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South Korean hip-hop artist Don Mills is leaving behind two new emotional tracks and a documentary, ahead of his reported mandatory military enlistment (South Korean men between the ages of 18 and 35 are required to serve). His new songs-- "Time" (produced by SCARY`P) and the Coke Jazz produced track "Nakwon Stores," featuring Car, The garden, were released on October 7. The documentary directed by Guns Lee, follows The VMC (Vismajor Company) artist around South Korea, from the streets, to the soccer field, the music studio and the stage. Most of the lyrics off the new tracks are in Korean, but you do catch a few words in English including; "Time goes fast, time goes fast" as part of the title track hook. You can find his new music on streaming platforms now as a "TIME" double single. Don Mills gonna serve in the Army Last night Don Mills announce that he gonna do his mandatory military service soon his friends & colleagues ...

Taking us back to the 70s with a vintage movie themed visual, H1GHR MUSIC producer Woogie, has released his new music video and single "Rolling Stones," which is from the upcoming EP, "Rewind My Tape part 1." The video, featuring singer 'Car, the Garden' was uploaded to the H1GHR MUSIC YouTube channel on March 18. And even before you watch it... one look at the artwork released for the track, and you're immediately reminded of Rolling Stone Magazine, and if you're old enough to remember, the Rolling Stones rock band (both got their name from a 1950s song by Muddy Waters, titled Rollin' Stone). And then, there's the 1972 remake by The Temptations (of a single from The Undisputed Truth) called "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone." But getting past the history and nostalgia of the title, the video begins with a man who looks like he could've been on the set of "That '70s Show," as he takes you further back in time, w...