[jonas808]

 

[jonas808]

 

[ADUHF]

Wild that EXID is having a comeback. Solji is still the best competition variety show contestant

If SNSD, SES, and VIVIZ can, then why not EXID?

Can't remember his/her name off the top of my head, but there's a Korean chat-show host that likes to reunite older Kpop groups on his/her show. I'm sure someone here will know who I mean.

 

[ADUHF]

Call me a little silly btw, but this group (Itzy) has just continued to grow on me since Silver introduced them in the old Asian music topic, back in the day. Who woulda thunk?

 

[ADUHF]

On the bright side.

This group needs more likes.

We have to encourage the newbies. Especially when they're this sparkly .

 

[jonas808]

This group needs more likes.

We have to encourage the newbies. Especially when they're this sparkly .

Banger

 

[SilverEars]

If SNSD, SES, and VIVIZ can, then why not EXID?

Can't remember his/her name off the top of my head, but there's a Korean chat-show host that likes to reunite older Kpop groups on his show. I'm sure someone here will know who I mean.

MC Yoo?

Below SES performance is for @dougms3 enjoyment!



Also Sugarman brings older generation performers back

 

[hgb1652]

Oort Cloud by YounHa.


It's an amazing song!! and I think she deserves more popularity.

 

[SilverEars]

Younha is a well known to be talent singer.

I thought she was initially marketed for Japan, perhaps it didn't work out at the time?


This might be her most famous song? The mastering is terrible though. It's very compressed with no dynamics. I think korean lyrics reflect the directness of the culture. There's no abstractness or anything, but just direct thoughts. You know what they mean.

 

[hgb1652]

Younha is a well known to be talent singer.

I thought she was initially marketed for Japan, perhaps it didn't work out at the time?


This might be her most famous song? The mastering is terrible though. It's very compressed with no dynamics.

Yeah I think she is more marketed for Japan like you said. But I think she gained more popularity in Korea from Oort Cloud. She also appeared in Yoo Heeyeol's Sketchbook with Oort Cloud and it became famous quickly.

 

[hgb1652]

I also want to suggest G-IDLE's I never Die Album.
If I had to pick my favorite, it would be My bag, but all tracks in this album are great!

 

[SilverEars]

She auditioned in Japan? Her first Japanese album didn't sell well?


^Personally didn't pay much attention to GIDLE until Tomboy, which is great performance. I luv the choreography, and also their MV. That MV was so well executed, I'm quite shocked!

 

[hgb1652]

She auditioned in Japan? Her first Japanese album didn't sell well?


^Personally didn't pay much attention to GIDLE until Tomboy, which is great performance.

I actually don't know much about Younha. I only learned about her recently due to Oort cloud.
But ye I believe her End Theory Album is selling well.


G-IDLE has many great songs in my opinion. I love their Latata, Baddest, Pop stars, Haan, Hwaa, and Senorita.

 

[elee703]

If SNSD, SES, and VIVIZ can, then why not EXID?

Can't remember his/her name off the top of my head, but there's a Korean chat-show host that likes to reunite older Kpop groups on his show. I'm sure someone here will know who I mean.

well SNSD and SES are with SM and they're very good about maintaining their popular groups (almost too much) and keeping all the groups in the family even when members leave. It's pretty rare to be like mamamoo where a member leaves the company on good terms and they still promote as a group for the smaller and midsize companies. EXID, while they caught fire when the Hani Up Down fancam was released, they just didn't make enough money and their company didn't really support them well. Pretty much everyone focused on individual projects right away. It took SNSD 5 years to get everyone back together and they were all on good terms with SM (minus Jessica). It's just surprising and Im sure it's a 1 song reunion comeback

 

[elee703]

Younha is a well known to be talent singer.

I thought she was initially marketed for Japan, perhaps it didn't work out at the time?


This might be her most famous song? The mastering is terrible though. It's very compressed with no dynamics. I think korean lyrics reflect the directness of the culture. There's no abstractness or anything, but just direct thoughts. You know what they mean.

Younha was amazingly successful when she started in Japan. I think she even has a nickname like chart comet or something like that in japan