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Rapper Hwaji is back with a new single, he says is for "the women of the metaverse, holding it down." The artist dropped his CRDL produced song, "See You in the Metaverse," on streaming sites on September 25, under South Korean label VMC (Vismajor Company). Check it out below. 2021.09.25.SAT.6PM(KST) Hwaji's [See You in the Metaverse] Will be dropping everywhere 🔥 Special love goes out to the women of the metaverse, holding it down prod & mixed. by CRDL pic.twitter.com/iQqYI6ZyH3 — 화지 Hwaji (@hwajilla) September 23, 2021

With a mix of old school sounds and traditional jazz, hip-hop duo Infinite Flow (I.F) dropped their latest EP "Flow Forever" on May 12. The laid-back chill mini-album includes six tracks of new music and previous releases. You can find the EP on streaming sites, as well as on South Korean label BRANDNEW MUSIC's YouTube channel. The duo debuted in 2002. For their 2019 comeback, BIZNIZ and Nuck team up with the likes of VMC CEO Deepflow and neo-soul artist Horim.  A stand out on the EP is the song "OPENING CEREMONY," featuring rapper Verbal Jint, MC Meta, and AOMG's Loco. The track was previously released as a single back in April of 2018. View this post on Instagram - infinite flow <flow forever> ⠀⠀⠀ 05/12 6pm ⠀⠀⠀ 마지막 앨범🙏🏼 A post shared by nuck 넋 (@nuckdive) on May 7, 2019 at 11:11pm PDT

Artists from this year's South Korean hip-hop program, Show Me The Money , will hit the stage in early 2019, for a six-city North America tour. Beginning January 23, you can catch rappers Nafla, Loopy, Mommy Son, Nucksal and Deepflow in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Houston, New York and Toronto, thanks to Stage Session. Nafla (from MKIT RAIN) won Show Me the Money 777 (SMTM777), with his labelmate Loopy, as the first runner-up. Mommy Son became this season's viral contestant. Deepflow and Nucksal (of Vismajor Company (VMC)) were producers on the show. Stage Session is a division of KPOPME that specializes in hip-hop, R&B and ballad artists instead of kpop concerts. They are currently looking for volunteers for the upcoming shows . Check out their social media accounts for how you can participate. Meanwhile, tickets are now on sale. You can find more information on their website... www.stagesession.com . January 23, 2019 - Seattle @ Showbox SoDo January...

You see a lot of weird stuff in the latest music video from hip-hop duo Part Time Cooks. "California Butterfly" featuring Jay Park, dropped late on August 29 (EST). The trippy retro video for the new track features the two PTC rappers, Saul Goode and Black Moss, rapping/singing in Korean, Zulu and English on hamburgers, pizza and animated animals, and shows Park as a Lego. The video ends with Goode and Moss as Lego men as well.  There's even a rocket and a car in outer space. The YouTube video is below, and the song is streaming now on online platforms, which also includes a Tokyo Space Mix. Part Time Cooks is based in South Korea with label VMC (Vismajor Company). Black Moss is from South Africa and Saul Goode is from North Carolina. Jay Park, from Seattle and Seoul, is the co-CEO of H1GHR MUSIC and CEO of AOMG . He signed with Roc Nation in mid 2017, and dropped his U.S. debut EP for the label, "Ask Bout Me" last month on July 20. 2018....