Podcasts about korean music

Disfrutamos con la música de algunos de los grupos más destacables que pudimos ver en directo en Seúl a principios del mes de octubre, cuando asistimos al Journey to Korean Music, incluyendo música grabada en vivo durante su celebración. Continuamos con novedades discográficas llegadas de tierras catalanas y con nuestras #Mundofonews, dando noticia de las actuaciones del inminente Napoli World, y del concierto por el Día del Mediterráneo en Barcelona, con el proyecto Orpheus 21. We enjoy the music of some of the most remarkable groups we had the chance to see live in Seoul at the beginning of October during the Journey to Korean Music, including music recorded live during the event. We continue with new releases from Catalonia and our #Mundofonews, sharing updates about performances at the upcoming Napoli World and the concert for the Day of the Mediterranean in Barcelona, featuring the Orpheus 21 project. - Chudahye Chagis - Undo - Underneath the dangsan tree tonight - Chudahye Chagis - Chagi's chagi - Underneath the Dangsan tree tonight - WeMu - Money is God [frag.] - [Directo / Live | PAMS / Journey to Korean Music 2024] - Bando - Southern island - Shape of the land - Noreum Machi - Maedoji - Noreum Machi vol. 3: Corea beats - Golconda - Totem - Golconda - Coloma Bertran - Aromes de contrapàs - En moviment - Trèvol - Folk&roll - Qui omple un estadi no és pas un graller - Daniele Sepe - Tarantella calabrese - Viaggi fuori dai paraggi - Orpheus 21, Waed Bouhassoun, Moslem Rahal, Hespèrion XXI, Jordi Savall - Şeferdîn [+ Ruşan Filiztek] - Oriente lux: Dialogue des âmes / Diálogo de almas / Dialogue of souls - (Daniele Sepe - Tarantella del Gargano - Vite perdite) 📸 Chudahye Chagis at PAMS / Journey to Korean Music 2024

This week I sat down with a group of BTS fans from around the world and spent two hours listening to their stories. As a lot of the media hype and attention around them has either focused on their solo efforts or been replaced by the next generation of idols, I thought it would provide some nice distance from the unprecedented levels of success they were achieving as a group a few years back. And so we explored different things together: When did they first discover BTS? What was the performance or the album that made them fall in love? How has their fandom affected their lives? What's their favorite song? How many of the dances can they do? Who's their favorite member? What makes them stand out from other groups?  Big thanks to the guests: Kit, Aishu, Celine, and Annis   Member Thank you again to the paid Patreon member Bhavya.    Discussion Outline  0:00 Introduction 1:00 Discovering BTS 5:35 The Evolution of BTS 10:48 What Makes BTS Great? 15:30 The Seven Members 36:35 BTS and Mental Health 43:05 ARMY 52:30 BTS and Politics 1:00:35 BTS and the K-Pop Industry 1:04:20 Recommendations   Korea Deconstructed by David Tizzard ▶ Get in touch: datizzard@swu.ac.kr ▶ David's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/datizzard/ ▶ KD Insta: https://www.instagram.com/koreadeconstructed/ ▶ Kim Soyoon: https://www.instagram.com/celinesoyoon/ ▶ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=62047873 ▶ Watch us on Youtube: www.youtube.com/@UCXcdboOUCnCFnrAOF5dV1sg ▶ Listen on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/kr/podcast/korea-deconstructed/id1587269128 ▶Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5zdXkG0aAAHnDwOvd0jXEE ▶ Listen on podcasts: https://koreadeconstructed.libsyn.com ▶ Song by Radical Gary (David): Savage Penguin

Jocelyn Clark is a performer and scholar. Before becoming a professor at Pai Chai (培材) University in South Korea, she founded and directed the CrossSound new music festival in Alaska, and the new music touring ensemble IIIZ+ (guzheng, koto, gayageum, and percussion), organizations through which she commissioned and/or premiered over 30 new works for Korean gayageum. Next to her work in contemporary music she is the first foreigner without Korean heritage to become an official government disciple in the National Heritage system, in the genre gayageum sanjo and byeongchang [伽倻琴散調/竝唱]. As a scholar, Clark has spent over 25 years in Japan, China, and Korea studying traditional musics. She holds a Ph. D. from Harvard University in East Asian Languages and Civilizations where she wrote on the language of pansori, focusing on the tension between its oral transmission/low social standing and its tenuous relationship to Chinese classical poetic texts of the High Tang. Other research interests include music of place, aesthetics, and contemporary “national music” performance practices in Northeast Asia in the age of AI. She has published in academic journals such as The World of Music, Asian Musicology, and Perspectives on Korean Music. She writes an opinion column for the national newspaper the JoongAng Daily. The introduction music is taken from Jocelyn playing here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAQ6u3-N0YY Discussion Outline 0:00 Starting a Korean Journey 14:05 Understanding Korean Music 22:00 Explaining Pansori 33:45 Pansori, Gender, and Change 38:36 Cultural Transmission and Education 45:15 Concepts and Social Recognition of Korean Culture 51:55 Seopyeonjae (서편제) and The Sound of a Flower (도리화가) 58:30 Korean Sounds 1:04:40 Aesthetics: More than Music 1:17:40 The Korean Language 1:22:30 3 Minutes Speaking Korean 1:25:45 Live Concerts 1:35:10 A Chinese Lesson   Korea Deconstructed by David Tizzard ▶ Get in touch: datizzard@swu.ac.kr ▶ David's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/datizzard/ ▶ KD Insta: https://www.instagram.com/koreadeconstructed/ ▶ Yunseo Jeon: https://www.instagram.com/y_jeon_s/ ▶ Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=62047873 ▶ Watch us on Youtube: www.youtube.com/@UCXcdboOUCnCFnrAOF5dV1sg ▶ Listen on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/kr/podcast/korea-deconstructed/id1587269128 ▶Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5zdXkG0aAAHnDwOvd0jXEE ▶ Listen on podcasts: https://koreadeconstructed.libsyn.com

Join us each month as we groove through the latest and greatest in Korean pop, hip-hop, R&B, and indie music! From chart-topping bops to hidden gems, we'll explore the freshest tracks and hottest releases that you can't miss. This month featuring music by WayChed, Nayeon, Evnne, B.D.U, Coogie and many more.

South Korean pop music generated more than €4 billion in the first half of last year. It has even become the main reason why tourists visit the country. But now, K-pop is trying to attract new generations of overseas fans, while retaining its Korean identity. That means the emergence of bands with non-Korean artists. Our corrrespondent asked K-pop artists and fans what they think about this bold new move.

On this episode, I sit down with singer/songwriter and Model Jword. As someone who works with a lot of Korean artists, Jword shares his experiences making relationships in the Korean music industry. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode exposes you to phrases, repeated in English and Korean, to improve your Korean vocabulary and help you to express yourself in Korean. These episodes are meant to accompany and accelerate your existing Korean language studies, whether you're using an app like DuoLingo, or you're enrolled in a more formal Korean class. The more you expose your brain to Korean audio, the faster you'll learn. View the full list of English and Korean phrases in this episode. Contact us with feedback and ideas: languagelearningaccelerator@gmail.com Phrases in this episode: What type of music do you like to listen to? I prefer rock, pop, and electronic dance music. Do you like American rock bands? Who do you think is the greatest rock band of all time? Who is your favorite female pop singer? What about your favorite male pop singer? What do you like most about this type of music? Have you ever heard of this artist? What was your favorite music growing up? Do you play any instruments? What is the instrument you would like to learn the most? Do you like to dance or sing? I'm always singing in the shower! I like to do karaoke, do you? I like to dance when I'm alone in my apartment. I worry that my neighbors can hear me. Do you want to go to the dance club with me? We can dance together. I will show you how!

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Our monthly special of DisKovery With A K is back and for this month KPOP took over and had incredible comeback and surprising debuts. Listen to our episode to find out our highlights of the month.

In our final installment of our Music Mondays, we talk to Shayliff lead singer, Shay Bailiff. Shay talks to us about his impressive music career and why audiences from all over can't get enough of his captivating voice. Shay then performs one of his band's hit singles, ”Stranger.” Follow Shay and Shayliff: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Shayliff Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shayliff/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Shayliff/videos All Music Platforms: @Shayliff

Music critic Kim Young-dae's interesting take on music and culture. - Today's Topic: SJ and YD will listen to the award-winning songs and go over the reasons for their wins.

Welcome to our monthly special podcast where we dive into the world of Kpop music! On today's episode, we will be exploring January's Kpop, K Hip-Hop, K Indie an K R&B music releases. We'll be discussing the new singles and albums from some of the top artists and groups and we'll also be talking about some of the lesser known but equally talented musicians and groups. So get ready for some amazing new music and join us as we explore the latest releases.

The Kpop concert experience is more than just seeing your favorite artist perform songs you love. It's about the outfit changes, the synchronized choreography, and the fan chants too!! Today we talk about our various Kpop concert experiences, compare Kpop & American concerts, and dive into the impact of Korean fan/idol culture!Support the showFollow us on social media @eatyourcrustpod

Who rides to Korean music?? Ft Shivor by M.I.D Ent

'Sup, Soul Fam? In this episode, Nessie talks about the recent issue with the singer Crush... and why it's hard to be listened to as a Black person in Korean circles. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCA5UbyxUL2rkrF_XxOZvlBA Instagram: https://instagram.com/seoulnessie Twitter: https://twitter.com/SeoulNessie Facebook: https://facebook.com/Officialsoultoseoul

In this episode, you'll learn about two biggest music festivals in South Korea, why COVID-19 cases are skyrocketing in the country, and a romantic line from Goblin: The Lonely And the Great God. This podcast is a narrated version of my weekly email newsletter, Annyeong Ari. Read this week's newsletter to watch a Korean food cooking video, learn more about what I covered in this episode, and leave a comment. If you send me your voice message by 4 pm, Wednesday, August 24th, your voice will be on the next week's episode. Leave a tip to support my newsletter & podcast! It'll be very much appreciated :D Subscribe to Annyeong Ari email newsletter and get it delivered to your inbox every Friday! *Annyeong Ari is a new name for my newsletter/podcast, formerly known as The Legit Korean.

Korean pop culture is increasingly popular around the world, and two free concerts coming to Manhattan in July showcase a wide range of contemporary Korean music. The Korea Gayoje, coming to Central Park's SummerStage on Sunday, July 10, focuses on K-pop, and will feature girl group Brave Girls, boy band Golden Child, and solo artist AleXa. K-Indie Music Night, coming to Damrosch Park on July 27th, will showcase two indie rock bands: Jannabi and Byebyesea. Mickey Hyun and Hyo Han from the Korean Cultural Center of New York, which organized these concerts, as well as Tamar Herman, a senior reporter covering culture for the South China Morning Post, join us to dive into the artists performing and the broader popularity of Korean culture in New York.

Wooseok Ki is the author of K-POP: The Odyssey - Your Gateway to the Global K-Pop Phenomenon and a NYC-based corporate lawyer focusing his practice on blockchain and technology. He is a graduate of University of Pennsylvania Law School and UC Berkeley, and has been featured in The Korea Times, Korea Daily, and NBCLX. If you are interested in K-pop or Korean hip-hop, this conversation takes a journey through the following artists: Epik High, Twice, Ahn Ye-Eun, Eric Nam, Dean, Crush, Justthis, Bloo, Homies, Seonmi, Chung Ha, 88rising, BTS, Snoop, Seotaeji, Cho Young Pil, Big Bang, and G-Dragon. Really enjoyed listening to Wooseok's take on music. The exploration of NFT technology, which stars are using it, and how fans are reacting was particularly enlightening for an old dude like me. Wooseok's Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08PW3MLPN/ Instagram: instagram.com/wooskiworks Twitter: twitter.com/wooskiworks Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wk810/ Article: https://news.koreadaily.com/2021/01/20/society/generalsociety/9024924.html Korea Deconstructed by David Tizzard Get in touch: datizzard@swu.ac.kr Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=62047873 Watch us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DavidTizzard Listen on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/co/podcast/korea-deconstructed/id1587269128?l=en Listen on Spotify: https://koreadeconstructed.libsyn.com/spotify Artwork: Chan https://www.instagram.com/chans_design/?hl=en Music: disorientalz https://www.instagram.com/disorientalz/?hl=en

Let's discuss some of my favorite music from artists like Stray Kids, Red Velvet, Bob Moses, NCT Dream, and more!Plus I got to sit down with musician, composer, and DJ, Darryl Hoffman to discuss burnout, overcoming imposter syndrome, being a global composer, and all things creative!To hear all the songs mentioned in this episode, plus even more of what I've been loving and listening to, be sure to check out this episode's Spotify playlist!Want to learn more about this episode's special guest,  Darryl Hoffman?Check him out on Instagram: @soundprovider_dBe sure to visit Noise and Affection Podcast on Instagram! We love to hear from you!Host IG: @candacedickerson_Podcast IG: @noiseandaffectionpodcast

As broadcast March 2, 2022 with plenty of extra heat for your podcast dish.  Tonight we travel to a country often confused with it's neighbor right across the mighty Central African river they're both named after.  The Democratic People's Republic of the Congo is often confused with the nation that called Brazzaville its capital, but we head to Kinshasa tonight to hear the sounds of one of Africa's truly gifted countries when it comes to musical expression.  From the older artists like Grand Kalle and TPOK Jazz to the newer sounds and artists like Gaz Mawete and Fall Ipupa, the nation formerly known as Zaire is one of diversity, and the sounds it creates are truly remarkable.  #feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Method Man & Mary J. Blige – I'll Be There For You/You're All I Need To Get ByIsis Kingue & Gaz Mawete – NdoloKoffi Olomide – SelfieFally Ipupa – Canne a sucreVerckys & l'Orchestre Veve – Bassala Hot Part II (34:43)Grand Kalle et l'African Jazz – KelyaGrand Kalle et l'African Jazz – Jamais KolongaFranco et le TP OK Jazz – LiberteSouzy Kasseya – Le telephone sonne (original version 1983)Wendo Kolosoy – Kinshasa Part III (63:17)Madilu System - Blessure d'amourWendo Kolosoy - Botyiaki NtembeTshala Muana - TshibolaRay Lema - KotejaLokua Kanza - MutotoTabu Ley Rochereau - Pitie Part IV (96:39)Fally Ipupa - Eloko OyoGaz Mawete - Olingi NiniDadju - Bob MarleyYa Levis - KatchuaFlash Flood Darlings - FewchieAseul - Always with You 

Black History Month is much more than a month in February, and as many are out to erase what helped shape Black Americans, the conversation is needed more than ever. On this episode our STR8UP crew and friends go over the importance of Black History Month. The crew also goes over who are some of their inspirations in Black History. Happy Black History Month!

As broadcast January 13, 2022.  Tonight with Danno and Lizz Kalo experiencing a bit of a bumpy ride on the health front with the winter bearing down in Gwangju, Danno flew solo in studio but with Mizz Kalo's sardonic selections leading the way as always.  We went through the dynamic old school funk and soul that was coming out of Miami and labels like TK Records back in the day, and also got in some fresh faces like Hunjiya, Magic City Hippies, and Mustard Service amongst other worthy candidates during our two hour trip to South Florida in our minds.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Gwen McCrae – Rockin' ChairBetty Wright – Clean Up WomanMiami – Chicken YellowT-Connection – Do What You Wanna DoLittle Beaver – Party Down, Pt. 1Foxy – MadamoisellePart II (30:03)Robert Moore – Tears of the WorldLeno Phillips – ConfusionRobby Hunter Band – Never Say NoMagic City Hippies – HushAshiyushi – TravelsThe Spam All-Stars – Fiesta de los Feos Part III (57:04)Hunjiya – Lee Raquel Sofía - Tenemos HistoriaSam Stan - Plz Don't Pt2Mustard Service – Taking Up SpaceYoli Mayor – FireREMYZ - Sunshine Part IV (87:07)Twelve'Len – LoyalTimmy Thomas – Why Can't We Live TogetherMagic City Hippies – QueenMagic City Hippies – Fanfare Car The Garden – TreeZitten – Feel Alright

Music critic Kim Young-dae's interesting take on music and culture. - Today's Topic: Let's dig into what the term of “Ballad” is, and the origin of using it. We also touch upon the representative Korean Ballad musics and its history. (한국에만 있다는 음악 장르 '발라드'란 어디에서 온 표현이고 기원은 무엇인지, 한국의 대표 발라드 곡들의 흐름을 짚어봅니다.)

In the part three of the podcast's K-Pop Deep Dive, we discuss the inadequacies of the K-Pop industry specifically as it pertains to underage idols and talents. In particular, we shed light onto the lyrics of Park Ji Yoon's "Adult Ceremony," question the age of new girl group "IVE," and argue that trainees are mistreated and perhaps shouldn't debut until they're older.  Instagram: @theheadinthecloudshowWebsite: www.theheadinthecloudshow.wordpress.com

Music is an omnipresent part of North Korean life, from the eerie electronic ballad that plays every morning in Pyongyang to the propaganda tunes sung to accordion accompaniment at schools and workplaces.  For this week's episode, Professor Keith Howard joins the NK News podcast to discuss the role of music and dance as vehicles for […]

Today's episode is unusually musical. Our guest today is Justin Martell, an American producer, and a co-founder of Ship to Shore PhonoCo record label. Justin Martell in 2017 also founded YPT's partner, Pioneer Media, offering production services across a wide variety of unique locations from Asia to Eastern Europe. He has worked extensively in the horror movie genre and has written the foremost authoritative book Tiny Tim. Today's interview with him will focus on an album, which has been recently released by Ship to Shore PhonoCo. The album is called "Take On Us! Pyongyang Gold Stars" and was a product of intense international and intercultural cooperation between Justin, Morten Traavik, and many North Korean artists.

As broadcast August 25, 2021 with plenty of extra streets to explore for you podcast adventurers.  We start the show marking this date in 1998 when Ms. Lauryn Hill's iconic solo debut dropped.  The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill still remains one of the most innovative, defiant, and beautiful LP's in the history of hip-hop, and we talk a bit about the aftermath as well to start the show.  For tonight though, it's all about Australia's "Garden City" of Melbourne, one of the world's most scorching hot music cities that artists of all different styles call home from Nick Cave to Hiatus Kaiyote to Sampa The Great, and Lizz Kalo joins us to explore what we can for another edition of our Round Trip Wednesdays.#feelthegravityPart I (00:00)Ms. Lauryn Hill – Every Ghetto, Every CityThe Cactus Channel feat Chet Faker – Kill The DoubtSnooch Dodd & The Pro-teens – No One Understands Me (I'm OG)Emma Donovan & The Putbacks – Yarian MitjiDufresne – Pick Up/Galaxy Hiatus Kaiyote - Atari Part II (37:21)Courtney Barnett – Sunday Roast Courtney Barnett – Small TalkRolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – CameoCash Savage & The Last Drinks – Rat-a-tat-tatLoose Tooth – Keep OnSampa The Great – FreedomSampa The Great – Final Form Part III (69:38)Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Waiting for YouAnita Lane - The World's A GirlLaura Jean - Girls on the TVBlake Scott - Bullfloat ZenBANANAGUN - Do YeahBananagun - Out of ReachPart IV (103:41)BLUE KING BROWN - ALL NATIONSKarate Boogaloo feat Danielle Ponder - Little Bit30/70 - The Strut30/70 feat Alex Albrecht - Breaking TenseLulilee - DiveUhm Jung Hwa - Ending Credits 

One source of the success of K-Pop idols and groups, in Korea as well as abroad, can be found in their exceptionally active and dedicated fans. For many of them, being a fan goes beyond just listening their idols' music; it also means buying and collecting merchandise, attending fan events and live recordings, or even translating appearances of their idols for global fans. These are costly endeavors, both in terms of money and time, yet they have become a hallmark of K-Pop's fan culture. To learn more about the relationship between K-Pop idols and their fans, we spoke to Dr. Stephanie Choi. She told us about how fans act as both promoters as well as regulators of their idols' activities, and about the role that intimacy plays in this relationship. We also discussed the origins of fan groups in Korea and their evolution over the decades; the kinds of labor fans engage in to ensure the success of their idol; the rules dictating fans-idol interactions; and the services that idols provide in return to their fans. Stephanie Choi is Adjunct Assistant Professor in East Asian Studies at New York University. She earned her Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She also holds an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University and a degree in Korean Music from Seoul National University. Interviews with Stephanie Choi have been featured in the New Yorker, NBC News, the Korea Herald, and the Korea Times, among others. This episode was produced in cooperation and with the support of the East Asian Studies Center at The Ohio State University and its Title VI National Resource Center grant from the U.S. Department of Education.

Balik lagi bersama uri chingu! Non stop ngomongin kpop bersama ketua sekte - Quisty. Quisty membuka mata Reza dan Nisung bahwa ternyata buanyaaaaak banget jenis k-music tu (terbelalak kakanya). Tapi tetep keliatan hitler Reza disini gamau ketinggalan karena selalu ngereviewww sealbum dan di judge juga sama quisty

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We talk to our guest RD about his "food-ventures" around the world and what he misses about turkish food. He also tells us why his ex tastes like Nasi Goreng (fried rice) & WE EAT SOME NASI GORENG!

As broadcast April 28, 2021 with bonus mileage for our podcast flyers in parts 3 & 4.  On this date, Debbie Harry & Blondie's first of four blockbuster tunes to go #1 in the US on the Billboard Charts hit the top spot, with "Heart of Glass" being their breakthrough hit.  We rock a more chill demo of that cut to start then it's off to Greece for the grand majority of the show, with an exploration of that fantastic ancient country's audio sensibilities from the older artists still here & gone, along with some young up-and-comers just breaking through.  Long live Hellas!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Blondie – Once I Had A Love (AKA The Disco Song)Melisses – Ola Moiazonu KalokairiBouzouki Kings feat Michalis Kaimbios & Throdef – Golden IslandBaby Guru – Ithela Na Sou PoNallyson Green - KokteilMonsieur Minimal – Love StoryPart II (30:03)Maria Farantouri – Sto Perigiali To KryfoDoukissa – Pou Pas Horis AgapiLena Platonos – Bloody Shadows From AfarPavlos Pavlidis feat B-movies – Lefki KataigidaMonika – Yes I DoGeorge Dalares feat Marina Satti & Fones – NihtaBouzouki Kings – Kalinka (DJ iZi remix) Part III (60:19)Evangelia - FotiaGiorgos Mazonakis – Ela Na DeisClaydee - GitanaNikos Apergis – Kommati tis zios mouMichalis Hatzigiannis - Saitia MELISSES – Giati Part IV (93:32)K. BHTA - The WaveEleni Foureira – KaramelaGeorge Dalaras - Iliovasilema Sosto (Live)Stella Kalli – Sou rihno akiroIU - Love PoemLee Hi– Breathe 

Thank you to OVN for generously supplying his instrumentals for the Seoul Tribe podcast. You can follow him on Instagram and find his music on Spotify, Apple Music, and Bandcamp. Made with love in Brooklyn, a scrappy art project by friends. You can learn mroe about us on our Instagram or website. 

She's a singer, actress and an award winning song writer....she's Tea Belle (Tea Wagner). We talk to the Austrian singer about her passion for writing songs for K-Pop artists and her unique style as being a music artist herself. Tea then debuts her news single "Virtual Clouds." Tea Belle Social Media: IG: @tea.belle Spotify: Tea Belle

Somehow we explored Paul Wall, Korean Music, and Marilyn Mansons missing rib.

0223 PEOPLE (#AnnaYatesLu #서울대국악과최연소조교수 #안나예이츠 #PansoriSinger) Professor Anna Yates of the Korean Music department at Seoul National University joins us to talk about how she became a pansori performer both in Europe and Korea.

Is listening to K-Pop like buying sweatshop-made clothes? From rigorous childhood performance academies to long, labour-intensive contracts for young idols, does the South Korean music industry have an exploitation problem? High profile suicides, sexual harassment claims and industry standards are complicating the nature of the industry and the fandom as it booms in the English speaking world. Musicologist Haekyung Um and journalist Taylor Glasby weigh in. Poet Kate Fox talks about her new collection The Oscillations, exploring distance and isolation in the age of the pandemic, refracted through the lenses of neurodiversity and trauma in poems that are bold, funny and open-hearted in their self-discoveries. Artistic Director of Bristol Old Vic Tom Morris and Matt Hemley from The Stage discuss the viability of touring UK stage shows in Europe post Brexit as the National Theatre announce today that their planned European tour of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time will not go ahead. Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Hilary Dunn Main image: The K-pop girl group BlackPink on stage Image credit: Rich Fury/Getty Images

Es geht weiter mit unserer Mini-Serie “Wir entdecken neue K-Künstler:innen” - denn neben BTS gibt es jede Menge tolle südkoreanische Musiker:innen, die von der beliebten Idol-Industrie vielleicht ein bisschen in den Hintergrund gerückt werden. Wie in der ersten Folge auch, stellen wir uns beide verschiedene Songs vor. Euch erwartet also ein bunter Mix aus vielfältigen Genres - von K-R&B/Hip-Hop bis hin zu Pop und Latin Vibes. Wir sind gespannt, ob ihr die Songs kennt und welche Lieder euch am besten gefallen! Wer sind eure favorite K-Künstler:innen? Oder hört ihr tatsächlich nur BTS? Wir haben eine Playlist erstellt, in der ihr alle Songs sowohl aus der ersten als auch zweiten Folge dieser Mini-Serie findet: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2TdsMOYTpmV32XjgxioPBR?si=ALHwMVxmQiOH_QxqST1HYgNote: Ihr werdet es bestimmt merken, aber die Folge haben wir vor laaanger Zeit aufgenommen heheFolgt uns gerne auf Twitter und Instagram. Oder schreibt eine Mail an: kpoppardonpodcast@gmail.comUnterstützt uns gerne auf Patreon, wo ihr exklusiven Bonus-Content erhält ♡

Escuchamos los tres discos favoritos del mes de octubre, con el indio Sandeep Das y el Hum Ensemble, que reúne músicos de India y Siria; el japonés Yukihiro Atsumi, y los gambianos, lamentablemente ya desaparecidos, Dembo Konte y Kausu Kuyateh. Continuamos adelantando el nuevo disco de Sara Vidal, lo que aprovechamos para saludar a nuestros nuevos oyentes portugueses de Rádio Universidade de Coimbra. Saludamos también al canciller de la embajada de España en Lima, Antonio Moriana, que nos escucha a través de Radio Filarmonía en la capital peruana, poniendo música de la banda andaluza en cuya fundación estuvo involucrado: Andaraje Y seguimos con #Mundofonews, hablando de convocatorias inminentes y escuchando la música que está sonando en ellas: Fira Mediterrània de Manresa; WOMEX, este año en Budapest; Journey to Korean Music y PAMS, en Seúl, y la Indonesian Music Expo que se celebra en Bali. We listen to the three favorite albums of October: the one of the Indian Sandeep Das and the Hum Ensemble, which brings together musicians from India and Syria; the Japanese Yukihiro Atsumi, and the Gambians, unfortunately already passed away, Dembo Konte and Kausu Kuyateh. We continue previewing the new album by Sara Vidal and we take the opportunity to greet our new Portuguese listeners of Rádio Universidade de Coimbra. We also greet the Chancellor of the Spanish Embassy in Lima, Antonio Moriana, who tunes in to Mundofonías through Radio Filarmonía in the Peruvian capital, playing music of the Andalusian band in whose foundation he was involved: Andaraje. And we also bring our #Mundofonews, talking about imminent events and listening to the music that is performed in them: Fira Mediterrània de Manresa; WOMEX, this year in Budapest; Journey to Korean Music and PAMS, in Seoul, and the Indonesian Music Expo held in Bali. Favoritos de octubre / October favorites · Sandeep Das & The Hum Ensemble – Parvaaz-e noor: Flight of light – Delhi to Damascus · Yukihiro Atsumi – Waiha bushi – Kachofugetsu · Dembo Konte & Kausu Kuyateh – Demba Hajada – Kairaba Jabi Saludos y noticias / Greetings and news · Sara Vidal – Adelaidinha – Matriz · Andaraje – La huida a Egipto – Al grano: coplas de campo, vol. 2 · Maria del Mar Bonet – Zapateo – Ultramar · Xabi Aburruzaga – Bost – Bost · NST & The Soul Sauce meets Kim Yulhee – Joong taryeong – NST & The Soul Sauce meets Kim Yulhee · Jegog Suar Agung – Suar udaya giri – Gamelan joged bumbung · Suarasama – Zapin rindu – Fajar di atas awan Imagen / Image: Yukihiro Atsumi

Clive Anderson and David Morrissey are joined by John Cooper Clarke, Shabaka Hutchings, Vanessa Kisuule and Pippa Bennett-Warner for a mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from L.A Salami and Leenalchi. Amendment: Leenalchi are part of K-Music 2020 - London’s Festival of Korean Music, which runs from 30 October to 16 November.

On this episode, we continue our conversation with DFSB Kollective President and Korean music industry expert Bernie Cho, who discusses glocalization, transmedia marketing, a post-TikTok world, and yes, Donald Trump’s Triller account. If you want to get a primer on Bernie’s story, the K-Pop business model, and what exactly a “hot city matrix” is, check out Part 1 of this two-part series.

DFSB Kollective President Bernie Cho has more than 21 years of culture creation in the Asian music, television, and pop culture industries. In this two-part episode of How Music Charts, Bernie pulls the curtain back on K-Pop and the Korean music industry, showing just how successful South Korea's export strategy has been worldwide.

If you've ever used Spotify or YouTube to listen to music, you've probably stumbled upon a song in a language you don't know how to speak. But have you ever heard a song that features not just one, but 3 different languages?This week we chat with Crystal's high school friend Austin (aka Aleebi). He makes music in English, Korean, and Japanese and has garnered over 200,000 total streams on Spotify.Austin shares with us his experience as an Asian-American rapper in an increasingly global music market. What role does language play in self-expression? How can Asian artists explore the Hip Hop space without veering into cultural appropriation?Check out:Austin on instagram: @aleebi & Friends:@jsalenphotography@jnybeatzz@officialkeepitinside@tysonyoshi@ranchisnoble@michrome_boyz

The Shed makes it way to our nation's capital for a makeshift episode in full force. - The Korean Music scene - Language with the most words - Favorite Comic Book Superhero ... and more Recorded at The Legion of Doom (Washington, DC) Brought to you by Alien Entourage & The Riverside Culture

Stan twitter: get your fancams ready. In this episode, Sara and Finley talk about South Korean music. Hear about our opinions on body standards in Kpop, some of our favorite groups, and yet another small rant about Kpop fandoms. Additionally, learn about Sara and Finley's ...interesting... experience at the BTS Pop Up Store in Seoul. Stuck in our heads: - She Ra season 5 trailer music (She era) - Buttercup (Jack Stauber). CORRECTION: The managing company of BLACKPINK is YG Entertainment, not SM Entertainment. Adole-sense is a podcast about all things TEEN! Sara and Finley talk about your favorite fandoms, pop culture, and how to deal with teenage life. And if you clicked on this by accident, give us a listen! Because we promise it's going to be like, at least mediocre. EMAIL US at adolesensepodcast@gmail.com! Feel free to send us any questions (you may be featured in future episodes!), stories, or tell us your favorite fandoms and ships! And if you ever need someone to talk to, we are always here.

For this Deep Cut, I invited my good friend Natalie Gedeon for a chat. We talk about how Natalie got into listening to Korean music, what it was like living in Seoul for a year, and then we dive into her research into... fandoms.We recorded this remotely late last year before all the shelter in place lockdowns started taking place. Natalie is a mixed-methods researcher with training from the London School of Economics (MSc) and the University of Southern California (MA).Made with love in Brooklyn, an art project between friends. You can learn more about us on our website or follow us on Instagram.

Episode 5! Join me this week as I welcome a special guest, my husbando ^.^ We chat about BTS' Map of the Soul 7, ON, my birthday surprise, Coronavirus fears as well as some other K-POP happenings! Oh and my animals go bananas on air. *smh*

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DisKovery With a K is a weekly Podcast in which we feature our favorite Korean artists, so be ready for some good music and also some rambling around. For our first ever episode we’re talking about the magnificent singer/rapper Colde.

It's Seol week, and we want to bring you closer to the traditional sound of Korean music. In this week's Quote It and today's K-Files, we go over songs that do just that. Today, we share the inspiring story of a blind percussionist that may have his dreams come true of playing with an orchestra. What do YOU wish was possible?

Segunda parte de nuestras crónicas coreanas, en esta caso hablado del Journey to Korean Music ('Viaje a la Música Coreana') que tuvo lugar entre los días 6 y 11 de octubre en Seúl y en el que participaron 18 delegados internacionales entre los que se encontraba Juan Antonio Vázquez representando a Mundofonías. Escuchamos música de las diversas propuestas que pudimos disfrutar allí en directo. The second part of our Korean chronicles, now talking about the Journey to Korean Music, held form 6th to 11th October in Seoul in which 18 international delegates participated, among them, Juan Antonio Vázquez representing Mundofonías. We hear some music of the different proposals that we enjoyed there live. · Lee Narae - Soorisoori mahasoori - Into the light: Music of Korea VII [VA] · Music Group NaMu - Both sides - Song of Willow · Namu:Reyoung - Gyemyeonjo pyeongnong - 2018 Journey to Korean Music [VA] · The Tune - Chanteng - Wandering melodic road · Dongyang Gozupa - Black desert - Gap · Hwang Gina - Jungjungmori - Geomungo sanjo, Han Gapdeuk ryu · 4 in Nori - Eco - 2018 Journey to Korean Music [VA] · Goongyechan Trio - Crazy arirang - 2018 Journey to Korean Music [VA] · SE:UM - The other side - Korean breath Imagen / Image: Namu:Reyoung, en / at: Journey to Korean Music 2018 por: / by: Juan Antonio Vázquez

Unfortunately, for this Episode...Kyrra left Joy and Tricia alone and as a result we found 40 questions about Kpop and amazingly we made it through...barely. Get to know our personal interests in Korean Music and feel free to comment and let us know what you think! Thanks for listening! KPOP Tag: https://dayre.me/wangg/INl2BmlZk5

Simon and Martina are passionate about the indie music scene in Korea but generally disappointed at the lack of promotion for these artists. Can the success of K-Pop bring attention to other music genres in Korea?

This week, we dive into the growing world of the Korean music industry and talk about our first artists, recommend some songs, what's going on in the industry, who we crush hard on, and a mysterious person interrupts us. CONTENT WARNING: Some Strong Language. Listen at your own discretion.Your M8S: Josh (@abangpinoy)Guest M8S: Kae (@kaerrette) | TK (@tkdoesnothing) | Kat (@krazykatieliz)FOLLOW us on Twitter @GR8M8SPodcast | On Instagram @gr8m8spodcast | Got Questions? Use #GR8M8SPodcast | FIND us at gr8m8spodcast.wixsite.com/heym8 | LISTEN to us on almost everything! Just search 'GR8 M8S Podcast'. Leave us a rate and review on iTunes, and share us to your friends! Thank you for the love!Music: "Hide and Seek (J-Path 88 Remix)" by LOVE X STEREO & J-Path 88. Go support them at lovexstereo.bandcamp.com/

For those who are still in school, these coming days represent the end of summer break. While no one looks forward to ending their vacation, the K-Pop world has generously provided us with awesome jams to motivate us for the upcoming months of fall. Today’s episode will keep you up with all the music that’s been already released, as well as all the music we have to look forward to. Please join us as we conclude the summer holiday and celebrate all the exciting hits that keep us going!   Sincerely, The Keeping Up with K-Pop Team  

I randomly compiled a list of Wonder Girls' fin facts for the episode as well a list of questions that need to be answered in Korean Music. We got the news and music updates as well so check out this wonderful cupcake filled episode of Chicago K Pop.DownloadTwitters: @GarserTheClown and @ChicagK_Pop

Viaje a la música coreana | Journey to Korean music Programa nº 5 de noviembre, con un programa especial dedicado al Journey to Korean Music, un viaje a Corea y su música en el que Juan Antonio Vázquez estuvo presente representando a Mundofonías el pasado mes de octubre. Os contamos nuestras impresiones y descubrimientos musicales. Show #5 of November, with a special show dedicated to the Journey to Korean Music, a trip to Korea and its music that Juan Antonio Vázquez attended representing Mundofonías the last month of October. We show you our impressions and our music discoveries. Chun-Hee Lee - Gu arirang - Coréee: Chant Arirang et Minyo Song-Hee Pansori LAB - The boating song - [Directo, Seúl / Live in Seoul | Oct 2016] Park Jiha - Throughout the night - Communion Akdan Gwangchil - Nan bong ga - Journey to Korean Music [DVD, V.A.] Lee hee-moon Company - Narrow mouthed Toad's song - Journey to Korean Music [DVD, V.A.] Kyungso Park - [Porximate distance] - The Most Beautiful Connection Kim Hae-Sook - Hwimori - Corée: Gayageum Sanjo. École Choi Ok-Sam Lee Jae-Hwa - Eotmori - Corée: L'art du sanjo de geomungo Choy Kyung-man - Neungge - Cheonsu bara World Music Ensemble E-Do - Bohoeya - Yeominrok (Park Jiha - The Longing of the Yawning Divide - Communion)

Mundofonías Ago 2016 #4 - Argentina + otras Américas y mundos - Argentina + other Americas and worlds Músicas de inspiración latinoamericana con conexiones peruanas, chilenas, puertorriqueñas, brasileñas... e incluso salsa (de la buena) hecha en Canadá. Pero, sobre todo, mucha música argentina, con un recuerdo especial al recién desaparecido maestro del chamamé Nini Flores. Terminamos con aires diferentes, desde Marruecos y Corea, aprovechando para anunciar nuestra próxima presencia en este último país para asistir al Journey to Korean Music. Music with Latin American inspirations, exploring Peruvian, Chilean, Puerto Rican, Brazilian connecctions and even some (good) salsa music made in Canada. But we focus in Argentina, with a special tribute to the chamamé maestro recently passed away Nini Flores. And we finish with pretty different music airs, from Morocco and Korea, also announcing our upcoming visit to this country in order to attend the Journey to Korean Music. El Sueño de la Casa Propia - Sonidos raíces del Perú - La familia Choquihuillca Benji Kaplan - Uai so? - Uai so? Héctor Chucu Rodríguez - La rebelión (retumbo) - Desde lejos Cheba Massolo - Bien, bien, qué musica es - Coyazz Dos Demonios - La del chacarero - El tango que ocultamos mejor Dos Demonios - Como dos demonios - El tango que ocultamos mejor Luna-Ibáñez - Pa que bailen los muchachos - Tango Rudi & Nini Flores - Lucero de abril - Argentine: Chamamé, musique de Corrientes Los Núñez y Ruiz Guiñazú - La Taba - Chamamé Lula Allstars - Salsa de la buena - Alalá Ìfé - 3 Mujeres (Iború Iboya Ibosheshé) - 3 Mujeres (Iború Iboya Ibosheshé) [EP] Mehdi Nassouli - Bouche'kouka - [WOMEX 2016 selection] Jambinai - For everything that you lost - A hermitage

This lecture and performance by visiting artists features musicologist Dr. Hilary Finchum-Sung, Seoul National University, and musicians Lee Tae-Baek, Yi Ji-Young, Won Wan-Chul, Lee Suk-Joo, and Lim Hyeun-Bin. Learn more about Harvard Divinity School and its mission to illuminate, engage, and serve at http://hds.harvard.edu/.

Where Ween meets Willie Nelson, this is weirdo, operatic guitar rock at it's strangest: expat/Korean hybrid Saure Gurken are currently playing around Seoul supporting the release of their new EP '?'.  From their bio at doindie.co.kr-"Saure Gurken is a three-piece rock band based in Seoul, South Korea. Formed in 2013 by original members Vance Baryn (vocals, bass) and Quaziq (guitars), they were later joined by Josh King (drums) in 2014. Saure Gurken have released one EP (“?” 2015) and will release two more EP's in 2015 and a full album in early 2016. Like its members, Saure Gurken's sound is strange and eclectic, delving into different styles and sounds with the goal of creating musical experiences rather than simply songs. If one listens closely, they might perceive the infuence of a wide variety of artists including Tom Waits, Metallica, Operation Ivy, Mr. Bungle, and Willie Nelson. Ultimately, Saure Gurken's goal is to create music that is interesting and original which defies notions of genre." A review of their EP '?'can be found here: http://sleepingbagstudios.ca/saure-gurken-%E4%B8%8A/ For more of the band's music, go to https://sauregurken.bandcamp.com/releases

Since its rapid growth in the nineties, K-Pop has become a multi-billion dollar industry and an integral part of South Korea’s image both domestically and abroad. In stark contrast and despite support from the South Korean government, Korean traditional music, or Gugak, remains a somewhat unknown tradition in and outside Korea. How do we define Korean traditional music? What position does it hold in contemporary South Korean society? What role has the government played in its evolution since the end of the Korean War? Will Gugak follow a path similar to K-Pop – a product designed for export – or is it still a living and thriving tradition? To answer these questions, we had the pleasure of interviewing Prof. Hilary Vanessa Finchum-Sung. Prof. Finchum-Sung earned her Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Indiana University in 2002 and is now Associate Professor in the Department of Korean Music at Seoul National University. She has served as the Chair of the Interdisciplinary Major in Music Education at Seoul National University, and formerly worked as a lecturer and researcher at the University of San Francisco and UC Berkeley. She has also published in several academic journals, including Ethnomusicology, The World of Music, and the Seoul Journal of Korean Studies.

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Over two nights in New York, Asia Society presented two styles of traditional Korean music. The first evening was dedicated to four musicians performing sanjo — a solo form of virtuosic traditional music with roots in indigenous shamanism and folk music, while the second concert was devoted to pansori, a solo sung storytelling form, in a showcase for the male maestro Lim Hyeun-bin. (2 min., 53 sec.)

Get ready for an all new season of your favorite Mandudes. We're coming at you strong with an episode all about the ups and downs of the Korean Music industry, and what it's like being a music lover while living in Korea. Listen for Matt's silent shock as David confesses his recent love for K-Pop. How do the public restrooms in Korea compare to those of the West? What's one of the main reasons David came to Korea over Japan? Be prepared to find out!If you into video games, stick around for our last segment as Matt and David finally disagree on Sony's newest handheld device.Download MP3Download M4APlease leave a comment on our blog or subscribe/rate us on iTunes if you have a chance!