Not a lot of people are aware of producer Yoon Il Sang and his legendary work of art. He’s the mastermind behind some of the greatest K-Pop classics, including Kim Bum Soo’s “I’m Missing You” and Lee Eun Mi’s “I Have a Lover,” and has worked with countless musicians over his illustrious 21 year career. As the founder of NEGANETWORK and producer of the Brown Eyed Girls, Yoon Il Sang has built his own music empire through the years, and now holds the copyright to more than 700 songs, which is arguably the highest among any K-Pop producer.
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Producer Yoon Il Sang’s 21st Anniversary Album Unveils First Music Video
Earlier this week, we reported on producer Yoon Il Sang’s 21st anniversary album, “I’m 21,” and its heavy feature artist list, including Super Junior, Kim Bum Soo, Kim Gun Mo, 10cm, and Paul Potts, just to name a few. On January 5, the first music video of the album was released, which combined 10cm’s “Sorrow” and Paul Potts’ “I’m Missing You.”
Paul Potts, Super Junior, and Kim Gun Mo to Feature in Yoon Il Sang’s 21 Year Anniversary Album
Yoon Il Sang, the famed producer of countless top artists from Kim Gun Mo and DJ DOC to the Brown Eyed Girls, will release his 21-year anniversary special album, “I’m 21,” on January 5. The album will release two new songs in two to three week intervals, culminating in a 10 track album after three months.
[Video] History of K-Pop Boy Groups: 1996 – Present
A few months ago we had posted [Video] History of K-Pop Girl Groups: 1996 – Present which showcased 61 different girls groups that had debuted in the past 15 years. After a lot of research and editing we can now bring you our own special video History of K-Pop Boy Groups: 1996-Present.
[Listen] Soompi Chart Top 50 – September 2011, Week 1
SISTAR, Super Junior, miss A, Infinite, 2NE1, Dal Shabet, T-ara, Seo In Kook, CS Numbers, MBLAQ, Koyote, Teen Top 10cm, Lee Ssang and more!
2PM, "Hands Up" 10cm’s "Americano" Branded as "Hazardous Media"
According to the Youth Media 2PM’s ‘Hands Up’, CSJH Dana and Sunday’s ‘Look at Me’, Jan Hyejin’s ‘Always Drinking’, and others alike, were determined inappropriate to youth due to the mentioning of hazardous substances within the lyrics. In most cases the mentioning of the harmful drug, ‘alcohol’.