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Ahhh… how we don’t really care about Valentine’s Day, especially when our selection of films at the cinema contains such vapid productions as the unoriginally titled Valentine’s Day last year. But there’s something for everyone… and here are five picks~
Electro-rock band from South Korea Telepathy is back with their second album Big Wave and their single Fantastic Love, directed by Bak Yuseok from VisualFactory DOT.
Big Bang members G-Dragon and TOP continue their string of electropop music videos, starting with High High and 뻑이가요 (KNOCK OUT), with an R&B electro-infused ballad, Baby Good Night.
Debuting this week is Piggy Dolls, a (by Korean standards) plus-sized girl trio with amazing vocals.
In a world filled with rail thin idols competing with one another to have the best “s-line,” a refreshing new group has debuted in South Korea. Piggy Dolls is a three-member vocal unit that makes most of the girl groups out today sound like singing chipmunks.
In this 3-disc DVD set, Korean musician Seo Taiji gets together with English conductor Tolga Kashif for a crossover musical extravaganza that combines Taiji’s multi-genre repertoire with Kashif’s symphonic expertise to create an explosive performance that stands right next to Metallica’s S&M symphonic rock album.
DBSK comes back with current members Changmin and Yunho leading fans into a new era of DBSK with a great balance of dance tracks and slower songs.
This is a list of ten music videos that marked one way or the other 2010.
Preparing for their debut Keep your Head Down as a two-member group, DBSK launches their first formal single 왜 (Keep Your Head Down) with tight beats and stylish sync dancing.
The pop girl group fad so popular across Asia has finally made it to the Chinese music market wtih Up Girls and their debut single Love me Boy.
