Natti Natasha Roller Skates With K-Pop Girl Group Momoland on ‘Yummy, Yummy Love’
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The bubblegum pop song marks Natasha's return to singing in English since her 2012 debut album All About Me
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Meet ‘Girls on Top:’ K-Pop’s New Female ‘Super Group’
Posted in: Music NewsGirls on Top (or "GOT" for short) will feature rotating units that combine top female artists from SM Entertainment's roster
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How to Watch Monsta X’s New Concert Film, ‘The Dreaming’ Online
Posted in: Music NewsTied to the release of their album of the same name, Monsta X: The Dreaming will chronicle the K-pop group's journey, with never-before-seen footage, new interviews, and performances of their biggest hits
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Monsta X Deliver Boy-Band Polish With Heart on ‘The Dreaming’
Posted in: Album ReviewsNineties-style harmonies, slick choruses, and head-bopping beats come together to create an infectious LP
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Musicians on Musicians: CL & Jhené Aiko
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn breaking free of other people’s expectations, finding inspiration in family, and the future of pop music
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Aespa Have Flourished Online, But They Miss the Real World
Posted in: Music FeaturesKarina, Winter, Giselle, and Ningning reveal their softer side as they navigate their first year as K-pop idols
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K-Pop Superstars Seventeen Reveal Tracklist for Mini-Album ‘Attacca’
Posted in: Music NewsGroup's seven-song collection features their first English-language track "2 MINUS 1"
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Korean Rapper B.I. Taps Pink Sweat$, Destiny Rogers for Live Stream Show This Weekend
Posted in: Music NewsThe South Korean rapper and singer will be also joined by Indonesian artist Afgan and Korean hip-hop trio Epik High for the virtual concert
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How to Stream Joy Ruckus Club 4 and the 2021 ‘K-Pop SuperFest’ Live Online
Posted in: Music NewsJRC4 is being hailed as the largest global Asian music festival, with more than 250 artists of Asian descent performing across 14 stages around the world
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From Korea to the World: Chung Ha Readies Her Next Big Move
Posted in: Music FeaturesBorn in Seoul but raised in Dallas, the singer and dancer says she’s always wanted to be an artist for everyone, regardless of genre, location or language
