Envi Media

EnVi is a vibrant multimedia platform focused on pop culture, particularly in music, film, and the diverse cultures of the Asian diaspora. Our coverage spans a wide range of topics including music, film, art, fashion, beauty, and lifestyle, presented through our website, social media channels, podcasts, and videos. Since our launch in mid-2020, we have garnered millions of monthly impressions across our various platforms. We are proud to be a business owned and operated by minority women. What began as a fan project has evolved into a dynamic media company, supported by a team of over 90 skilled writers, artists, journalists, translators, and graphic designers from around the globe. The name EnVi is derived from the letters N-V, which stand for NeoVision.

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Drug Overlords and Legal Underworlds in “YADANG: THE SNITCH”

2 weeks ago | envimedia.co | Karen Yi

Content Warning: Drug Use, Addiction, Violence, and Explicit Content. Spoilers ahead! Fourteen years after his last directed film S.I.U (2011), director Hwang Byeong-gug is back with another action crime story that handles what might possibly be the world’s worst drug bust. Settling right inside the heart of Korea’s illegal drug trade, YADANG: THE SNITCH(2025) shows the way to making money fast in the most morally ambiguous and conclusively, detrimental of ways.
Lipstick Diaries: Discover Your Favorite Celebrity’s Favorite Lip Product

2 weeks ago | envimedia.co | Mel Simmons |Ray Liu

Across the globe, lip products remained the hero product of makeup bags for the past couple years. From the viral rhode skin “branded phone case featuring a slot designed to house its lip balms” to Korean fluffy lip tints, lip cosmetics took many forms. Meanwhile, the term lip combo re-emerged as lip liner and gloss duos. According to the global intelligence and business website , the global lip product market amounted to $22.17 billion in 2024.
20 Years Later, sodagreen Have the Same Goal — Make Good Music They Love - EnVi Media

4 weeks ago | envimedia.co | Sara Conway

“In the first twenty years of our lives, we hadn’t even met. But the second twenty years of life are marked by the name ‘sodagreen’ etched into us.”First formed in 2001, the Taiwanese band sodagreen is somewhat of a legend. Vocalist Qing-Feng, bassist Hsin-Yi, drummer Xiao Wei, guitarists A-Fu and Jia-Kai, and keyboardist A-Gong make up the 20-year strong band.
The Future is Bright: 5 Girl Groups to Watch Before Their 2025 Debut

1 month ago | envimedia.co | Jade Diones |Kayla Gayle

Though we are only nearing the midway point of the year, 2025 has proven to be a monumental year for women in music all around the globe. This momentum is far from slowing, with highly anticipated girl group debuts on the horizon. Curious about what these girl groups are set to deliver this year?
Starting Fresh With Kevin Woo: Mall Tours, Acting Gigs, and A Bit Of “Deja Vu”

1 month ago | envimedia.co | Chyenne Tatum

If you’ve already been immersed in the world of K-pop, the name Kevin Woo should need no introduction. Whether you grew up as a fan of his Korean boy group U-KISS or have seen him interact with your favorite groups on the interactive Korean talk show, After School Club, Kevin’s overall presence is so embedded within the English-speaking K-pop community that he’s truly hard to miss.
Author Spotlight: Carolyn Huynh on Chaotic Families and Little-known History in The “Family Recipe”

1 month ago | envimedia.co | Sara Conway

Uncomfortable. Tender. Forgiving. These are the three words Vietnamese-American author Carolyn Huynh would use to describe her novel The Family Recipe, which was released on April 1. The words capture the stages the main characters go through as they unravel a decades-long family secret and reconcile with their past. Spanning across two generations, The Family Recipe follows the five estranged children of Duc Tran as they compete to inherit their father’s bánh mì franchise, Duc’s Sandwiches.
Artist Spotlight: Taiwanese Jazz Singer Whyte (?te) Knows Her Power

1 month ago | envimedia.co | Sara Conway

Before Taiwanese singer-songwriter Whyte (?te or 懷特 in Mandarin Chinese) became the artist she is now, she was a student studying medicine. It was her seventh year, and she was interning at a place with an extremely strict environment — a hospital that was both a teaching hospital and a part of the military. When Whyte began writing and releasing original music, she wanted to hide her identity.
Harleen Kaur Is Brigding Cultures Through Fashion

1 month ago | envimedia.co | Mayra Peralta

Fashion designer Harleen Kaur Chhabra launched her eponymous brand after a shopping trip to India. Merging traditional clothing with Western inspirations wasn’t obvious at a glance. However, realizing that a segment of people — herself included — were looking for versatile clothing options for traditional events, encouraged her to embark on the entrepreneurial journey. Her namesake brand is now one of New York’s referents for IndoWestern fashion, a clothing style that bridges East and West.
The Recap: Olivia Marsh Gifts “Meanwhile: in Asia” to Taipei Fans

1 month ago | envimedia.co | Sara Conway

“We’re living care free / I’ll give you the key,” singer-songwriter Olivia Marsh croons in “Backseat” on top of sassy horns and piano notes. This live-in-the-moment, carefree feeling bleeds into her “Meanwhile: in Asia” fan concerts. On March 17, the Australian-Korean artist landed in Taipei, Taiwan. The next evening, the 24-year-old was at Warner Music Taiwan’s office sharing songs from her debut EP, Meanwhile, with her Taiwanese fans for the first time.
Nethra Gomatheswaran Reclaims the Beauty of South Indian Heritage and Community in Love, Paati

1 month ago | envimedia.co | Mayra Peralta

First inspired to document her family’s knowledge, Nethra Gomatheswaran embarked on the mission of gathering beauty, health and wellness recipes and rituals from her community in South India. What started as a passion project quickly turned into a love letter to her culture and heritage. Nethra’s research is now compiled into a gorgeously designed table book titled Love, Paati (Love, Grandma in Tamil, the official language of Tamil Nadu).