Kpopcast: for the best sounds & ideas in Kpop
KpopcastBringing you the best sounds and ideas in K-pop each week. Featuring guests in and around the k-pop community. On a regular basis, we recommend "hit replay" songs you should listen to, as well as provide semi-regular in-depth k-pop editorial told nowhere else.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 357 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicMusic InterviewsMusic Commentary | |||
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This week on The Kpopcast, Stephanie, PD-nim, and special guest Syed Saquib of Genius Korea unpack the Recording Academy’s new 2027 Grammy categories and what they could mean for K-pop, Asian pop, and global music recognition. The conversation starts... more
In this episode, we analyze the viral K-pop track 'Iconic by Mistake' by KATSEYE, Le Sserafim, and Illit; and 'Too Easy' by the American artist behind lots of K-Pop inspiration, Tinashe. We explore their production, cultural impact, and the strategic... more
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Join us as we explore SHINee's newest release "Atmos," delving into their timeless artistry, evolution over 18 years, and what makes this album a reflection of their ri... more
In this episode, we explore the dynamic shifts within K-pop groups, including Boyfriend's nostalgic comeback, XLOV's genderless concept, and the complex transition of ZeroBaseOne into AND2BLE. We unpack industry trends, group departures, and what the... more
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- Usually good but very biased
I generally enjoy their takes on what is happening in K-pop and their evaluation of the music. However, the bias they hold towards BigBang and Blackpink makes listening to them talk about groups like BTS difficult. They know nothing about BTS but feel like they can comment on them in a disparaging manner and praise the other two groups in excess. So if you can ignore that, it’s a great show. I do not listen to episodes that mention their favourite groups or BTS anymore.
Apple Podcasts3Sztems
Canadaa month ago - Cultural appropriation discussions
I wonder why they always criticize K-Pop artists for “copying” hip-hop music, but never when it’s about other music genres, like RnB. None of them are native to Korea. They can’t just sing Trot all the time. Inspirations and influences has to come from somewhere.
Apple Podcasts3maria-ivah
United States2 months ago - Super boring
This is super boring and it’s not the best when you’re going for an informational pod cast. It wasn’t for me.
Apple Podcasts1PurplePuma9677United States3 months ago - Heroes
They often say the necessary things that no one else will say. ALWAYS here for Virginia's takes. Can't wait to read her novel
Apple Podcasts5SouthernBakerUnited States2 years ago Kpopcast brings positive variety and engaging commentary with each episode. In a space where structure and sound quality can greatly vary, this is one of most pleasing productions within the realm of K-pop podcasts, hands down. Listen to this podcast if you enjoy content with multiple hosts and fresh takes on all areas of K-pop consumption.
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Apple Podcasts | #220 | United States/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #145 |  Australia/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #66 |  Indonesia/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #100 |  Hong Kong/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #104 |  Switzerland/Music/Music Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #110 |  Austria/Music/Music Commentary |
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A music-commentary show that digs into K-pop releases, industry dynamics, and live performances through thoughtful analysis, guest perspectives, and occasional industry gossip. Listeners can expect deep dives into song production, choreography, branding, and cultural context, with an emphasis on authenticity, market strategy, and fan culture. The hosts often bring DJ/production backgrounds and interview guests from within and around the K-pop ecosystem, delivering a mix of rigorous critique and accessible conversation that helps fans understand why certain tracks and movements resonate. A standout quality is the cross-section of music analysis with real-world industry insights, plus regular guest contributions that broaden the discussion be... more
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1. Virginia Mandarin Mama
2. Alexis Hodoyán-Gastélum
3. Tamar Herman
4. Syed from Genius Korea
5. Big Matthew
6. Liann Kaye
7. LeDacia Renfro-Jones
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