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| Hot List Of <b>K-Pop</b> Artists Planning April Music Releases : News <b>...</b> Posted: 30 Mar 2015 04:20 AM PDT May flowers may bring pilgrims, but April means K-pop releases galore. Along with prominent comebacks, April will also witness the revamp of several popular K-pop acts. Like Us on Facebook April begins in earnest on March 30, when both miss A and EXO release their first albums of 2015. miss A will release "Colors" while EXO will comeback with the group's first ten-member album, "Exodus." Both groups released their title songs, miss A "Only You" and EXO "Call Me Baby," in March. YG Entertainment will begin April in earnest on April 1, with a release from an yet to be revealed YG act. Based on comments from YG Entertainment's CEO Yang Hyun Suk, the April release is rumored to be Big Bang's first comeback since 2012. JYP Entertainment's CEO, Park Jin Young, also announced an April comeback. Along with Park, several other male solo singers will make their comebacks. Park Hyo Shin, Lee Seung Gi, and David Oh all announced plans to release music in April 2015. MBLAQ will comeback for the first time sans two members, re-debuting as a trio. The comeback date has yet to be confirmed, and the group could make their comeback as late as May. While not all comeback dates have been confirmed, April, and May, will feature several long-awaited comebacks, and intense competition among fans to make sure that their favorite singers come out atop of the Korean music charts. Several breakout acts from 2014 will also make comebacks in April. Girl groups EXID and Mamamoo both announced comebacks April. In 2014, Mamamoo wowed audiences with their vocals, while EXID burst to fame due to fancies going viral. Dal Shabet and Mr.Mr are also rumored to make comebacks in April. Along with comebacks there will be several new debuts in April 2015. Oh My Girl, the little sister group to B1A4, will debut in April, and has released several teaser videos. After School's agency, Pledis, also has plans to debut male idol group Seventeen in April. Idol groups will also make inroads in Japan in April; both Girls' Generation and VIXX will release songs in Japan during the month. This will be Girls' Generation's first release as an eight-member act following the departure of former member Jessica Jung. With few set comeback dates, it is unclear which K-pop act will come out on top of the Korean music charts in April 2105. © 2015 KpopStarz. All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission. |
| 5 Famous <b>K-Pop</b> Siblings You Didn't Know Were Related | hellokpop Posted: 29 Mar 2015 11:05 PM PDT It's quite common to see a few siblings in the Korean entertainment industry. In the K-pop world where competition is fierce, you'd be surprised at the number of familial ties within it. Often times, we see these siblings in different agencies and groups but there are also special cases in which they are placed in one unit. Let's take a look at five of the music industry's famous siblings: 1. Way and ChoA (Crayon Pop)The charming twins of the girl group Crayon Pop. Well, the resemblance is uncanny obviously, they are twins after all. No matter how many times these two bicker in front of the camera, in the end it still shows how both of them care so much and look out for each other. Before their debut, Way was originally from an indie band called N. Dolphin. She recommended her twin sister to join the group since she was still promoting her band's album. A series of events happened then after, which allowed her to leave her band and join her sister in Crayon Pop. 2. Youngmin and Kwangmin (Boyfriend)Another set of idol twins! Could their parents be any prouder? If you are an avid fan of Boyfriend, you can instantly tell which is which (without help from the hairstyles). Kwangmin is older by six minutes, making him the "hyung". Youngmin is the friendly, easy-going one while Kwangmin is the more serious type. Both twins were trainees of JYP for two years and have made several commercials before signing with Starship Entertainment. 3. Chan Hyuk and Soo Hyun (Akdong Musician)Siblings Chan Hyuk and Soo Hyun are collectively known as Akdong Musician or AKMU. Before being famous as AKMU, they've had their share of hardships. They had to quit school since their parents couldn't afford it anymore. Then they had to relocate to Mongolia for two years due to their parent's missionary work. All those experiences made their sibling bond stronger. After returning to Korea, they got serious in pursuing a career in music. They were hailed as winners of the second installment of K-pop Star. Their innocent, catchy songs and harmonic voices make them a great sibling duo. 4. Jessica (Girls' Generation) and Krystal f(x)The Jung sisters are known both in their groups and separately. They always stand out due to their charms and beauty which make them perfect visuals. There is no denying that good genes run in this family. Both can model, dance and sing, even hitting the high notes in their songs. Jessica still retains her idol image even after leaving Girls' Generation for another career. Krystal is still with f(x) and continues her idol career in K-pop. Even with all the rumors surrounding them, their sisterly love still goes strong. 5. Dara (2NE1) and Thunder (MBLAQ)The dynamic Park siblings are always lively and fun when together. Dara is very supportive of her brother, Thunder/ CheonDoong (now, ex-member of MBLAQ) and we can say the same about Thunder when in regards to her noona. The 2NE1 girls jokingly name Dara as "CheonDoong Stalker", since she's almost always present whenever her brother is promoting. These two have a very tight sibling relationship. Both always go out of their way and give an extra effort when it comes to supporting each other. They are both hard working individuals that share the same passion and drive to get to their dreams. These are just five siblings and there are a lot more siblings in K-pop! Name K-pop siblings which are not on the list and which siblings are your favorite? |
| [Single] Various Artists – <b>Kpop</b> Star Season 4 TOP4 Part.1 (MP3) Posted: 30 Mar 2015 10:37 AM PDT Various Artists – K팝 스타 시즌4 TOP4 Part.1 Release Date: 2015.03.29 Genre: Ballad Language: Korean Bit Rate: MP3-320kbps Track List: Download Single Download: http://www.sharebeast.com/users/k2nblog9/85991/
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| <b>K-Pop</b> News Weekly Top 3: Lee Min Ho & Suzy Couple Off, EXO <b>...</b> Posted: 29 Mar 2015 06:56 PM PDT See what stars are hot in the news with the top stories of the week: Actor Lee Min Ho and Idol-Actress Suzy Confirm Relationship Like Us on Facebook Early this week, Korean media outlet Dispatch followed miss A's Suzy and Lee Min Ho to Europe, and released pictures of the two spending time together. Shortly after the pictures were released, both Lee Min Ho's entertainment agency and JYP Entertainment, miss A's company, confirmed that the two had been dating for a month. Shortly after the news, JYP Entertainment's stocks dropped. Suzy's relationship was confirmed in the midst of pre-comeback promotions for miss A's comeback with the song, "Only You." EXO Comeback Track "Call Me Baby" Released SM Entertainment's newest male idol group made its first comeback since two members departed the once twelve-member act in 2014. EXO teased fans with individual teaser videos and a scavenger hunt of sorts, leading fans to try to figure out what SM Entertainment was trying to hint. Following a leak, several of the tracks from EXO's upcoming "Exodus" album were pre-released. Shortly after the release, EXO's "Call Me Baby" appeared on Korean digital music charts. JYP Entertainment Denies 2AM's Break-Up, Despite Two Members Leaving The Company The week saw the departure of 2AM's Jeong Jinwoon and Lim Seulong from JYP Entertainment. The two members of 2AM announced that they will be pursuing solo careers with other Korean entertainment agencies. Jeong is in the process of signing onto indie label MYSTIC Entertainment, while Lim signed on with Sidus HQ. 2AM's Jo Kwon is the only member to remain with JYP Entertainment, while the fourth member of the vocal quartet, Lee Changmin, remained signed with Big Hit Entertainment after the three other members transferred to JYP Entertainment. JYP Entertainment initially stated that 2AM has not disbanded, but mixed reports from the Korean entertainment industry make 2AM's future unclear. © 2015 KpopStarz. All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission. |
| <b>K-Pop</b> Night Out Delights & Surprises at SXSW 2015 - Fuse Posted: 19 Mar 2015 09:55 PM PDT For many American pop fans, entry into K-pop came last year when Lady Gaga invited girl group Crayon Pop to open her Artpop Tour after the diva made a very surprise appearance at SXSW 2014's K-Pop Night Out showcase. But for the superfans, Gaga was late to the party. This became evident at last night's K-Pop Night Out showcase. Now in its third year, the event has grown exponentially in both excitement and notoriety. The gig was scheduled to start at 7:30PM, and by 4 there were dozens of kids (many in costume) lining the outside walls of Elysium club, looping down the following block. The dedication and fandom was anything but misguided. When DJ/robot/possibly-not-human Hitchhiker took the stage to perform "11" as part of his debut live performance, the crowd exploded into something akin to a Skrillex gig, except inside a video game: Flashes, lasers, smoke machines, screens with Web 2.0 graphics that would make every net artist jealous. Next were Gaga's beloved Crayon Pop, all decked out in matching latex/almost Power Ranger-esque costumes. Their look has evolved since their smash, with the ladies heading in for a more mature direction...meaning they're superheroes now. Their choreography was phenomenal, as well. If these girls know anything, it's how to entertain. Epik High closed out the night, bringing Korean hip hop to the stage around 1AM. They're one of the biggest acts of their genre, and that became apparent the minute they uttered their first words. They were tight, un-intimidating, and it was a true delight to watch those new and unfamiliar with Korea's popular music almost gasp in the afterglow. It was a change of pace from the usual secret-guest buzz-band cynicism that plagues many SXSW attendees, and an exciting one at that. |
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