K-pop star BamBam performs at halftime of the Golden State Warriors’ game against the Los Angeles Lakers at Chase Center in San Francisco on April 7, 2022. Onome Uyovbievbo/STAFF.

Golden State Entertainment, the just-announced new entertainment division of the Golden State Warriors, has released BamBam single “Wheels Up,” which the K-pop artist debuted live during halftime of the basketball club’s regular season finale earlier this month. The song features Oakland artist MAYZIN, whom GSE represents.

The song is available to stream on all music platforms.

“Throughout the process, I enjoyed getting to know MAYZIN and his music and I personified my own version through the lyrics,” BamBam said in a news release.

MAYZIN is the first recording artist to sign a multi-album recording contract with Golden State Entertainment and will be its lead artist. GSE will release his solo single “Angels” on May 13.

“Being the lead artist for Golden State Entertainment provides an opportunity to be a voice that reflects and is understood by the community,” MAYZIN said.

Golden State Entertainment will create original content that will be both rooted in and transcend the world of sports and entertainment, according to the company. That entertainment will include documentaries, music and marketing and partnership with music artists, and it will host cultural events.