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16-year-old Australian singer  Ruel took time out from his busy touring schedule recently to hit the small stage with Korean-American singer Sam Kim . Ruel was in South Korea for a March 21st concert. The two artists crooned out Ruel's song "Not Thinkin' Bout You," in a soulful dingo music LIVE performance. "Not Thinkin' Bout You" is off the teen's 2018 debut EP "Ready." Sam Kim also joined Ruel on the big stage during his actual "Ready" concert in Seoul.

by Nefertiti Jenkins The fifth track on  Villain's first mini album is soul piercing, mesmerizing and beautiful. When you hear "A Piece Of Work" on the new "Bank Robber" EP, it will move you. The mostly hip-hop album dropped with an official music video for title track "Manitto," on August 1st with Planetarium Records. A second visual display of Villain's falsetto vocal range was uploaded days later, on August 3rd, as a live performance of "A Piece Of Work." Unlike other tracks on the album, which include lyrics in English and Korean, "A Piece Of Work" is a ballad and is almost entirely in Korean. According to translated subtitles of the Behind The Scenes video for "Bank Robber," the artist says the song is about having been in love with someone for a long time, without others (or that person) knowing. Even the scribbles on the wall are starting to fade too. I didn't erase it. The time passes by too much....

Jay Park fans now have access to a live version of his new single "FSU." Park released it on July 13th on his YouTube channel, and it's just him on the mic, spitting bars in a dark studio, sans features, for a "New York session." The original version (single and music video) dropped on July 5, and features rappers GASHI and Rich The Kid. It currently has more than one million views on YouTube. Check out both videos below. "FSU" follows the single "SOJU" (ft. 2 Chainz). Both will be on Jay Park's debut EP under Roc Nation, "Ask ‘Bout Me," releasing on July 20, which according to Park's July 13 Instagram Live, also includes the release of a music video, and the English version of his song "YACHT." https://t.co/1fJ781UHs7 FSU no feature live version~ — JAY BUM PARK (@JAYBUMAOM) July 13, 2018

A debut music video for a rising hip-hop star in Korea. Recording artist and producer (Johnny) Kobel, dropped his first mv on June 2nd. Called "Don't Hit My Line," Kobel writes on social media, that it was his first time acting in front of a camera during the shoot for it. The visual gives viewers a full view of the young singer /rapper as he delivers a message for a troubled love... Please don't hit my line, pretending that you're fine. I know that you been crying. I can see it in your eyes. During an Instagram Live recently, Kobel told fans that he was born in Belgium, studied in the U.S. for ten years, and lived in Chile for three years. He's now making moves in South Korea. Check out his music on SoundCloud and his new video on YouTube below. How is a khh artist this pretty? It was his first live we 42 people who watched kobel need to unite pic.twitter.com/DUuOT7hxN5 — KQ Fellaz promoter✨ (@GodSangbin) June 7, 2018

Powerhouse Live has announced the dates for ticket sales for the BTS "Love Yourself" World Tour. As we reported previously , the kpop boy group will begin their world tour in August in Seoul, South Korea. It will hit the United States on September 5, for the beginning of the North American leg of the tour, for 13 shows in six cities. According to tour management company Powerhouse Live , tickets will go on sale May 5th, for Los Angeles, Fort Worth, and Newark. And on May 7th, for Oakland, Chicago, and Hamilton. For details about where to purchase tickets, go to powerhouselive.net . pic.twitter.com/8s4dzbptv3 — POWERHOUSE LIVE (@POWERHOUSELIVE) April 27, 2018

Social media is allowing fans and artists to interact with each other like never before. While in a room in Hawaii, on Sunday, April 1, singer/rapper/co-CEO Jay Park, discovered a feature during his Instagram Live stream, which allowed him to add and connect with fans, for 'one on one' time, but in front of thousands of people peering in. Jay Park was in Hawaii for a concert, with Hoody and pH-1 happening later that night.  At almost five minutes into his livestream, we hear the Roc Nation artist say, "I've never done this before." He then says, "What, what's going on?" "Choose someone people who can see their live videos will be able to watch." He then admits, "I don't know what that means. I don't know what this is. I'm not very tech savvy so, yeah"  But then Jay eventually does add a fan and we see the entertainer on a split screen with a young woman who was surprised he added her. After a short conversat...