A K-POP group that competed with Shinsa Dong Holain's music
シンサドンホレインの音楽で勝負したK-POPグループ
[Official] "Hit maker" Shinsa Dong Holain declares bankruptcy with total debt of 1.7 billion won... undergoing recovery procedures
Famous producer Shinsa Dong Holain, who belongs to the Korean entertainment agency Banana Culture, has entered recovery procedures.
A Banana Culture official said on the afternoon of the 24th, "It is true that Shinsa Dong Holain has entered credit recovery procedures," and revealed that "it is a personal matter unrelated to the company."
Shinsa Dong Holain is a hit maker who has worked on EXID's "UP&DOWN," Apink's "MY MY," "LUV," "Remember," "FIVE," T-ARA's "Roly Poly," 4Minute's "HOT ISSUE," and BEAST's "FICTION."
Prior to this, Korean media reported on the same day that Shinsadong Tiger had entered bankruptcy credit restoration procedures, owing to debts of 1.7 billion won (approximately 180 million yen).
(From Entertainment News)
It can be said that Shinsadong Tiger is one of the composers and music producers who led the K-POP boom in 2010.
He has written most of the hit songs for BEAST, T-ara, 4Minute, and A Pink.
I learned about this producer through Apink's series of hit songs.
Looking at his profile, I found out that he also wrote and released hit songs such as BEAST's "Fiction" and "Shock," and T-ara's "Roly-Poly" and "Lovey-Dovey."
I immediately understood. All of them have a common comfortable melody line.
There is a pure and simple romantic world that only he can create.
Between 2010 and 2012, the K-POP boom that started in Asia started to spread to Europe and America, and BEAST was the first boy group to make a mark on Europe.
Their song "Fiction" was the second best-selling CD in Germany, and it cemented the name of K-POP throughout Europe.
This was when BEAST and T-ara were at the height of their popularity, and looking back, Shinsadong Halle's music was also at its peak.
I will never forget the "Music Bank in Paris" concert in 2012.
BEAST's "Fiction" and "Shock" and T-ara's "Roly-Poly" and "Lovey-Dovey" thrilled K-POP fans in Paris.
When I feel nostalgic for T-ara, I watch the concert videos on YouTube.
Eunjung was unable to perform at this concert due to an injury to her leg. However, even without Eunjung, the stage was amazing and there were Parisian girls who were in tears watching their performance.
This makes me wonder where the T-ara of this time went.
Right now, it seems that Apink is working hard to make Shinsadong Horain's music a hit. Apink has been supporting the bottoming out of the K-pop boom with Shinsadong Horain's music.
The K-pop trend has been successfully passed on to BTS and TWICE.
It would be great if Shinsadong Horain's music was passed on to other groups, but what will happen?
I really hope that he can make a comeback.
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