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YG singer-songwriter Joe Rhee, has made his solo artist debut as Vince, for THE BLACK LABEL, a South Korean record label and a subsidiary of YG Entertainment. According to the label, Vince has written numerous hit songs, including SUNMI's "Gashina," G-DRAGON's "Super Star," TAEYANG's "Wake Me Up" and WINNER's "Ah Yeah." Vince dropped his debut single "MENNAL," featuring rapper Okasian, on October 2, with a sexy visual. Check it out below. Vince ‘MENNAL’ (Feat. Okasian) #VINCE #OKASIAN #맨날 #MENNAL #THEBLACKLABEL #더블랙레이블 pic.twitter.com/xjq7oVMz4m — THEBLACKLABEL (@THEBLACKLABEL_) September 23, 2019 View this post on Instagram ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ THEBLACKLABEL New Artist Vince Coming Soon Singer-songwriter from THEBLACKLABEL Joe Rhee, makes his debut as solo artist ‘Vince’. He is not only an outstanding vocalist but also a writer of numerous hit songs s...

Dark and bittersweet like the pain of love, and grooving with alternative R&B-- South Korean AOMG producer CODE KUNST, released his double single "XI," featuring YG singer Lee Hi on January 8. Calling it 'The Next Chapter of "X,"' the title song follows the previously released collaboration from the two... "X," off Code Kunst's 2017 album "Muggles' Mansion." In addition to the title track, "XI," the new double single also includes a shorter track titled "A Sad Night Track." According to record label AOMG, an official music video will be available on January 11th at 6 p.m. (KST) on the AOMG YouTube channel. The teaser for it begins with visuals of CODE KUNST. It then transitions to a cinematic storyline of a woman with a gun, and a man. Check it out below. View this post on Instagram [코드 쿤스트 (CODE KUNST)] 코드 쿤스트 (CODE KUNST) - ‘XI (Feat...

Former HIGHGRND Producer, Code Kunst, is now the newest member of AOMG -- the Korean hip-hop (and R&B) label run by Jay Park and Simon Dominic.  AOMG revealed the news to fans on June 10, with the release of Code Kunst's new single and music video, "Rain Bird," featuring his former YG Entertainment- HIGHGRND sub-labelmates, Tablo (of Epik High) and Colde (from offonoff). HIGHGRND was founded by Tablo in 2015. He stepped down from his position in 2017. According to Soompi magazine, HIGHGRND is now a part of YG Entertainment’s subsidiary, YGX, with BIGBANG’s Seungri as the CEO. Colde is now with WAVY. The new release from Code Kunst, "Rain Bird," includes vocals from Colde, and Tablo rapping on an emotional ballad, which includes the lyrics... Clouds dominate the weather forecast. When tears of depression fall like rain. Not even an umbrella could save me.  On Instagram the producer writes... "Hope my new musi...

  by Nefertiti Jenkins The 4th of April belongs to kpop group WINNER. On this date, the four young men from YG Entertainment dropped their second full-length album titled "EVERYD4Y" and also released the visuals for the title track on YouTube, "EVERYDAY." The music video (with nearly two million views just hours after its release) opens with mature content for a kpop act from Korea. It begins with the camera zooming in past two women in bikinis. From the start, the looks of the video feels like khip-hop. The track "Everyday" is auto-tune heavy, with a skinny Mino taking the lead rapping. According to ygunited.com , the video was filmed in the U.S. The video shot in Malibu, California is another collaboration with director Dave Meyers, who previously directed WINNER’s ‘REALLY REALLY’. Dave Meyers directed the video for Camila Cabello’s ‘Havana’ which swept Billboard and Korean charts, and recently won a Grammy Award. For some fans, see...

On January 1st, 2018, CL (Lee Chae-rin) posted clips on Instagram, of an unreleased music video, sung in English. And in the post before the video, she wrote on Instagram, that this time last year, she promised she would put out new music in 2017 (last year). She said the video that she was posting, was shot over a year ago, and it may or may not ever officially come out, but she loved it, and was sad that it wasn't released. She even wrote that she might get in trouble for showing clips of the video on Instagram. CL, the former lead rapper of the now disbanded kpop girl group, 2NE1, had been in the U.S. working on an English language album, when she released her last hit single in English, "Lifted," in 2016. It currently has more than 26 million views on YouTube. The song CL uploaded to Instagram on New Year's Day, 2018, has a catchy "I need you all In" beat.  The video includes female fencers dancing for some of the scenes, and it would have done r...