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Jay Park has teased his upcoming 2025 ‘Serenades & Body Rolls’ world tour.On February 22, Jay Park announced his upcoming 2025 ‘Serenades & Body Rolls’ world tour with the release of a poster for the trek. Specifics about the tour’s dates and cities have yet to be announced, but the singer has said that the tour will celebrate the 10th anniversary of his hit single ‘Mommae’.Park also noted that the ‘Serenades & Body Rolls’ world tour will mark his first in six years.

Chung Ha has dropped a brand-new mini-album ‘Alivio’, alongside an accompanying visual for its title track, ‘Stress’.Both the record and the music video were released on February 12 at 6pm KST, marking her fifth mini-album so far and her first body of work in nearly three years. The music video for lead single ‘Stress’ features Chung Ha as a student in a yoga class, as she interacts with her fellow classmates who are all going through their own problems in life that she tries to alleviate.“Take it easy, no stress (No stress, no stress) / Follow me, just dance (No stress, no stress) / Honey, love yourself best (No stress, no stress) / Get out of all my complexes / Right now in this moment, baby, no stress,” she belts on the chorus.‘Alivio’ consists of eight tracks including ‘Stress’, and features a number of new and old collaborators.

Chung Ha has announced the upcoming release of a new mini-album titled ‘Alivio’ next month.On January 22, Chung Ha and More Vision dropped a video clip titled ‘mood sampler’ via her YouTube channel, announcing the forthcoming release of a new mini-album titled ‘Alivio’. The clip features Chung Ha sitting pensively on a pile of bricks covered with a tarp, as she speaks through a voiceover.“We all learn from our past. We learned that sometimes we gotta break down to break through.

Chung Ha has released a heart-warming visual for her new holiday track ‘There Goes Santa Claus!’, where she reunites with her ex-I.O.I bandmates.On Christmas Eve (December 24), Chung Ha released special visual for her song ‘There Goes Santa Claus!’. The track was first released earlier in the month on the single album ‘Christmas Promises’, which was led by the single ‘Sleigh’.Filmed in the style of a home video, the new clip features Chung Ha celebrating the holidays with friends, colleagues and staff members over a hearty meal, conversation and party games.

Jay Park has collaborated with Chung Ha on this latest single, ‘Gimme A Minute’, lifted from his new album ‘The One You Wanted’.‘Gimme A Minute’ is the latest single from Jay Park’s ‘The One You Wanted’, which dropped on October 8. Some of the singer’s other singles that appear on the album include ‘Taxi Blurr’ featuring KISS OF LIFE’s Natty, ‘GANADARA’ featuring IU, ‘Love Is Ugly’ featuring MAMAMOO’s Hwasa and more.‘The One You Wanted’ is also notable the Korean-American singer’s first R&B album in over five years, since 2019’s ‘The Road Less Traveled’.

Jay Park has unveiled the tracklist for his upcoming album ‘The One You Wanted’, which will feature collaborations with Ty Dolla $ign, Chung Ha and more.Earlier today (September 26), Jay Park shared the 20-song tracklist for his upcoming record, titled ‘The One You Wanted’, which drops on October 8. While the musician has already released some of the listed tracks over the past two years, it also includes several new collaborations.Among them are upcoming singles ‘Mayday’ featuring American rapper Ty Dolla $ign and ‘Gimme A Minute’ featuring K-pop singer Chung Ha, who is also signed to Park’s label More Vision.

Jay Park has shared that he wants to “take back” his previous comments about retiring from the music industry.In a recent episode of MBC’s Radio Star, Park shared that he wanted to retract a statement he had made in a previous episode of the show. “I mentioned retiring the last time I was on this show.

K-pop singer Chung Ha released a Y2K-inspired music video for her new single, titled ‘Algorithm’.The new music video for ‘Algorithm’ finds Chung Ha dressed in Y2K-inspired outfits, while the clip itself takes cues from social media platforms such as Instagram. Later, the singer leads a dance party at a nightclub with a neon-lit dancefloor.“A-algorithm / Just feel the rhythm / Look at you already nodding / Don’t find the reason / Just feel the rhythm / Look at you already feeling it,” the K-pop star sings on the chorus of the house-influenced dance-pop song.‘Algorithm’ comes about five months after her March single album ‘Eenie Meenie’.

Jay Park recently revealed that he was considered for the line-up of veteran K-pop boyband Big Bang.Jay Park recently appeared on the July 19 episode of Big Bang singer Daesung‘s YouTube show. During his appearance, the singer shared that he had been a big fan of the group when he was a trainee in the early-2000s.Daesung then brought up how Park had once been considered for the band’s line-up by YG Entertainment founder Yang Hyun-suk.

Chung Ha will make her long-awaited return to music next month, her label has confirmed.Today (February 27), Chung Ha’s label More Vision confirmed to Korea JoongAng Daily that the singer will return with new music this March. It will be her first release since her 2022 studio album ‘Bare & Rare’, which featured the single ‘Sparkling’.The singer has also since released a brand-new logo on her YouTube channel.

K-pop singer Chung Ha has shared her rendition of Tori Kelly’s ‘25th’.On December 22, the singer released a new clip on YouTube of herself performing the 2020 Tori Kelly track. The video features Chung Ha singing on a sofa in a cozy, warmly lit room as her dogs, Aran and Bambi rest on her lap.“Don’t you know that Christmas would be incomplete / If you’re not here with me / Sugar plums ain’t half as sweet as you / Someone go tell Santa I don’t need no gifts / Got nothing on my list / Don’t you know my only wish / Is to hold you on the 25th,” she sings in the chorus.The new holiday cover is the first music Chung Ha has dropped since signing with Jay Park’s label More Vision back in October.

Jessi and Jay Park have addressed reports of a dispute between them.Earlier today (December 7), both Jessi and Jay Park took to their Instagram stories to dispel reports that there’s a dispute between them.This comes shortly after South Korean news outlet The Factclaimed in a report that Jessi’s label More Vision, owned by Jay Park, had been considering terminating the singer’s contract over allegedly cancelling her October 27 appearance on South Korean chart show Music Bank.In an Instagram Story today, Jessi said that the report was “nonsense”, adding that she and Jay Park are “all good”. “Y’all need to get a life FR,” she wrote.Jay Park also took to his Instagram to clear the air, saying: “Me and Jessi [are] good.

Jay Park has opened up about his place as an “older” artist in the K-pop industry.In a new episode of URBAN ZAPAKA singer Cho Hyun-ah’s YouTube show Thursday Night, Korean-American singer Jay Park discussed his new K-pop label MORE VISON and his recent shift to producing and managing artists.“I wouldn’t say that I’m a superstar,” he said when Cho referred to him as one, per SBS Star. “I don’t consider myself a star anymore.

Chung Ha has revealed that she would have left Korea to study overseas if it wasn’t for Jay Park.Chung Ha and Jay Park recently made a joint guest appearance on the MBC television programme Point of Omniscient Interfere, where the singer revealed how she was suffering from “serious burnout” and was thinking of leaving Korea.The singer recently signed with Jay Park’s More Vision label, following a year-long hiatus after the release of her album ‘Bare & Rare’ in July 2022 and after leaving her long-time agency MNH Entertainment this year.“There’s always been some sort of connection between me and your agency,” Chung Ha told Jay Park, per SBS Star. “Before I joined, I once asked my fans which agency they wanted me to join, and More Vision was the most recommended one out of all.”The singer then revealed that she had been “experiencing serious burnout” sometime during the break.

Jessi says she thinks her viral hit 2022 single ‘Zoom’ is an “annoying ass song”.Jessi released ‘Zoom’ in April 2022 and has since become the singer’s second-most successful single, peaking at Number 12 on South Korea’s Circle Chart. The track also went viral on TikTok, helping it chart in counties such as New Zealand, Singapore and more.In a new appearance on The Zach Sang Show, Jessi described ‘Zoom’ as “a very annoying ass song” that is “so overplayed”. During the interview, she also recalled listening to the song for the first time after recording it: “And I overheard myself, and I was like, ‘Goddamn, I’m annoying’.”However, Jessi also says that through ‘Zoom’ she has “figured out and mastered what people like”.

Chung Ha has opened up about her year-long hiatus from the music and why she toyed with idea of leaving the industry.Chung Ha recently signed with the Jay Park-owned label, More Vision, after leaving long-time agency MNH Entertainment this March. Meanwhile, her last solo music release was the July 2022 record ‘Bare & Rare’.In the year between ‘Bare & Rare’ and signing to More Vision, the singer contemplated stepping away from the music industry completely, she revealed in a recent appearance on the YouTube talk show Gabee’s Rising Star.Chung Ha spoke about how during a previous meet up with host Gabee, a member of the dance group LACHICA, the dancer had “counselled and persuaded” her to not “go study abroad”.“I asked her what’s her plan,” Gabee recalled.

Jessi has opened up about her friendship with Psy after leaving the latter’s K-pop agency, P Nation.Jessi recently made an appearance on rapper Dumbfoundead podcast series, Fun With Dumb. During her appearance, the singer spoke about her admiration and current friendship with Psy after leaving P Nation in 2022.“No matter what, even though I left P Nation, whether it was for good or bad, I still have my loyalty with Psy oppa,” she said.

Jay Park has released a new single titled ‘Candy’ featuring singer Zion.T.The music video for ‘Candy’ is set in a world where sweets have been banned, with Jay Park as a repeat offender. He’s then sent to a rehabilitation facility, where he leads a candy rebellion.Meanwhile, the video also stars OH MY GIRL‘s YooA as Park’s love interested.

B.I has unveiled the tracklist for his upcoming studio album ‘To Die For’, featuring collaborations with BIG Naughty, Jessi and more.On May 5, the ex-iKON member took to Twitter to share the tracklist for ‘To Die For’, which arrives June 1 at 6pm KST. The record will be led by two title tracks: ‘Dare To Love’ featuring rapper BIG Naughty, and ‘Die for love’ with Korean-American singer-rapper Jessi.The album also includes several other features, including one with rappers Kid Milli and Lil Cherry on ‘Wave’ and ‘Beautiful Life’ with South Korean punk band Crying Nut.

Jay Park has unveiled a music video for his new song ‘Yesterday’ starring Squid Game actress Lee Yoo-mi.On February 13, the 35-year-old musician dropped his new single ‘Yesterday’ alongside with a music video featuring South Korean actress Lee Yoo-mi, who is best known for starring in Netflix series Squid Game and All Of Us Are Dead.In the video, Park finds himself growing lonelier despite being in the company of friends. After making several missed calls, Lee finally picks up the phone and the two connect, eventually meeting up and holding hands as they walk off the video’s set together.“Whether I’m up or down or I wear no crown / Love me the same way, the same way you did as yesterday / Whether I’m rich or poor, just call me yours / Love me the samе way, the same way you did as yestеrday,” he croons on the acoustic R&B-influenced number.In addition to ‘Yesterday’, the singer’s new release also includes a similarly stripped-down track titled ‘Love Is Ugly’, which features vocals from MAMAMOO member Hwasa.The songs were released under Park’s newest label More Vision, which he launched in March 2022 after stepping down as CEO of the previous two labels he founded, AOMG and H1GHR MUSIC.

Jay Park’s newest music label, More Vision, has launched its first-ever auditions for an upcoming boyband.On September 7 at Midnight KST, More Vision shared several posts across its social media accounts in English, Korean, Japanese and Mandarin announcing that it has opened up auditions for its first-ever boy group.According to More Vision, the label is seeking males born 2005 or after to audition with either vocals, dance, rap or producing with no limitations on nationality. It also states that the ability to speak Korean may be preferred, but is not mandatory for potential applicants.