Spotlight:
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H1-KEY Deep Dive: Is It Finally This Girl Group’s Time To Shine?
H1-KEY (pronounced High Key) were founded by Sony Music Korea and Grandline Group right on the line between the 4th and 5th generation of kpop, in early 2022, with four members: Seoi, Riina, Yel, and Sitala. Sitala left the group a few months later and was replaced by current member Hwiseo. Here are my credentials: I…
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Seo Taiji & Boys Deep Dive #2/2: The First Ever Kpop Band
Here are my credentials (again): As mentioned, they were formed in ’92, back when my mother was around my age, and so, obviously, I wasn’t a fan (or alive) when they were still together. But this is a blog where I look at kpop groups from across the generations, across companies, and across times, from…
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Seo Taiji And Boys Deep Dive #1/2: The First Ever Kpop Band
Seo Taiji & Boys, as the title says, are often considered the first ever k-pop band, and, depending on who you ask, from Generation . They were formed in 1992 with three members: Seo Taiji, Lee Juno, and Yang Hyun-suk, before breaking up in 1996; Seo Taiji then began his equally famous solo career. By…
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K-pop GG Soloists Ranking #6: Who’s The Best?
(Featuring Tzuyu, Irene, Soojin, Goo Hara, and Youha) This time, I thought I would try something different on the blog. Instead of doing a deep dive into one group, I’m doing shallow dives into a bunch of soloists and their first mini albums, then comparing and contrasting. This time is female soloists, from Red Velvet…
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Kiss Of Life Concert Review: A Kpop Fan’s Experience At The Kiss Road Tour
Intro: I’ve been going to kpop concerts for a while now, and I figured typing out my thoughts—with some help from the people I dragged along—they could be something interesting that’s a bit different from my usual reviews. (If you’d like to see all concert reviews, click here) (From my discography review): Kiss Of Life…
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A K-pop Fan’s Favorite Books
Matching my personal favorite books with some of the best k-pop songs, and vice versa. Also check out the colors playlists! This is just for a bit of fun; I hope you can find a new book and / or song to enjoy. Share your favorite pair in the comments down below! (Also: can you…
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