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Chancellor - AUTOMATIC REMIX (cover art)

Chancellor releases “AUTOMATIC REMIX” with 27 artists

Following his single with Babylon, twlv, MOON, BIBI, and Jiselle, Chancellor has added another 22 R&B artists to the “AUTOMATIC REMIX“.

“To all KRNB fans.”

Release Date: November 5, 2020
Type: Single
Presented by PYT RECORDS, ARISTO RECORDS, MECHIVE
Published by Kakao M

Tracklist:
  1. AUTOMATIC REMIX TITLE
Credits:

Lyrics: Chancellor, Jay Park, Lee Hi, BIBI, Jamie, MOON, Bumkey, Samuel Seo, SURAN, Babylon, Hoody, SUMIN, MRSHALL, Ann One, ELO, twlv, oceanfromtheblue, Jiselle, SOLE, THAMA, K.vsh, JINBO, jerd, Soovi, B.E.D. , Xydo, Owell Mood, NONE
Composed by Chancellor, HOLLY, Jay Park, Lee Hi, BIBI, Jamie, MOON, Bumkey, Samuel Seo, SURAN, Babylon, Hoody, SUMIN, MRSHALL, Ann One, ELO, twlv, oceanfromtheblue, Jiselle, SOLE, THAMA, K.vsh, JINBO, jerd, Soovi, B.E.D. , Xydo, Owell Mood, NONE
Arranged by Chancellor, HOLLY

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Source: Bugs!

Edit: Added Apple Music and YouTube streaming links.

Man1ac - More Than Ever (MV screenshot)

“More than ever” by Man1ac Forces Us to Make a Choice

All quarantine ain’t created equal. For those trapped in an abusive situation, this self-isolation is hell. What’s more, so few people are actually talking about it that when someone mentions it everyone takes a collective gasp. That almost goes double for women living in South Korea. Keeping quiet because that’s what’s expected. Any attempt to speak up can be met with a societal fist to the face more biting than that of their tormentor. “More than ever,” Man1ac’s collaboration with Ann One and Basick, is both timely and shocking because of just how rare it is.

Ann One, Horim - Cruise (cover art)

Ann One and Horim release joint single and music video, “Cruise”

R&B musicians Ann One and Horim have released their joint single and music video, “Cruise“, today. It was produced by Vintage Spaceship.

Release Date: October 13, 2020
Type: Single
Presented by Horim
Published by YG PLUS

Tracklist:
  1. Cruise TITLE
Credits:

Produced by Vintage Spaceship
Written by Ann One, Horim
Arranged by Vintage Spaceship
Drums: Big Banana
Synth: Big Banana, Chucky Kim
Bass, Guitars: Chucky Kim
Keys: Chucky Kim, Ann One
The bridge section features samples by Abraham Kim (acoustic drums)
The Operators: DJ Phatrick (turntables), Camille Ramirez (saxophone), Reynaldo Cartagena (guitars), Fuzzzy (vocals), Derek Larry (drums), Chucky Kim (bass)
Mixed by Vintage Spaceship
Mastered by Joe LaPorta

Photography: Lucas
Calligraphy Design: C_TNOR
Design: HPV

MV filmed by COLT 90, Lucas
Edited by COLT 90

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Music Video:

Source: Bugs!

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HiphopKR Stands with Black Lives Matter

Black Lives Matter Always

Music is a cornerstone of black culture. R&B is a descendant of the Negro spiritual. Hip hop is the voice of black and brown youth. Both genres come from great struggle. They’re voices for the disenfranchised, the exploited, the abused, and murdered. R&B and hip hop have become worldwide influences for all cultures and people. This, of course, includes the people of South Korea. Many singers, rappers, producers, songwriters, and composers gain inspiration from these genres and as a result profit from black culture and black fans.

We at HiphopKR know and appreciate these facts. In the end, these hallmarks of black culture are why HiphopKR exists. As such, we have a duty to absolutely stand by the people of this culture that we, as well as all South Korean R&B and hip-hop artists, gain so much from. Our black and brown friends all over the world have suffered endlessly throughout human history. With the murders of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Dreasjon “Sean” Reed, and George Floyd all in the month of May, the unrest came to a head. Years of tension, fear, heartbreak, and anger has caused black and brown people to rise up and demand justice.

And we at HiphopKR stand with them.


Support from South Korean Artists

There has been an outpouring of support from the South Korean hip-hop and R&B communities. Jay Park and the artists and staff at both his AOMG and H1GHR MUSIC labels, Crush, Tiger JK, Dumbofundead, Rekstizzy, YEAR OF THE OX, Ann One, Syn, DAMYE, Jessi, DPR LIVE, and Sam Kim have all raised their voices. They’ve also provided resources for those from South Korea and of the South Korean diaspora who are allied with their black and brown peers in this fight.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CAuPGt9gDT0
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA1tsvhpcIB/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA006TtgmPS/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CArUt3tgDKm/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA7kPXPjX7t/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA7P6B3JFnR/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA1q6rjAhrG/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA7KwrIlrgP/
https://www.instagram.com/p/CA3X_5Dlbul/

Black Lives Matter. Period.


Here are some resources for those who want to support the growing movement:

Black Lives Matter (Official Website)

Ways To Help (ENG) / (KOR)

George Floyd Memorial Fund

Minnesota Freedom Fund

Coalition of Asian American Leaders

Black Visions Collective

AIGA

Donate without money (YouTube video)

AFROPUNK