Side B: Seventeen’s Edgy Twist on Sensuality

Seventeen first broke onto the scene with an infectious, funk- and hip-hop-laced style of pop, establishing a stronghold in this sound and its acc…

Side B: Day6’s Boundless Artistry

As JYP Entertainment’s first band, Day6’s debut was met with curiosity more than anything. Immediately, several things stood out about them: from …

Side B: The Confidence of Gugudan

It’s hard to believe that it’s been three years since Gugudan debuted with “Wonderland”. In the interim, they’ve gone coy, catty, kooky, and confi…

Side B: The Many Facets of Eric Nam

Eric Nam has always tread an interesting line, split between idol and indie. He’s a singer-songwriter who utilises that most classic of instruments: t…

Side B: The Rise of BTS

It’s just over a week since BTS dropped Map of the Soul: Persona. At the dawn of a new musical era, the band shift their focus from the universal …

Side B: Spring into Spring with Busker Busker

As we approach April, the signs of spring are everywhere – the birds are singing, the sun is shining, flowers are blooming and Busker Busker are b…

Side B: A Deeper Side to Monsta X

Monsta X are the bad boys of the K-pop world, or that’s how I like to think of them. Among all other boy groups, Monsta X has a very masculine ima…

Side B: 20 Years of Highs and Lows with g.o.d

First generation idols are treasured gems for K-pop fans, with their hit songs bringing back endless memories. Shinhwa might hold the record for b…

Side B: The Power Of Infinite

It’s been close to a year since the last time Infinite had a comeback, but it’s been six years since us at Seoulbeats took the time to examine their d…

Side B: Teen Top’s Sweet Side

Teen Top is a group known for synchronicity and though their title tracks are known for high energy and well choreographed dance sequences, they have …