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May is turning out to be a good month for music fans.  From hip-hop to kpop and jazz, there's a lot of new sounds to look forward to. Beginning with Jason Lee. The saxophonist / producer from 8Balltown's producer duo Wekeyz, is dropping his first solo album, which from the preview on Instagram sounds pretty jazzy. It's called "Sax In The City," and will be released on May 17. This comes after the May 7 Wekeyz (with Yunu) release of "Sugar," featuring Chloe DeVita and Ugly Duck. D-4 드디어 곧! 🎷 2018.05.17 목요일 JASON LEE SOLO ALBUM <SAX IN THE CITY> . 2018.05.17 THURS. 8BallTown의 프로듀싱 팀 WEKEYZ의 멤버이자 색소포니스트 JASON LEE 가 솔로 앨범을 발표합니다. 8BallTown 프로듀서들과 멤버들의 지원으로 함께 만든 이 앨범에서는 기존의 색소폰 앨범에서는 들을 수 없었던 다양한 분위기를 느낄 수 있을 것 입니다. 많은 기대 부탁드립니다. . #jasonlee #saxinthecity #sax #8balltown #제이슨리 #색스인더시티 A post shared by JASON LEE (@jasonleemusiq) on May 13, 2018 at 8:26pm PDT Former kpop idol, and recent Universal Music Group signee, hip-hop...

by Nefertiti Jenkins To tease fans even more about the upcoming album for BTS, Big Hit Entertainment, the company behind the kpop group, has dropped the tracklist for their comeback project. The album, "Love Yourself: Tear" is due out on May 18th. The tracklist, shared on May 13 (on Twitter), includes 11 songs with V's "Singularity" as the Intro. The visual for "Singularity" was released on May 6. Also on the tracklist is "Airplane pt.2,"   and a feature with Steve Aoki, who also collaborated with BTS for the official remix of "Mic Drop." #BTS #방탄소년단 #LOVE_YOURSELF 轉 'Tear' Tracklist pic.twitter.com/F7VPUOjEZb — BigHit Entertainment (@BigHitEnt) May 13, 2018

It's amazing what music can do to you. On May 6, Big Hit Entertainment uploaded a very sexy music video trailer for the upcoming album, "Love Yourself: Tear," featuring V, from kpop group BTS. The name of the track for the tease is "Singularity," in which V seduces viewers with 90s inspired R&B. It's sung in Korean, but has English subtitles. The video is below. After seeing the video, anyone older than 25, may be hitting the internet, to check out the age of the young musician with the raspy voice singing about losing himself, while he dances (with a coat hanger and some masks at times). But it's not only the dancing that draws you in (even though he seems to be channeling Usher or Rain ), but it's also the slow tempo and beat of the song that hypnotizes you.  This is pure R&B, rhythm and blues, a genre ( according to some ) that's been slowly disappearing in the United States, because of melodic hip-hop. Online it shows th...