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South Korean neo-soul singer HORIM has teamed up with R&B singer JINBO for a funky smooth single and visual titled "GROOVE." The track and official music video, with a MAXWELL vibe, includes additional subtle vocals from AOMG's HOODY. The new music dropped on October 28. Check it out below.

by Nefertiti Jenkins In the lead single off his new album, South Korean rapper Syler pays homage to The Notorious B.I.G., the American rapper killed in a drive-by shooting in Los Angeles on March 9, 1997. The title of Syler's album, "More People More Problems," is a spin on Biggie's single "Mo Money Mo Problems, " featuring Mase and Puff Daddy (Sean Combs/P. Diddy).  Syler's 7-track project hit streaming sites on October 11, with known South Korean R&B and hip-hop artists featured on the album including JINBO the Superfreak, Alisha , Mutang, The $eoul kid, 24 Flakko, Mckdaddy, Owen Ovadoz and LT. Some of the tracks contain explicit language. You can find the album on streaming sites. Listen to the Apple Music preview below. View this post on Instagram Syler @akasyler의 앨범 [More People More Problems] . 모든 음원사이트 발매되었습니다. 1.연락처 (Feat. JINBO the SuperFreak) @jinbosuperfreak 2.Airplane Mo...

South Korean R&B singer JINBO, may have built his ideal woman as an AI robot, in his latest music video. The SuperFreakRecords' artist released the mv for "You Just Have To" on August 28, and you may have to watch it a couple of times, to get the plot twist. The visual comes after the August 14 release of his music video "So To Speak," with Crush and Hoody, which honors Kim SungJae, a member of the '90s duo DEUX, who died a suspicious death after his solo debut. JINBO's new music video was directed by 725, and has a sexy-tragic storyline. The song produced by Nounou Paris, was written by JINBO the SuperFreak himself. Check out the new video for his hot slow jam down below.

by Nefertiti Jenkins Korean R&B singer JINBO has dropped the video for his collaboration work with R&B singers Crush and Hoody. The mv for "So To Speak" was released on August 14 on YouTube. The track honors with a cover, a hip-hop icon (or first generation kpop idol) in South Korea, who died a suspicious death on November 20, 1995. Rapper/Singer Kim SungJae was a member of the '90s duo DEUX, and died after his solo debut performance on SBS. According to online reports, the 23-year-old went to a hotel after the performance with his girlfriend and crew, but was found dead the next day at the hotel with 28 needle marks on him. An autopsy found traces of an animal anesthetic, or animal stimulant in his body. According to online reports, his girlfriend was arrested for the alleged murder of Kim and was sentenced, but was acquitted due to the "lack of evidence." The case is considered an unsolved mystery. Back in April of 2018, a petition with the t...