K-Indie, short for Korean Independent music, refers to a genre of music created by independent artists in South Korea. Unlike mainstream K-Pop, K-Indie encompasses a diverse range of styles, including rock, folk, and electronic music. These artists often produce and distribute their music independently, allowing for greater creative freedom and unique sounds. The K-Indie scene has gained popularity through online platforms and social media, enabling artists to reach wider audiences. Notable K-Indie musicians include Hyukoh, The Black Skirts, and Soran, who have contributed to the growth of this vibrant music community, showcasing the rich cultural landscape of South Korea.