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On December 5 KST, ADOR officially announced that it has filed a lawsuit with the Seoul Central District Court, in order to verify that the exclusive contract between the company and NewJeans remains valid until further legal decisions are made. The company claimed that an exclusive contract cannot be fully terminated based on one-sided claims by a party, and that under current conditions, NewJeans cannot pursue entertainment activities outside of the exclusive contract’s parameters. Meanwhile, NewJeans previously announced their decision to terminate the group’s exclusive contract with ADOR, citing ADOR’s violation of the exclusive contract as a valid reason for the termination.…
The Hallyu wave, or Korean wave, has reached unprecedented heights in recent years. If you’re unfamiliar, the term refers to the global popularity of South Korean culture, encompassing music, television, movies, food, fashion, and even traditional practices. This cultural phenomenon has captured the hearts of millions worldwide, introducing people to the vibrant world of Korean heritage and modern innovation. One of the most profound impacts of the Hallyu wave can be seen in the global beauty and music industries, where trends inspired by Korean aesthetics continue to dominate. A noticeable shift in beauty standards has emerged, particularly among K-Pop artists…
NewJeans’ track ‘How Sweet’ has been ranked 35th on Rolling Stone’s ‘100 Best Songs of 2024’, a list released on December 3rd. The American music magazine praised the song, stating, “‘How Sweet’ continues NewJeans’ streak of experimental, fresh, and original music.” Rolling Stone highlighted the group’s distinctive sound, saying, “Since their debut in 2022, NewJeans has introduced sounds and genres rarely seen in K-pop. ‘How Sweet’ is no exception, with its vibrant electropop beat contrasting beautifully with bright, resonant vocals.” In addition to its placement on Rolling Stone’s list, ‘How Sweet’ also earned a spot on PopMatters’ ‘The 15 Best K-Pop…
With a passion for music and a talent for writing her own songs, singer-songwriter Olivia Marsh recently made her debut with the single “42”. The Korean-Australian songstress is coming in hot as the first act signed to Warner Music Korea’s new global division, MPLIFY.In a statement announcing her debut, she shared her excitement at the opportunity to share her music with a wider audience. “I am delighted to sign with MPLIFY and to work with such a warm, passionate and innovative team. I am grateful for their support and kindness, and I am excited to begin my journey with them.…