Tag: HYBE
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Top 40 Best K-pop Songs of 2024
It’s been far too long since I’ve last written in this blog. I won’t try to make excuses. If you happen to be a long time reader, revisited this blog over last half a year in hopes of seeing a new post, I would like to offer you my greatest apologies. Of course, you don’t…
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Song Review: Earth, Wind & Fire – BOYNEXTDOOR
BOYNEXTDOOR’s “Earth, Wind & Fire” showcases their unique vocal delivery and energetic production. The divisive high-pitched chant in the post-chorus has grown on most listeners (like me) and adds to the song’s charm. The track’s catchy chorus and endearing lyrics make it a defining K-pop song of 2024, solidifying BOYNEXTDOOR as a group to watch.
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Song Review: Koegawari – &TEAM
The &TEAM’s latest release, “Koegawari,” showcases their best chorus yet, with improved vocal maturity and convincing production. It suggests a promising legacy despite their short time in the industry.
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Album Review: ROMANCE: UNTOLD – ENHYPEN
ROMANCE: UNTOLD, while having its a weak points, is well-poised to support ENHYPEN as they enter the peak of their career.
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Song Review: XO (Only If You Say Yes) – ENHYPEN
ENHYPEN’s latest title track, XO, questions the longevity of instantly catchy pop hooks amidst a backdrop of an indelible groove- only time will tell!
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Song Review: If I’m S, Can You Be My N? – TWS
TWS’s latest title track ‘If I’m S, Can You Be My N?’ is peak bright boy group music, offering a playful and dynamic production and gripping melodies reminiscent of GFRIEND’s best work.
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Song Review: hey! hey! – TWS
TWS’ first release after ‘Plot Twist’ is simultaneously everything I expected from them- and not.
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Song Review: Deja Vu – TXT
Deja Vu is an excellent track held back from questionable production choices not present within the rest of TXT’s title tracks.
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Song Review: Smart – LE SSERAFIM
‘Smart’ is superior to ‘EASY’, with its melodies being some of the catchiest within K-pop as of the moment. However, I know that LE SSERAFIM are capable of so much more than this.
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Song Review: EASY – LE SSERAFIM
‘EASY’ suffers from a production that is neither innovative nor compelling enough to fully sell the song fully.
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