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Japanese Singer-Songwriter Kenshi Yonezu to Perform in Korea in January

Japanese Singer-Songwriter Kenshi Yonezu to Perform in Korea in January

Kenshi Yonezu, the Artist Behind the 900 Million-View Hit “Lemon,” to Perform Solo in Korea Next January - Three shows set for Jan. 14, 16 and 17 next year at INSPIRE Arena - Part of the “GHOST” world tour, following the 22,000 fans who attended his last Korea shows Genius who broke the boundaries...
| James choi
Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy makes first trip to Korea, captivates 30,000 fans on 'Horo' tour

Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy makes first trip to Korea, captivates 30,000 fans on 'Horo' tour

Asia tour opens at Incheon Inspire Arena on the 19th and 20th, showcasing his creative command of songwriting, composition and production
Japanese singer-songwriter Vaundy showcased his formidable ticket-drawing power and commanding stage presence during his first meeting with fans in South Korea. From 'Naki Jizo' to 'Kaiju no Hanauta' ... 120 minutes of frenzy According to organizer Type Communication, Vaundy successfully held his...
| James choi
After 3 Years of Waiting... Joji Releases His 4th Studio Album 'Piss in the Wind' Today

After 3 Years of Waiting... Joji Releases His 4th Studio Album 'Piss in the Wind' Today

Today (6th), the 4th studio album 'Piss in the Wind' is unveiled... Experimental sound crossing trip-hop and folk, moving past the 'Filthy Frank' era to peak with 'Glimpse of Us'... Fans are thrilled with his return after 3 years, establishing his own label 'Palace Creek'... The pre-released tracks have received rave reviews
The protagonist of the globally viral song 'Glimpse of Us', Joji (real name George Kusunoki Miller), has returned after 3 years. This album completely erases the shadow of his past as the eccentric YouTuber 'Filthy Frank' and solidifies his position as an artist with unique musicality.
| Yangsimoh
Ikuta Lilas of YOASOBI to Hold First Solo Concert in Korea on May 23

Ikuta Lilas of YOASOBI to Hold First Solo Concert in Korea on May 23

Tour 'Laugh' to be Held at Olympic Hall... First Solo Stage Abroad
The voice from 'Running Through the Night', Ikuta Lilas is meeting her Korean fans under her own name. This is her first solo concert abroad as singer-songwriter Ikuta Lilas, not as the vocalist of the band YOASOBI.
| 김지민
Ailet 'Jellyous' Released, Featuring Canadian Singer-Songwriter Sophie Powers

Ailet 'Jellyous' Released, Featuring Canadian Singer-Songwriter Sophie Powers

The girl group Ailet announced on the 1st that they released 'Jellyous' , a collaboration with Canadian singer-songwriter Sophie Powers, at 1 PM. This song is a track from Ailet's mini-album 'Bomb' released last June.
| 김지민
Meeting with Japanese Jazz Masters and Emerging Artist MAYU... 'JAZZ LIVE 2025' to be Held in September in Wakayama

Meeting with Japanese Jazz Masters and Emerging Artist MAYU... 'JAZZ LIVE 2025' to be Held in September in Wakayama

A Dream Team of Takeshi Yamaguchi, Veniceke Sakai, and MAYU Presents an Ultimate Healing Experience Combining Jazz and J-POP
A special stage where legendary artists of the Japanese jazz scene meet emerging singer-songwriters will unfold in Wakayama Prefecture this September. On the 22nd, TORA Planning announced that 'JAZZ LIVE 2025' featuring Japan's representative jazz guitarist Takeshi Yamaguchi, wood bassist Veniceke...
| 엔터플레이
Choi Yena to Remake 2003 Japanese Mega-Hit “Sakuranbo,” Out Nov. 17

Choi Yena to Remake 2003 Japanese Mega-Hit “Sakuranbo,” Out Nov. 17

The remake will blend Ai Otsuka’s signature upbeat sound with K-pop sensibilities, with SH Gold Networks involved in production
Singer 'Choi Yena' is putting her own spin on a Japanese mega-hit. “Sakuranbo” Reborn: A Hit Reimagined With K-Pop Sensibilities Music production company 'SH Gold Networks' announced that 'Choi Yena' will remake 'Sakuranbo' (さくらんぼ), a signature song by Japanese singer 'Ai Otsuka', for an official...
| James choi
[New Album] Balming Tiger’s Wnjn Releases Debut Solo Album ‘Mangsangrok’… 11 Tracks Explore Inner Anxieties and Offer a Rich Listening Experience

[New Album] Balming Tiger’s Wnjn Releases Debut Solo Album ‘Mangsangrok’… 11 Tracks Explore Inner Anxieties and Offer a Rich Listening Experience

Surprise release on the 20th; black comedy music blending multiple languages and memes
A sharp musical record that cuts into inner vulnerabilities Wnjn, a singer-songwriter and key member of the alternative K-pop group 'Balming Tiger', will surprise-release his debut full-length album, 'Mangsangrok', on the 20th.
| James choi
Lee Chae-yeon announces ‘My Voice’ Japanese debut single, revealing a new side of performance queen

Lee Chae-yeon announces ‘My Voice’ Japanese debut single, revealing a new side of performance queen

The vocalist, backed by a J-rock sound, takes a major step forward after a successful Tokyo showcase on the 6th.
Lee Chae-yeon blooms as a J-rock vocalist with a new emotional spectrum Singer Lee Chae-yeon, a former member of girl group IZ*ONE, will make her official entry into Japan’s music market on the 8th with the release of her Japanese debut single, ‘My Voice’.
| James choi
WOODZ addresses 'atomic-bomb film' casting controversy:

WOODZ addresses 'atomic-bomb film' casting controversy: "I had already turned down project after reviewing script"

Following reports of his casting in the recent South Korea-Japan co-production Tamako, WOODZ addressed the matter during a livestream on the 27th After reviewing the script and holding careful discussions, he had already declined the role, but reports incorrectly said otherwise He went live to ease fans' concerns over the erroneous report, bringing the controversy and casting episode to a close for now
Singer WOODZ, whose real name is Cho Seung-youn, said he had "received the script and turned down" the role amid recent reports that he would appear in a Japanese film about the atomic bomb. During a livestream on the afternoon of the 27th, WOODZ said, "I don't think I can avoid talking about this.
| Seongchan Eol