In Seoul latest k-pop hits are blaring from everywhere: shops, cafes, restaurants… It’s hard not to experience k-pop at as fullest, but in this post I will provide my favorite “k-pop” places.
My Korean friends always tell me that when an opportunity arises, you need to react upon it as quick as possible. So I did, and here are some of my favourite experiences in 2016.
As soon as I decided to come to Korea, I started to search for the hottest k-pop concerts in Seoul. I went big and picked up BTS, due to their remarkable new album “Wings” and amazing music video for the song “Blood, Sweat and Tears”.
It’s been just three days since I arrived to Korea, but the experience is so intense, that I feel like it’s been weeks. I’ve been mostly hanging around Gangnam, a popular hippy district and a home of some main k-pop companies, such as S.M. Entertainment and JYP Entertainment.
I didn’t stumble upon David Guetta and Max Martin, like I did at ASCAP Expo 2016 in Los Angeles earlier this year, but it was indeed a unique and valuable experience.
As filming industry is a big part of music industry, I will dedicate seven blog post posts to my favourite movie studios and filming locations in Los Angeles.
I made a promise to myself that the next time I’m in Vegas, I will go to a show, no matter what. Browsing through vegas.com and after checking dozens of highly appealing shows, the decision was made.
I usually avoid this kind of events, but it was a cold winter night in Berlin and the decision was made. I knew that Californian weather won’t hurt me. Besides, I was really happy for the opportunity to present my newest pop-dance tracks in the light of Darrell Brown’s show.
Born in a family of audiophiles and computer entrepreneurs, I’ve been involved in music and tech intensively since my youngest age.
Surrounded with newest computers and rarest gadgets, and watching Star Trek before the time I learned to write, I developed huge interest in technology and pursued computer science professionally.