The Music of Asian America Research Center (MAARC) strives to increase knowledge and awareness of Asian American history and experience through collecting and conducting research on materials related to music-making by Asian Americans. 

Our programs disseminate information about Asian American cultures and open difficult questions about race, immigration, mental health and trauma, economic inequities, and many other issues.

 

Recent news about Asian American Music
AMPLIFY! Festival, Call for Proposals
AMPLIFY! A Festival of Asian American Music, Sound, and Scholarship Organized by the Music of Asian America Research Center in ...
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Second Wednesday Webinars
In August 2026, MAARC will be launching a webinar series on the second Wednesday of each month at 7pm ET ...
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AMPLIFY! Festival 2026
AMPLIFY! A Festival of Asian American Music, Sound, and Scholarship 2026Organized by the Music of Asian America Research Centerin partnership ...
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25 Songs: Nichkhun, “Lucky Charm”
Asian America in 25 Songs#23: Nichkhun, “Lucky Charm”Historical Context | The Music | Resourceshttps://youtu.be/yNe39XGY9YU Historical Context While seemingly a relatively ...
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25 Songs: Ruby Ibarra, “US”
Asian America in 25 Songs #22: Ruby Ibarra, “US” Historical Context | The Music | Resources Historical Context Asian American ...
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25 Songs: Madame Gandhi, “Waiting for Me”
Asian America in 25 Songs#19, Madame Gandhi, "Waiting for Me"Historical Context | The Music | Resourceshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bNdmBeQHI4Historical ContextGender is one of ...
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