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  • [Interview] Eunhye Crafts a World of Emotions

    [Interview] Eunhye Crafts a World of Emotions

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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones – always focused on Sound, Stage and Substance. Today’s interview is with singer songwriter Eunhye! Read on below to find out more about her! Introduction & Beginning in Music Q1. Could you briefly introduce yourself? What kind of artist is Eunhye? Hello 🙂 I’m singer-songwriter Eunhye, and through my…

  • [Writer’s Picks] HallyuWeen Special

    [Writer’s Picks] HallyuWeen Special

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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones — always focused on sound, stage and substance. For HallyuTones’ first Spooky Season, the writing team has prepared a list of our favourite songs with dark or horror concepts. We took some inspiration from some of the recommendations you’ve all shared with us throughout October and also put together…

  • [Analysis] S is for Spring, and Sappho

    [Analysis] S is for Spring, and Sappho

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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones — always focused on sound, stage and substance. Sappho of Lesbos. For enthusiasts of literature and active participants of alternative culture, that name may ring familiar. Sappho was a Greek poet from the Isle of Lesbos, and as a result of her life’s work, we now have words to…

  • [Analysis] ALL(H)OURS Gets Ready 2 Rumble

    [Analysis] ALL(H)OURS Gets Ready 2 Rumble

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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones — always focused on sound, stage and substance. For a group that’s only in their second year of activities ALL(H)OURS is staying true to their name by showing up and out. On September 9th the group released their fourth mini-album VCF with the title track ‘Ready to Rumble‘ drawing…

  • [Interview] Molar System fearlessly takes flight with their debut EP

    [Interview] Molar System fearlessly takes flight with their debut EP

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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones – always focused on sound, stage and substance. Korean Indie Band Molar System revisits HallyuTones to chat about their recent EP ‘system malfunction’. For those who are new to HallyuTones and Molar System, they are an indie rock band consisting of Sannie, PopcornTVGulchan and Park Jin-young who debuted back…

  • [Interview] Going Back In Time With PTMRS

    [Interview] Going Back In Time With PTMRS

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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones — always focused on sound, stage and substance. The guest we’ll be introducing to readers today has truly stunned the team with their unique concept and commitment to the arts. Some K-Pop fans may be familiar with the graduation concept of idol groups where members are onboarded and officially…

  • [Exclusive Interview] Iggie and Denise Kim On ‘Buzzin’ and The Power Of Collaboration

    [Exclusive Interview] Iggie and Denise Kim On ‘Buzzin’ and The Power Of Collaboration

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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones – always focused on Sound, Stage and Substance. One of the most exciting privileges with running a music website is being able to showcase new artists and support them on their journey. Allowing artists to define their style, set their music goals and promote their debut is always so…

  • [Writer’s Picks] The A to Z Of K-Pop B-Sides (Part II)

    [Writer’s Picks] The A to Z Of K-Pop B-Sides (Part II)

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    Tshego Matsha
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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones — always focused on sound, stage and substance. In part one of this Writer’s Pick, we shared B-sides from some artists that some of you may or may not have known. Today we’re back again to share the last half of our list of amazing K-pop B-sides we think…

  • [Analysis] K-pop’s mise-en-scène

    [Analysis] K-pop’s mise-en-scène

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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones — always focused on sound, stage and substance. K-pop music videos are known for their artistic vision and attention to detail so in order to bring these intricate ideas to life lies the careful orchestration of ‘Mise-en-scène’ — the arrangement of everything that appears before the camera. In this…

  • [Writer’s Picks] The A to Z Of K-Pop B-Sides (Part I)

    [Writer’s Picks] The A to Z Of K-Pop B-Sides (Part I)

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    Tshego Matsha
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    Hello and welcome back to HallyuTones — always focused on sound, stage and substance. While title tracks, otherwise known as lead singles, are often the most well-known songs by an artist, the secondary tracks on their records are often the gems of their discography. Here, we see more of the artist’s vocal range, their colour,…