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NEW MUSIC & MV: Spray - "Set It Off" feat. Coogie



Producer DJ Spray is back with a new banger. He dropped his new single "Set It Off" featuring South Korea's MILLION MARKET rapper Coogie on December 13th (KST). Fans now don't have to wait for the next BACKnFORTH party to check him out. "Set It Off" hit streaming sites with a club-ready beat and visual on YouTube on the day of its release. Watch it above, and check out more below.

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NEW VIDEO DROP: Ted Park - "Hands In The Air" featuring Jay Park

The official music video for Ted Park's "Hands In The Air," featuring Jay Park is now out. The video was released on April 26, on the YouTube channel for The Cut. It's colorful, and has the H1GHR MUSIC artist singing and dancing throughout to melodic hip-hop/R&B beats, and later in the video shows label co-CEO Jay Park, singing on his verse, about a good time with a lady, which includes a bottle of soju. The song itself is the first collaboration for Ted Park and Jay Park. Ted Park says "Hands In The Air" is the second single off his upcoming debut EP, "Plugged In." The first single off the album is called "Broke." It was released on April 16. According to The Cut studio, which directed the music video, "Hands In The Air" is "anticipated to be the summer anthem of 2018." It was produced by DJ Pain 1 and DJ Stacktrace. Check out the visuals for "Hands In The Air" below and then purchase or stream ...

Bruno Mars shares Behind the Scenes clip from the Making of "24K Magic"

Bruno Mars has shared a never before seen clip of the making of "24K Magic," the title track and lead single from his third studio album (of the same name). On June 27, the singer uploaded video on Twitter and Instagram, and wrote that he found it in his cell phone.  The video shows producer Brody Brown and Mars trying to figure out the groove for "24k Magic" in 2015. According to Bruno Mars, they tried nearly 100 different patterns and pockets to finally land what we hear today (a Zapp & Roger inspired track). Check out the clip and also the official music video on YouTube for the single, below. Found this video in my phone. This is @therealbrodybrown and I trying to figure out the groove for 24k Magic in 2015. We must’ve tried 100 different patterns and pockets to finally land what y’all hear today. #nevergiveup #dontlosehope #InspirationalHashtags&Shit A post shared by Bruno Mars (@brunomars) on Jun 27, 2018 at 6:39am PDT

Now Listening To: JMIN - "I Know Why"

Up and coming California-based rapper JMIN released his melodic track and visual titled "I Know Why" at the end of June. While the artist is still in the early stages of his music career, he is already receiving international attention after the release of the video for his song “Spaceship” on the 'No Jumper' YouTube channel last September. According to his online profile on GENIUS , JMIN (aka Jonathan Min), is 18-years-old, and moved to Los Angeles from Florida, in the 9th grade. Check out his music and video below.

Rapper PUNCHNELLO is more than "Ordinary." in new EP and "Blue Hawaii" MV distributed by AOMG

South Korean artist PUNCHNELLO's style of rap is by no way ordinary, but that's the title of his new mini-album. The rapper's EP "Ordinary." dropped on January 28 through hip-hop label AOMG. According to  10 Asia, PUNCHNELLO recently signed a contract with AOMG for music and distribution. South Korean producer JuniorChef also recently signed a contract for the same type of distribution agreement. PUNCHNELLO (from the crew Club Eskimo) is known for his fast and sharp delivery , who can also slow it down with emotional flow . He mixes it up on the new EP "Ordinary," which features artists Crush and PENOMECO on the 0channel produced title-track "Blue Hawaii."  The song includes an animated official music video (with subtitles), which also rolled out on January 28th. Also featured on the EP are SAAY, Simon Dominic, Tabber, and sogumm. The "Blue Hawaii" MV can be found on the AOMG YouTube channel, as well as the 1theK YouTube sit...

Golden Changes Name Back to G.Soul After Contract Ends With H1GHR MUSIC

Days after record label H1GHR MUSIC announced its contract with singer Golden had come to an end, the artist on Sunday, January 10, tweeted on Twitter he was changing his stage name back to G.Soul.   The singer Kim Ji-hyun, had been going by the moniker Golden since December 2019 . But fans first got to know the South Korean soulful artist as G.Soul, when he debuted under JYP Entertainment with the release of his EP "Coming Home" in 2015. His debut came after training under JYP for 15 years. In 2017, G.Soul left JYP and joined H1GHR MUSIC, where he released "Circles," "Hate Everything" and "Another Sad Love Song." With the departure from H1GHR MUSIC, the singer is reminding fans to support his work on his YouTube channel. Check it out below. pic.twitter.com/MJPUeqTJ4Z — G (@lmlliGLDN) January 10, 2021 We are in deep regret to inform you that Golden's contract has ended with H1GHR MUSIC. We would like to sincerely thank Golden for his ama...

NEW MUSIC DROP: Young Paris featuring Jay Park - "Girls Wanna Party"

by Nefertiti Jenkins This could put Jay Park on the radio in the U.S.  On May 16, his Roc Nation labelmate, rapper Young Paris, released a track with Jay Park titled "Girls Wanna Party." The single is from the new "My Tribe" LP which is now available on Tidal . According to an article from naijabeatzone.com , Young Paris says "The 'MY TRIBE' Album is dedicated to music lovers who vibe to the global sound of 'Afrobeats.'" According to his online bio, Young Paris was born in France to Congolese immigrant parents who later moved to New York. This is the second (urban radio ready) collaboration released this week, for Korean-American singer/rapper Jay Park. On May 15, Park uploaded a remix to Justine Skye's "Back For More." On Twitter, Jay Park says he has 30 to 40 unreleased songs, including the already popular "Soju," with rapper 2 Chainz, which he announced (at the recent Identity LA Free Concert), will be ...

Rapper Dok2 talks about working with Jay Park and G-Dragon (from BIGBANG) in Ep. 31 of "Fun With Dumb"

Illionaire Records co-founder Dok2 is a pioneer in the South Korean hip-hop industry, but he rarely gives interviews. Lucky for fans, the rapper sat down on two separate occasions recently to talk about his life and the rise of hip-hop in South Korea. The first interview was for the March 7th face to face with rapper Snacky Chan for Chan's YouTube series - "Undergod."   The second was for American rapper Dumbfoundead's March 20th (ep. 31) podcast of "Fun With Dumb." During the podcast, Dok2 provided a mini-history lesson for anyone interested in South Korean hip-hop. Beginning with his early rise, the rapper says he's been making moves in the industry since 2002 when he was 12-years-old. He told Dumbfoundead that he used to attend a school for foreigners in Busan (because of his mixed Korean, Spanish and Filipino heritage), but after 6th grade he moved to Seoul and did not return back to school (due to family financial reasons). He says he started...

Tickets for Jay Park's "Serenades & Body Rolls" tour featuring LNGSHOT are going fast

Fans hoping to get a ticket to the second part of Jay Park's "Serenades & Body Rolls" tour featuring his new KPOP group LNGSHOT may be out of luck soon. Tickets are going fast.  Park announced on June 9th he and his group would be hitting the stage in September and October. Tickets for the general public went on sale on Friday, June 12th, with many venues close to selling out seats near the main stage by Sunday, June 14th. Park first announced his "Serenades & Body Rolls" tour in February 2025, hitting cities in Asia. This time around, he and his new boy band will perform in the United States, Europe and South America, his first in the U.S. in seven years and the first in South America. The multi-talented-entertainment agency founder is behind the rise of South Korean hip-hop labels AOMG and H1GHR MUSIC. He created the label More Vision in 2022, after stepping down as CEO from his hip-hop labels. He debuted his boy band LNGSHOT in January, 2026 , with t...

Song of the Day: Jay Park - "Whenever"

Jay Park dropped his R&B single "Whenever" one year ago, on July 23, 2025.  Crooning "call me whenever" in an English and Japanese version.  The Japanese version includes a passionate live clip on YouTube from part one of his Serenades & Body Rolls tour last year in Japan. Since then, Park has announced part two for 2026 , which includes his More Vision South Korean boy band LNGSHOT.  This second leg of the tour kicks off on September 3 in São Paulo, Brazil with stops in Mexico, North America and Europe. No word if he'll perform this song, but for now, Jay Park's "Whenever" is today's Song of the Day.

Another U.S. Tour in the Works for AOMG

                                                                            It was a big night for announcements at the Show Me The Money 5 concert stop in Chicago on September 3, 2016. While on stage with BewhY and Gray, AOMG Co-CEO Simon Dominic, said they are planning another AOMG tour in the U.S. for sometime next year. Earlier in the evening, close to when SMTM season 5 winner BewhY first hit the stage, BewhY talked about his dreams for the future. The rapper says his dream is to win a Grammy and to chart on Billboard. Check out the videos of both announcements below.    ...