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Tom Lee, a Chinese-American boy, after the death of his grandmother, has to be apprenticed to the talking tiger Mr. Hu and learn ancient magic to become the new guardian of an ancient phoenix.

A rapper with a rising career hires a U.S manager and label, taking over from his father who has steered it to date.

Official music video for "Slow Dancing in the Dark" by Joji.

"Sanctuary" is the first single released by Joji following the release of Joji's debut album, BALLADS 1. The word "sanctuary" refers to a safe place in a literal sense, but here Joji is calling his lover "the sanctuary." "Sanctuary" is a ballad song that features Joji's melodic high pitched voice. The song depicts Joji's emotions to a potential lover. The music video and cover artwork both interpolate imagery similar to the TV and movie series Star Trek.

Music video by Joji performing "Yeah Right".

Nicole 'NIKI' Zefanya delivers a poignant performance as a young woman experiencing the ache and elation of first love. Set to the music of NIKI's album "Nicole," this touching story captures the immediacy of love and loss and the ability of music and memory to transport us to another time.

A deeply personal coming-of-age story which follows music artist Akeem 'GUAP' Hayes as he navigates a complex upbringing in Oakland, California. The music from GUAP's album 1176, titled after his childhood home address, sets the tone for this moving story, telling the tale of a Black-Filipino artist as he explores his identity, his family, and community.

"Gimme Love" is the third single from Joji's second studio album Nectar. The song is a love ballad from Joji, with him beckoning for affection from his lover, citing the pain it causes him when they don't do so.

"The Weekend" by 88rising and BIBI seems to be about a relationship in which one person is not fully committed. The first verse describes a woman who parties all night and is only interested in being with the singer when it benefits her. She expects special treatment just because she is with him. The chorus suggests that she only contacts him on the weekends when she wants to be intimate, and he feels used. He is jumping off the deep end to be with her, but then she disappears until the next weekend. The second verse implies that this behavior breaks the speaker's heart. The bridge indicates that the singer is willing to be available for the woman when she is lonely but knows that she is not a good fit for something long-term. The outro is a repetition of the earlier lyrics and perhaps a reflection of the singer's feelings of being used and wanting more from the relationship. In sum, the song is a critique of a partner who only wants a casual relationship and does not want to invest in a genuine connection.

Music video by Joji performing "Will He".

The 88rising singer's new track is a heartbreaking composition on which she effortlessly alternates between soft, dulcet melodies and powerhouse pop vocals. Stirring strings elevate the piano ballad to a new level, while the accompanying music video pits the singer against her own shadow. "'Lose' is an intimate ballad chronicling the internal dialogue that ensues when one hits a tipping point in a tumultuous relationship," NIKI explained in a statement. "We did it in one take, just me and the piano in a room. Here we see Moonchild speaking to her guardian, The Moon, in a vulnerable moment of betrayal."

Music video by Joji performing "Window".

"Run" is the second single released by Joji after his debut album BALLADS 1, and is expected to be the second single off of his upcoming sophomore studio album.

Music video by Joji performing "Demons".