The sound on Peejay's "I Get Lifted" featuring Beenzino, released Saturday, sounds like two friends making a sound they both dig; of course those friends happen to be two of Korean hip-hop's preeminent artists.
"Just Like," released on June 9 by South Korean rapper illinit and featuring rapper Nucksal, mixes sonic textures so unique it would seem impossible to make them work in any context, let alone blended together.
Released in 2013, producer BT's "City Life" is a space age slow jam in which he uses his creative production techniques to highlight former S.E.S. vocalist Bada's unique vocal style.
On his latest single "Breath" featuring Jaztino and released on Tuesday, South Korean rap artist Kisper has created his first great hip-hop beat.
what is it that makes K-pop girl group T-ara's 2009 single "Like The First Time" worth talking about after all these years? In a word, it's the songwriting.
More than just the highlight of Risso's "Tra La La," a solid album in its entirety, "5 Hours" is a song worth adding to any summer playlist for it's fresh sound and funky vibe.
K-pop fans are excited to go see Epik High at their North American concerts, but if you love dance and flash mobs, they just might come to you.
On "Touch," released on Thursday, Anda has once again taken her sound to new and exhilarating places, throwing in influences as varied as Boyz II Men, Beyoncé and even The Beach Boys.
With a hard-edged urban sound and edgy, super-charged vocals devoid of digital gimmickry, SISTAR's 2011 song "Over" shows an entirely different and virtually untapped dimension to an already versatile act
On their latest single, "Blossom," from the album "Flashpoint," released on Jan. 20, Seoul-based electronic rock band LudiSTELO use the fluid hand of time to their advantage.
EXO's latest single "Love Me Right," released on Wednesday, is a song to move to, an upbeat song that is perfect for dancing to during the warm months of the year.
K-pop boy band SPEED's new single "What U," released on Monday, offers the best of the type of blending of eclectic styles that K-pop is known for.
14-year-old K-popper Rae Biller of Grand Rapids, Michigan talks about how she got into Hallyu, what she thinks makes it different from mainstream American music and why Block B is the best.