTunes and also in stores like Target and Best Buy.

The 5 member boy group Legaci and singer Summerbreeze come together for another collaboration.

YouTube stars Chester See, NigaHiga and KevJumba release 3 versions of their new short “Nice Guys”.

Everyone loves Bruno Mars’ latest single “The Lazy Song” and many singers have decided to cover the song.

Megan Lee has revealed a new original song titled “Breathe Into Me” with Ken Oak and Ed Gorski.

The amazing Jeremy Manongdo who is also known as Passion has revealed his new cover on YouTube.

A new cover by Passion has now been uploaded to his YouTube channel.

Legaci is back with another amazing cover on their YouTube Channel.

Jennifer Chung is one of the pioneers of Youtube music.  Being one of the first people ever to post videos of herself singing, she created a world wide fan base within 2 years of starting.  Now with over 30 million views online and over 130,000 subscribers Jennifer has become known as a force to be reckoned with not only in the online music community but within the music industry itself.  Jennifer can best be described as a soulful resonating voice that has allowed media such as MTV to recognize her as the next big act.  Currently graduated from college, Jennifer is songwriting and preparing for her debut album to be released in 2011.

JR Aquino (also known as JRA) sounds amazing in his new cover of “Fall For Your Type”.

AJ Rafael releases a preview for his first full-length album “Red Roses”.

Victor Kim of Quest Crew has taken time to upload a new cover onto his YouTube Channel.

Wong Fu Productions release 3 new short films featuring Harry Shum Jr. who has starred in Glee and Step Up 3.

R&B group Ahmir collaborates with singer Jason Chen to cover “Next 2 You” by Chris Brown featuring Justin Bieber.

Singer AJ Rafael has been busy with his album recording and album cover making.

Megan Lee has released a new cover this Friday morning, and this time, she covers Lady Gaga.

Jeremy Manongdo (also known as Passion) has released a great cover of “Captivate” by Starfield.

Jay Park reveals his music video for “Level 1000″.

Singer Gabe Bondoc covers “Out Of My Head” by Lupe Fiasco and Trey Songz.

The amazing and talented Jeremy Passion has released his cover of “The Look” by Ryan Tedder.

Singer Joseph Vincent has released a new cover on his YouTube channel.

The talented Clara Chung has released a new video covering “Skinny Love” by Bon Iver.

FNI is pleased to release their cover video for Jimmy Eats World “For Me This Is Heaven”.  We hope that you will continually see more amazing videos and music from this talented group.  See below for video link of the live performance of For Me This Is Heaven.

The talented Megan Lee collaborated with Young-Min (a talented 16 year old aspiring film maker) to make a great music video for “The Lazy Song” which is originally by Bruno Mars.

AJ Rafael will be releasing his full album soon and has been releasing many teasers of songs featured on the upcoming album.

Jennifer Chung had the opportunity to sing an original song “Why Here, Why Now?” for the Indie Film, Guardian Angels.

Sam Hart sang “Rolling In The Deep” by Adele and did a great job with it.

DANakaDAN of afterschoolspecial got together with Mike and Humphrey at the University of Michigan in April, and now has released a video they have done together.

Jenny Suk is back with a new cover, and this time, she remakes Far East Movement’s “Rocketeer”.

Paul Dateh and Ken Belcher feature in Megan Lee’s cover of “You Lost Me” by Christina Aguilera.

FlowEthics sound great in their new song “Stay (Just A Little Bit)”.

The contestants of Kollaboration Acoustic 5 come together for a new cover of Yael Naïm’s “New Soul”.

Singer Joseph Vincent has released a short cover of Bruno Mars’ song “Talking To The Moon” and  announces new t-shirt collaboration with RadisRad.com.

Cathy Nguyen and Victor Kim collaborate once again, this time covering “Somewhere Over The Rainbow”.

Legaci are back with another Acapella cover, and this time, they covered Boyz II Men.

Scott Yoshimoto sounds great in his new cover on YouTube.

55 YouTubers come together to release a Japan relief video.

Rapper Shin-B has released her official music video for her song “Get Up And Go”. The song is catchy and it sounds great.

Aziatix are releasing a new music video for the new song “COLD”.

Jay Park has revealed a new music video teaser and this time it’s for his song “Tonight”.

The amazing 15 year old YouTube sensation, Megan Lee has once again covered a K-Pop song.

MC Jin reveals his new all English EP “Sincerely Yours” and the whole EP is free, provided by Jin.

Two talented singers come together to cover a Disney Channel original “I See The Light” from the movie Tangled.

Shock-1, one of Philadelphia’s amazing rappers has released a new song.

The one and only Passion (Jeremy) has released an amazing cover of “Wherever, Whenever, Whatever” by Maxwell.

Jasmine Rafael and Gerald Ko -better known as Singindork888 on YouTube- has revealed their cover of “Rolling in the Deep” by Adele.

GEN is known for participating in Kollaboration Boston and his great songs.

Jason Chen released his music video for the song “Here Am I” and it looks great.

The Trio, Eddie, Nicky and Flowsik reveal the long awaited music video for “Go”.

Legaci comes together again to cover an acapella version of “I Gotta Feeling” by Black Eyed Peas.

Sam Hart has revealed a new original song titled “The Snowman”.

A great video by Mike Isberto and a great song once again. The singer sings “I Remember Falling” an original song by Mike.

Raymond Lee sings “Come Home” by OneRepublic for his new cover on YouTube.

Group AZIATIX have released their full song “GO” on iTunes (so be sure to support them by copping the single) and it sounds amazing. The trio, Eddie, Nicky and Flowsik will be having their official debut in New York City (more information about their performance HERE).

Cathy Nguyen and Philip Wang star as Marissa and John in Wong Fu Productions new short “Strangers, again”.

Talented singer Joseph Vincent sings with the one and only Richard Marx.

Jason Chen and Joseph Vincent come together for a new cover video on YouTube.

The amazing group, Legaci covers “So Much In Love” by All-4-One!