Since 2013, Gangtok’s rock band Arogya have steadily built a following in the North East and in Nepal, with songs like “Mero Maya Ma” climbing up to over 226,000 views on YouTube last year. They showcased metal, rock and more on their 2016 self-titled album, but now things are changing yet again.
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Ruuh and Joh are The Newest Hitmakers on the Block
Music duo behind the 'Call Me Bae' series song 'Yaara Tere Bin' and its background score have also worked with actor-singer Adarsh Gourav and more
Vilen Looks Back at His Hits So Far and Why Fame Hasn't Changed Him
Hindi singer-songwriter and filmmaker released his EP 'Handmade' earlier in 2024 and is plotting a new EP called 'GoodGober'
The Music That Hit the Mark in Indian Hip-Hop According to Spotify's Rap 91
Hip-hop from the country has been growing beyond Hindi and beyond India, finding global following
Jeon Yeo-been's 'Our Movie' Promises Emotional Rollercoaster
Jeon Yeo-been will play a critically ill budding actor in the upcoming romance melodrama, co-starring with Nam Koong-min
Demystifying the Iconic Moon Jar of Korea
Moon jar, Dalhangari in Korean, is not only an iconic Korean utilitarian item but also a deeper expression of being Korean
Heyoon Drops Her Debut Solo Song 'Pivot'
The song encapsulates the process of walking out of a toxic relationship and regaining self-love
'Squid' Game: The Korean Kids Game That Inspired the Hit Series
In the 1970s and 1980s, the game was reportedly more popular in Korea. The name stems from the peculiar shape of the court, marked out on the ground to resemble a squid
'Light Shop': A New Mystery K-Drama from the Creators of 'Moving'
‘Light Shop’—starring Ju Ji-hoon and Park Bo-young—centers on Kang Full’s same-named webtoon—dense with suspense, unknowns, and insights
Park Hyung-sik Embraces the Dark Side in 'Twelve'
In the upcoming superhero K-drama, Park plays an evil character who breaks out of hell eons later to throw things into chaos, wreaking havoc on Earth
Actor You Need to Know: Woo Do-hwan
Woo Do-hwan has an air of glamor and passion in his characters with also a solid realism in a somewhat different, if distinct, sense. I'm wondering what exactly informs that—his artistic sensibilities—but I think it's his use of various theatrical references and his knowledge and appreciation of performing arts habits that, as far as one can tell, come from his learning—he's a major in film and acting from the distinguished Dankook University, South Korea.
