Redefining Asian Pop: Miist on Music, Identity & the GRAMMYs |Season 17, Episode 15|
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Redefining Asian Pop: Miist on Music, Identity & the GRAMMYs |Season 17, Episode 15|
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What happens when music, cultural identity, and industry recognition collide? On this episode of Media Industry Guru, we sit down with Miist, the first native Chinese artist to reach Billboard’s Pop/Adult Contemporary Top 25, to discuss her groundbreaking journey and the future of global music. Miist shares her perspective on the Recording Academy’s controversial Best Asian Pop Music Performance category, her Billboard op-ed, and her involvement in the Academy’s new Team Global workgroup.
We explore how the GRAMMYs can recognize Asian-language music without creating new boundaries for artists and how Miist believes the category could evolve. She also discusses reimagining her Billboard-charting song “It’s Too Late to Love You” as a Chinese-English duet with three-time GRAMMY winner Narada Michael Walden. From multilingual songwriting to music’s power to connect people across cultures, this conversation examines what it means to build a truly global music industry.