Survive & Thrive in Korea
A marvelous haven of music, mystery, and melody thrives among the bars and clubs of Itaewon, Seoul. Within it’s walls the heartbeat of soul pulses with the classic beats of yesteryears music.. The Soul Train Vintage Music Lounge is not just a venue; it’s a time capsule that transports visitors to the golden era of […]
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In a world where K-Pop has transcended borders and become a global phenomenon, one group stands out for its remarkable journey and unique composition. BLACKSWAN, a multinational girl group formed by DR Music, has taken the K-Pop industry by storm. Comprising members from diverse corners of the world, they are challenging conventions and pushing boundaries […]
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Black Pink is a South Korean Kpop group that has taken the world by storm. With their fierce dance moves, powerful vocals, and striking visuals, this group has become one of the biggest names in the music industry. Let’s take a closer look at what makes Black Pink so special. The group consists of four […]
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Crafting jazzy eldritch melodies and transcendent tunes that alternately conjure mythical dreams as well as robust earthy lands; Kamen Ross brings the music to your ears. Here’s what he has to say. Tell me about your craft. When did you first start making music? Do you always write your own compositions? My family is quite […]
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Here’s How You Can Be A Part Of Seoul’s Live Music Scene Seoul is known as the birthplace of K-pop, and this music genre has been taking the world by storm as groups such as BTS have been making history on the Billboard charts, and there are even talks about a possible Grammy nomination for the […]
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If you haven’t already heard, the world-famous indie electronic artist FKJ will be returning to Seoul to perform live at the Yes24 MUV Hall this coming August 20. Short for French Kiwi Juice, the French musician rose to fame by making waves on YouTube for videos of his solo live performances. The 26-year-old is an […]
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