Rising K-pop group BIG OCEAN held a fan showcase for their 3rd mini album, THE GREATEST BATTLE, giving fans a first look at the project that marks a new chapter in the group’s artistic journey.
Anticipation is building for the world’s first sign language idol group’s newest comeback on March 3, 2026.
There’s a calm certainty in the way Isaac Voo speaks now, as if he’s finally standing in a place he built himself. From survival shows to solo releases, his journey has been marked by both reinvention and arrival. In this exclusive interview with TimelessNotes LIVE, Isaac opens up about what it means to grow without erasing your past and to represent honestly without losing yourself.
The cheery holiday track carries an uplifting message: that with a change in perspective, perceived flaws can transform into strengths that blaze new trails for others to follow. K-pop’s first deaf idol group, Big Ocean, will release their first Christmas single, RED-DY SET GO on November 23. Inspired by Robert L. May’s 1939 character, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, RED-DY SET GO is a joyful anthem that reminds us that something that once felt like a flaw can become a guiding light in the world. Big Ocean is redefining K-pop through their singular approach to music and performance: singing in sign Read more…
In a wide-ranging conversation with TimelessNotes LIVE, Hohyun shares the story of his newest album, his mental health journey, and his distinctive creative process. When Hohyun appears on screen, he’s not just a singer-songwriter talking about his new album — he’s Spider-Man. Wearing a screen-accurate, movie-level Spider-Man suit (Andrew Garfield era, he specifies proudly), he grins into the camera and jokes that his “spidey senses are on every day.” It’s playful, a little disarming, and entirely human. Which makes sense. Because for Hohyun, connection isn’t an aesthetic choice — it’s the whole point. The Korean-American artist joined TimelessNotes LIVE for Read more…
BamBam’s first-ever Thai album features TIMETHAI, Jeff Satur, INK WARUNTORN, and Pharrell Williams BamBam, rapper and singer of the globally acclaimed K-pop group GOT7, released his highly anticipated first Thai album, HOMETOWN, on October 10. Marking a career milestone, this project is BamBam’s very first album entirely in the Thai language, created with the hope that fans around the world can feel closer to the language and culture of Thailand through his music. BamBam participated in the writing and composing of every track on the album, solidifying his reputation as a multifaceted musician. HOMETOWN features collaborations with celebrated Thai artists Read more…
If Seoul’s neon streets, Tokyo’s midnight clubs, and a half-forgotten vinyl collection in Los Angeles could talk, they might sound like PTMRS. Their sound is a mood that lingers — bass humming in your bones, lyrics that taste like nostalgia, and hooks that burn bright in your memory hours later. What started as a fun project for a pair of industry veterans has expanded into a collective of artists — Jay Choe, Young Bae Jo, Uki Satake, Yuting, and Minnie — ready to show the world they have staying power. Read on to learn what fuels the mood, the memory, Read more…
After years spent writing and producing songs for other artists and OSTs, Dailog is sharing his own story with “basecamp”, his debut EP. We chatted with him recently about everything from this first solo effort to his experiences as both a songwriter and an independent artist… and a goat may have wandered into the conversation, too. Q. You’ve written and produced over 100 songs for K-pop and indie artists, including SEVENTEEN’s DK and Red Velvet’s Joy. How has working behind the scenes shaped the sound and storytelling of your debut EP, basecamp? Dailog: Writing for others—whether for OSTs or artist Read more…
Fancalls are an amazing way to connect with your favorite artists! Whether you’re preparing for your first fancall or looking for ways to improve your next one, we’ve got you covered.
After five years in the industry — from her early days in ZIOLETTA to her solo J-rock era — YOOMEi is stepping into a bold new chapter. Blending retro City Pop with her love for idol culture, anime, and storytelling, she’s creating a vibrant universe all her own. I had the pleasure of interviewing YOOMEi recently, and she opened up about rebranding without erasing her past, the challenges and joys of her redebut, and why she believes it’s always better to try — even if you fail — than to live with regret. YOOMEi: I’m very grateful for my different Read more…