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Kakao Entertainment teams up with Atlantic, aims to write a second “APT.” success story

Kakao Entertainment teams up with Atlantic, aims to write a second “APT.” success story

The company signs a strategic partnership with Warner Music’s label on the 7th, stepping up its push to win over global fans.
A global pop powerhouse joins forces with K-pop expertise Kakao Entertainment is partnering with Atlantic Music Group , a Warner Music Group subsidiary in the United States, to accelerate K-pop artists’ expansion into global markets.
| James choi
“Girl Who Doesn’t Know Songs”: Sim Soo-bong Takes Aim at 17-Year-Old Kim Da-hyun, Then Apologizes After Website Crash

“Girl Who Doesn’t Know Songs”: Sim Soo-bong Takes Aim at 17-Year-Old Kim Da-hyun, Then Apologizes After Website Crash

The singer acknowledges inappropriate remarks directed at a junior performer 54 years her junior at a local festival and shares a story about “A Million Roses.”
Official website crashes after inappropriate remarks targeting 17-year-old junior singer at local festival Singer Sim Soo-bong, 71, officially apologized after facing intense criticism for directing the phrase “girl who doesn’t know songs” at 17-year-old singer Kim Da-hyun, who is 54 years her...
| James choi
Anthropic Trained on Mariah Carey, Taylor Swift Songs Without Permission; Sony, Warner Call It “Largest Theft in History”

Anthropic Trained on Mariah Carey, Taylor Swift Songs Without Permission; Sony, Warner Call It “Largest Theft in History”

Sony and Warner seek up to 200 million won in damages per song and permanent destruction of the data, while also alleging that copyright-management information was manipulated.
The stark face of intellectual-property theft and Big Tech’s moral hazard Global artificial intelligence company Anthropic is facing potentially massive copyright lawsuits from major music publishers and record companies.
| James choi
Kim Jae-joong steps up as architect of K-music ecosystem; global market MU:CON opens Sept. 2

Kim Jae-joong steps up as architect of K-music ecosystem; global market MU:CON opens Sept. 2

Showcases by 42 acts and conference sessions will draw music professionals from South Korea and abroad to Sangam and Yongsan.
Kim Jae-joong to deliver K-music keynote as MU:CON 2026 unveils 42 acts Event runs Sept. 2-4 at Cube Convention Center, with new AI music open session and convergence matching program Global music market evolves, raising questions about K-pop's future MU:CON 2026 (MU:CON 2026), set to reshape the...
| James choi
WHIB releases new song “Cherry Pie” after 7 months of silence, aiming for No. 1 on music shows

WHIB releases new song “Cherry Pie” after 7 months of silence, aiming for No. 1 on music shows

The mini-album 2 includes previously unreleased track “Make It” for a total of five songs, with the group saying, “We sharpened our individual skills and strengthened our teamwork during the hiatus.”
Mini album 2 “Cherry Pie” drops in a surprise release on the 5th, featuring a total of five songs including unreleased tracks The boy group “WHIB” has broken its long silence of 7 months and declared its bid to reclaim the top spot in the music industry. Its agency, “CJeS Studios,” said that at 6 p.
| James choi
Korean Folk Music in the Spotlight Inside K-pop in Argentina—Special Exhibition Featuring BTS, Stray Kids, and K-pop Demon Hunters

Korean Folk Music in the Spotlight Inside K-pop in Argentina—Special Exhibition Featuring BTS, Stray Kids, and K-pop Demon Hunters

Joo Argentina Korean Cultural Center holds a special exhibition ‘Good, God, Kkun’ through Aug. 5 in Buenos Aires, shining a light on the elements of Korean folk music that have seeped into K-pop content
A Joseon groove that shook the other side of the globe in South America… ‘K-pop’, dressed in traditional attire In the heart of Buenos Aires, Argentina, in South America, the deep resonance of ‘Korean traditional music’ has arrived.
| James choi
Korea Music Copyright Association Abolishes Head Office Position System After 12 Years… Targets 'AI Copyright'

Korea Music Copyright Association Abolishes Head Office Position System After 12 Years… Targets 'AI Copyright'

Introduces a new 'Future Lab' to proactively address AI copyright issues… Eliminates the head-officer system maintained for 12 years and moves to a deputy-rector (chief-of-department) system to drive innovation
'Korea Music Copyright Association' Takes Aim at the AI Era… Unprecedented 'Organizational Restructuring' After 12 Years The Korea Music Copyright Association, a registered nonprofit organization 'Korea Music Copyright Association' (Chairman 'Lee Siha') has carried out an unprecedented large-scale...
| James choi
Eric Oh, Kim Dae-sik, and Warner Music’s Hannah Karp to Appear… “QE Conference” Questioning Creativity in the AI Era

Eric Oh, Kim Dae-sik, and Warner Music’s Hannah Karp to Appear… “QE Conference” Questioning Creativity in the AI Era

Opening of the 30th Euljiro News Museum. Discussions on new standards for AI technology and human creativity
The Intersection of AI and Culture—Presenting Global Standards in Seoul The global AI culture platform QE , based in the United States, will host 'QE Global Conference & Exhibition - Seoul Edition' at the Seoul Euljiro News Museum on the 30th.
| James choi
[Photo &] Emergency Martial Law film “Ran 12.3,” Lee Myung-se, “The strength of K-democracy— the world must see it” at a press preview event

[Photo &] Emergency Martial Law film “Ran 12.3,” Lee Myung-se, “The strength of K-democracy— the world must see it” at a press preview event

The urgency of December 3, recreated with citizen videos and AI. The cinematic documentary “Ran 12.3,” completed with 15,000 sponsors, releases on the 22nd
Director Lee Myung-se returns to the screen with the ‘Emergency Martial Law’ documentary ‘Ran 12. 3’ A standout visualist in the Korean film industry, director Lee Myung-se, has returned with the documentary ‘Ran 12. 3’ about the emergency ‘Emergency Martial Law’ events on December 3, 2024.
| James choi
AI Detects Scalped Ticket Reselling from Photos…KMCOPA Rolls Out an All-Out Crackdown on Ticket Resale Platforms at Home and Abroad

AI Detects Scalped Ticket Reselling from Photos…KMCOPA Rolls Out an All-Out Crackdown on Ticket Resale Platforms at Home and Abroad

Introducing AI technology that reads text in images to block scalping loopholes…Comprehensive enforcement spanning domestic and overseas secondary platforms to major live-music venues
An AI-Developed System for Detecting Illegal Ticket Reselling—Extending Surveillance to the Global Stage 'Korea Music Content Association' (hereafter KMCOPA) is rolling out 'artificial intelligence ' in full scale to stamp out 'illegal ticket resale', a chronic problem at major live events.
| James choi