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K-ENTERTAINMENT 

SORN Is Back With “Nirvana Girl”

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Today, multi-talented pop singer SORN returns with her latest single “Nirvana Girl” via WILD Group/Universal Music Singapore. Empowering and catchy, “Nirvana Girl” is SORN’s fourth digital single. It is her swan song as she navigates her new journey of self-discovery. With lyrics that allude to the spiritual in her pursuit of freedom and enlightenment, Sorn describes the meaning of “Nirvana Girl” as shaking off the labels she used to let define her and learning to become the most authentic version of herself. “Nirvana Girl” features SORN’s former K-Pop girl group…

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K-ENTERTAINMENT 

K-Pop Groups Whose Contracts Will Expire in 2022

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In 2022, several famous k-pop groups’ contracts will expire. They mostly have 5-7 years contract with their agencies. In K-Pop, there are many factors why a group doesn’t renew their contracts with the agency. It doesn’t matter if they’re successful or not. But the reasons are not usually stated to the public. Some groups don’t renew contracts with their current agencies but made a way for the members to still promote as a group. Some groups continue to work together and renew their contract due to their trust and loyalty…

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K-TRENDS 

K-Pop Groups That Took Years to Receive a Music Show Win

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In the K-Pop industry, a music show win is a synonym for success. However, several K-Pop groups took them years and were able to hold fan meetings or concerts outside of Korea before they achieved so-called “success.” Here’s the list of K-Pop stars who took the longest to become No. 1 on music shows’ charts. EXIDWhen Hani’s solo fancam went viral, the group’s success was unstoppable. “Up & Down” gave them their first win on M! Countdown, 1,057 days after their debut. BRAVE GIRLS They received their first music show…

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