K-POP narrowed down to America (KARA)
アメリカ狭しのＫ－ＰＯＰ（KARA）
Top 10 K-pop stars in the United States announced by leading US music magazine
"Girls' Generation" "2NE1" "BIGBANG" "Wonder Girls" "AFTERSCHOOL" "SHINee", Ailee (23), "SISTAR" "BEAST" "miss A"...
It is a list of ``K-pop singers who are likely to succeed in the United States'' selected by the authoritative US popular music magazine ``Rolling Stone''. On the 20th (local time), Rolling Stone listed them as a team in the United States and introduced their careers in the electronic version. There are 6 girl groups, 3 boy groups, and 1 solo.
[Photo = Ailee]
Girls' Generation said that the 9 members' well-organized choreography and sensuous music, 2NE1's members' individuality is attractive, and SISTAR's first place on the Billboard KPOP chart, which started in August last year. Highly rated. Ailee, who boasts her singing ability, was recognized as the only potential solo artist despite being a newcomer.
Rolling Stone said, "K-pop is a mixture of sophisticated Western music and powerful Japanese pop," and analyzed, "Hooks (repeated refrains) are impressive." She said, ``Singing and rap coexist and genres are fused,'' and pointed out that ``emphasizing flashy performances and beautiful looks'' is the reason for its popularity.
(From K-POP News)
With 6 girl groups, 3 boy groups, and solo singer Ailee, they are said to be the top 10 that are likely to be active in the United States.
Ailee thinks she's a promising singer, but she hasn't started as well as the group singers ahead of her. It is still at the stage of being a noteworthy stock. The success of solo singers may end up being nothing more than a painting, unless the group singers who precede them achieve great results.
America is a white society even if you have the ability to sing. Even if a singer with a different skin color sings half-baked songs, success is uncertain. Even if you were born locally, you have never heard of an Asian singer being active. Aside from competitions that moderately distribute the winners, music that has to appeal directly to the public is tough. Asian solo singers are like being in the corner from the beginning.
K-POP is a militant agitated dance music team that has landed on such a mosaic map that maintains order. In a way, it's like an Asian pop sniper. If they produce a certain amount of results, there is no doubt that there will be a path forward for Asian solo singers.
Therefore, it would be better to remove Ailee and add KARA, who is at the forefront of K-POP, to make the story clearer.
I just watched a YouTube video of the K-POP concert at Google's headquarters in the United States. The response to (STEP) sung by KARA seemed to be excellent. The fact that they were appointed to the opening of the stage was probably due to the high degree of local attention.
KARA should have devoted herself to her activities in Japan and not set eyes on the world, but the popular one has gone out to other countries on her own. Now, KARA is gaining popularity in countries other than Japan (Europe and the United States).
"K-pop is a mixture of sophisticated Western music and strong Japanese pop."
Tokudan's "music magazine" interprets it.
The pop image of Japan is typified by KARA's song and dance.
KARA's dance has the coolness of an Asian girl. You can feel it from the dance of Hara.
American music fans may be preparing for that. I may be listening and waiting.
The time has come for K-POP's leading groups such as "Girls' Generation", "KARA", and "2NE1" to become more active in America, raising expectations.
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アメリカ狭しのＫ－ＰＯＰ（KARA）
Top 10 K-pop stars in the United States announced by leading US music magazine
"Girls' Generation" "2NE1" "BIGBANG" "Wonder Girls" "AFTERSCHOOL" "SHINee", Ailee (23), "SISTAR" "BEAST" "miss A"...
It is a list of ``K-pop singers who are likely to succeed in the United States'' selected by the authoritative US popular music magazine ``Rolling Stone''. On the 20th (local time), Rolling Stone listed them as a team in the United States and introduced their careers in the electronic version. There are 6 girl groups, 3 boy groups, and 1 solo.
[Photo = Ailee]
Girls' Generation said that the 9 members' well-organized choreography and sensuous music, 2NE1's members' individuality is attractive, and SISTAR's first place on the Billboard KPOP chart, which started in August last year. Highly rated. Ailee, who boasts her singing ability, was recognized as the only potential solo artist despite being a newcomer.
Rolling Stone said, "K-pop is a mixture of sophisticated Western music and powerful Japanese pop," and analyzed, "Hooks (repeated refrains) are impressive." She said, ``Singing and rap coexist and genres are fused,'' and pointed out that ``emphasizing flashy performances and beautiful looks'' is the reason for its popularity.
(From K-POP News)
With 6 girl groups, 3 boy groups, and solo singer Ailee, they are said to be the top 10 that are likely to be active in the United States.
Ailee thinks she's a promising singer, but she hasn't started as well as the group singers ahead of her. It is still at the stage of being a noteworthy stock. The success of solo singers may end up being nothing more than a painting, unless the group singers who precede them achieve great results.
America is a white society even if you have the ability to sing. Even if a singer with a different skin color sings half-baked songs, success is uncertain. Even if you were born locally, you have never heard of an Asian singer being active. Aside from competitions that moderately distribute the winners, music that has to appeal directly to the public is tough. Asian solo singers are like being in the corner from the beginning.
K-POP is a militant agitated dance music team that has landed on such a mosaic map that maintains order. In a way, it's like an Asian pop sniper. If they produce a certain amount of results, there is no doubt that there will be a path forward for Asian solo singers.
Therefore, it would be better to remove Ailee and add KARA, who is at the forefront of K-POP, to make the story clearer.
I just watched a YouTube video of the K-POP concert at Google's headquarters in the United States. The response to (STEP) sung by KARA seemed to be excellent. The fact that they were appointed to the opening of the stage was probably due to the high degree of local attention.
KARA should have devoted herself to her activities in Japan and not set eyes on the world, but the popular one has gone out to other countries on her own. Now, KARA is gaining popularity in countries other than Japan (Europe and the United States).
"K-pop is a mixture of sophisticated Western music and strong Japanese pop."
Tokudan's "music magazine" interprets it.
The pop image of Japan is typified by KARA's song and dance.
KARA's dance has the coolness of an Asian girl. You can feel it from the dance of Hara.
American music fans may be preparing for that. I may be listening and waiting.
The time has come for K-POP's leading groups such as "Girls' Generation", "KARA", and "2NE1" to become more active in America, raising expectations.
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