Tag: K-pop Reviews
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Song Review: Accendio – IVE
‘Accendio’ suffers from slightly jarring transitions and a lacklustre finale that lets down an otherwise strong beginning.
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Song Review: Supernova – aespa
aespa is one of the few K-pop groups right now who have a very defined concept and are simultaneously pulling it off to the highest caliber- truly the definition of ‘pushing boundaries’. Supernova is their latest pre-release that encapsulates practically everything that makes them so great. Despite coming out only one day ago, I think…
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Song Review: Feel The POP – ZEROBASEONE
‘Feel the POP’ is another among the many additions to ‘easy-to-listen’ K-pop songs- but one that I believe will stand the test of time.
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Song Review: SHEESH – BABYMONSTER
BABYMONSTER, in their short-run in the K-pop industry so far, is the very definition of a group that their talent overshadows the quality of their music. Though, I would have to admit that that they are gradually winning me over. There aren’t too many melodies within the song, but those that are there are quite…
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Song Review: Popcorn – Doh Kyung Soo (D.O)
Kyungsoo’s first release outside of SM entertainment is pleasant yet somewhat emotional charged piece of music that improves upon his past solo work.
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Song Review: SWEAT – ZEROBASEONE
ZEROBASEONE maintains their record of hits. though ‘SWEAT’ takes a slightly different approach from their proceeders.
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Song Review: HEYA – IVE
IVE has had a strong run of title tracks up until their first full album 6 months ago where while the amount of title tracks certainly increased, (1 to 3!) the quality invariably diminished. It is a true shame, honestly. ‘Either Way’, ‘Off the Record’, and ‘Baddie’ are all quite decent, but they simply don’t…
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The Top 100 K-pop Songs of 2023 (Title Tracks and B-sides) – (10-1)
The Top 10.
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The Top 100 K-pop Songs of 2023 (Title Tracks and B-sides) – (30-11)
Top 30-11
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Song Review: Queencard by (G)I-DLE
I will admit, when I first listened to Queencard, I had many doubts. There were certainly many things to commend, most notably its exciting and hard-hitting production echoing the grit and attitude of ‘Tomboy’, which had been a massive hit last year. On the other hand, its chanty chorus and questionable English lyrics were an…
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