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Hybrid Hallyu: The American Soul Tradition In K-pop
2013 Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association (PCA/ACA)
Washington, DC • March 27-30, 2012
Crystal S. Anderson, Ph.D. • Elon University
Hallyu (Korean wave), a Korean cultural movement directed towards global audiences, represents hybrid and transnational sensibilities. Ever since the debut of Seo Taiji and the Boys in 1992, Korean popular music (K-pop) has been influenced by American soul and R&B. This paper examines the soul tradition in contemporary K-pop by interrogating the adoption and adaptation of the genre by several K-pop groups.
Everybody uses the term. Some folks proudly embrace it; others run from it like the plague. But what is K-pop, and why is defining it important?
DISCOGRAPHY: JAPANESE RELEASES
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Name |
Gummy (Park Ji Yeon) |
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Debut |
2003 |
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Status |
Active |
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Label |
Yg Entertainment |
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Fan Name |
None |
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Origin of Fan Name |
N/A |
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Official Website |
http://www.gummy.co.kr/ |
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Related Websites |
https://www.ygfamily.com/main/main.html |
Official Fan Color:
Awards
2004
- 19th Golden Disk Awards: Bonsang
- 2004 Mnet Km Music Festival: Mobile Popularity Award “기억상실” (Memory Loss)
2010
- 2010 Mnet Asian Music Awards: Best Vocal “남자라서” (Because You’re A Man)
- 2010 Melon Music Awards: Best R&B Song “남자라서” (Because You’re A Man)
Television Appearances
Concert Tours
If You Come Back
We Should Have Been Friends
Memory Loss
No
Childish Adult
I’m Sorry
There Is No Love
Because You’re A Man
We Should Have Been Friends
DISCOGRAPHY: JAPANESE RELEASES
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Loveless- November 9, 2011
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