XLOV: Breaking Norms, Building Dreams – Exclusive Interview

The four new pillars of avant-garde in K-Pop strutted out in pearls and elegance. Above them, the jumbotron in the figurative stadium of current K-Pop social media buzz illuminated their names in shimmering lights: Wumuti, Rui, Hyun, and Haru. One or two of those might sound familiar to you, and if Boys Planet sounds even…

P1Harmony Rock London with Unstoppable Talent – Concert Review

Looking back at K-pop and boy groups a few years ago, BTS was the undisputed global phenomenon, and they remain so. While we’re not delving into the first or second generation of K-pop, which continues to wield power whether those groups are performing or not, it’s clear that the 4th generation is rapidly rising again….

BSS Turn Up the Energy with Second Mini-Album “TELEPARTY”

January can often feel bleak, but SEVENTEEN’s unit BSS (BooSeokSoon) provide much-needed vitamin supplements to make us happy and cheerful. It’s been two years since BSS released the mini-album Second Wind, which saw them go viral and achieve record-breaking figures thanks to its title track, the optimistic Fighting (feat. Lee Young Ji). The unit, consisting…

K-Pop 2024: Hits, Highlights, and Rising Stars

As 2025 approaches, let’s reflect on the successes of K-pop in 2024. The industry, as always, has proven to be a treasure chest of gold. Over the past twelve months, we’ve witnessed countless releases, sold-out tours, and the debuts of many promising rookie groups. It wouldn’t be the phenomenon it is without the endless creativity…

Lee Young-ji to Perform in Paris and in London in January 2025

Lee Young-ji is the kind of artist who can light up a room with her humour one moment and leave you impressed with her lyrical brilliance the next. A great force in Korean hip-hop, she has quickly emerged as a gem within the genre. As the youngest winner of both High School Rapper 3 and…

The HU Announce 2025 European Tour: INCARNATION

The HU, a Mongolian folk-metal band, has taken the global music scene by storm with their one-of-a-kind country’s traditional sounds and heavy metal, a genre they call “Hunnu Rock.” Founded in 2016, the band incorporates throat singing, ancient instruments such as the morin khuur (horsehead fiddle) and tovshuur (lute), and lyrics inspired by Mongolian war…