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Have you ever listened to a new K-Pop song and gotten Deja Vu because you felt like you'd heard it somewhere before? Well, learn all about how sampling and interpolations work in K-Pop music and their rising trend in this article.
Kay Sesoko, Kpopmap EditorK-Pop is one of the musical genres that are highly inclined to be innovative and follow trends. This goes for visual performance aspects of the genre, as well as the integral elements within the production process. In recent years, fans have been noticing that K-Pop songs are increasingly making use of samples and interpolation, as a rising trend.
Whilst the use of samples and interpolation has been consistent in K-Pop over the years, the past couple of years have definitely seen an increase in more and more blatant intertwines of other music.
Have you noticed an increase in K-Pop songs that sound familiar/similar by your favorite K-Pop artists these days?
Today, we'll delve into understanding more about where this familiarity stems from in this article.
K-Pop is known as a genre that is open to ideas.
"K-Pop is all about experimentalism. You can go from super bubblegummy pop one minute to a hardcore breakdown the next second. Most K-Pop fans won't even blink at this point."
- "Explained" series, K-Pop episode
In this case, samples and interpolations originally generate from the hip-hop music culture. Hip-hop was the only genre to use these music production techniques for a long period of time before the methods were adopted by pop music and K-Pop, as well. They are both considered experimental music production tools that mix nostalgia with fresh originality.
K-Pop, in particular, is known as an already highly-experimental genre; which allows room for all sorts of common and uncommon music production techniques. In order to understand musical trends in K-Pop, one must acknowledge its experimentality. For example, one of the key traits of a K-Pop song can be how it contains more than one genre in one track. This might be disorientating for first-time listeners, however, once you adjust your ear to the K-Pop style, you will realize that it breeds room for creativity.
For example, one of the best-known experimental 2nd generation K-Pop songs is 'I Got A Boy' by Girls' Generation (2013). When the song first came out, many fans felt that it sounded 'discombobulated' and could've been divided into more than one song.
The song supposedly has 9 moments where different genres come together to create a new and infused sound. It starts with a hip-hop foundation and moves to pop-rock. then has an EDM break, and so forth.
The same applies to a song like 'BAE BAE' by BIGBANG (2015) which starts with the trap genre, transitions to folk, and has a ballad portion, too.
In more recent years, groups such as JYP Entertainment's ITZY and NMIXX have also become known for their experimental sound and are clear evidence of the progression that exploration in K-Pop music production has made through the use of several elements within a single song.
One of the ways that K-Pop has been experimenting over the years and even more recently, is through the inclusion of samples and interpolations. Hidden between these layers of experimentation, there are sounds that are familiar to the avid music lover and K-Pop consumer. Let's take a look at how these music production techniques have become part of K-Pop's creative experiment.
Samples and interpolations are often mistaken for each other.
Sampling is when you include an element of a pre-existing recording by another artist in your song.
This sampled element can be anything from the rhythm, melody, vocals, beat, etc. that you edit into your song.
There are many examples of samples used in K-Pop, however, today we'll focus on the use of classical music samples as a mini case study.
K-Pop has made use of classical music throughout the years, however, in recent years it seems that this has become a renaissance in itself as the classical music genre keeps being revived through K-Pop. It is not to say that classical music is dead - it isn't, but it is definitely gaining a renewed form of attention through modern pop culture.
Red Velvet has been gaining a lot of attention for its conscious effort to use classical music in its 2022 comebacks.
Their 2022 hit song 'Feel My Rhythm' used a sample from Johann Sebastian Bach's Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D Major BWV 1068/August Wilhelmj's 1871 'Air On The G String' arrangement.
Not only did the music video have various classic art motifs in the imagery, but the song itself felt like a renaissance melody. The homage to Bach was especially evident as the song was even released on his birthday (Mar. 21).
The song had a huge impact as not only was it lovely to listen to, but many K-Pop fans became curious about classical music after the release.
Their most recent comeback with the title song 'Birthday' (2022) also made use of another classical piece, George Gershwin's 'Rhapsody In Blue' (1924).
Additionally, ATEEZ's epic 'Symphony No. 9 (From The Wonderland)' (2021) made use of a rearrangement of Antonín Dvořák’s ‘Symphony No. 9 (From the New World)’ (1893) with their song 'WONDERLAND'. They performed the musical masterpiece on the Mnet program "Kingdom: Legendary War".
The song matched exceptionally well with emphasizing the theme of the performance. The original piece by Dvořák has multicultural influences from native American and African-American spiritual music which the composer studied when creating the piece, adding depth to its creation.
As ATEEZ is well-known for its pirate concept and the adventurous spirit of its music, the classical music piece and its influences really intensified the feeling of going on a quest in its song and performance.
The songs mentioned above are the perfect example of how samples can amplify and deepen the listener's experience of fresh music within the K-Pop genre. Not to mention that the mostly youthful target audience of K-Pop becomes more exposed to the classics and fundamentals of music as a result.
Interpolation is an alternative method of using existing music in a new song.
Interpolation (in music) refers to using the melody or part of the melody from a previously recorded song and re-recording it with the artist's own voice.
This is different from sampling which simply uses the existing piece of music by the original artist. It can be a verbatim recreation or the artist may decide to change the general rhythm or rhyme compared to the original
'HOT PINK' by EXID (2016) uses the line, "I like the way you pink it" in the intro, which is actually an interpolation of the lyrics and melody of Missy Elliott's line, "I like the way you work it." The line comes from Missy Elliott's legendary song 'Work It' (2002).
For a more recent example, some of the most iconic interpolations of K-Pop this year can be found in BLACKPINK's rap in 'Pink Venom' (2022) where they use iconic bit parts from numerous songs.
Interpolations included in BLACKPINK's 'Pink Venom':
Some of these interpolations were more subtle than others and most of them originate from legendary hip-hop artists, meaning that only a lover of that genre or someone with wide music knowledge would easily be able to detect them.
The increased use of samples and interpolations in K-Pop has not only created a new familiarity with K-Pop but also an air of similarity within the genre.
For example, fans were surprised when TXT 'Blue Hour' (Oct. 2020) and 3YE 'Stalker' (Apr. 2021) were discovered to be from the same sample.
Fans noted how the sample was the same with just slight changes in pitch and speed. However, this caused a bit of a stir between both fandoms as the comebacks were so close in proximity. Some fans questioned whether 3YE had simply covered TXT's song or plagiarized it, not realizing that both groups had just made use of the same sample.
For fans who are unfamiliar with the concept of sampling or even using interpolations, there might be some misunderstandings that arise.
On the contrary, using the same sample doesn't always mean that the songs will sound the same.
For example, Teen Top's 'What's Problem' (2017), Jamie ft. PENTAGON's Kino, WOODZ, and Nathan's 'PUTP (Pick Up The Phone)' (2018), and DREAMCATCHER's 'PIRI' (2019) all use the same sample but the songs all sound extremely different.
The sample is 'Whistle 01 (Dm) 85bpm' by KSHMR. Each song is a different genre which changes the way that the sample sounds completely. Thus, even though the use of the same sample might cause Deja Vu, the songs don't necessarily have any impact on each other despite being released one year apart.
The conversation about sampling has become prevalent among fans with the increase in this trend.
Whilst some fans feel that the use of samples can be creative and add a fresh twist to a song, others feel that it is a shortcut in music production that lacks originality.
Some fans have used the word 'lazy' to describe the use of samples, especially when the song relies heavily on the sample and doesn't just use it as a component.
Others feel that sampling gives new life to older songs and allows more people to discover the original music.
We asked Kpopmap readers their opinions on K-Pop artists who sample music in their songs on Kpopmap's Official Reddit Account. Here are some of their responses.
Whilst many fans enjoy the nostalgia that comes with sampling music in newer songs, one fan pointed out how the problem with sampling is indeed the fact that it reminds the viewer of another song.
For example, IVE's 'After Like' (2022) is one of the most blatant K-Pop samples that makes use of Gloria Gaynor's 'I Will Survive' (1978). However, this fan feels like the highly-recognizable sample intertwined in this K-Pop song does not live up to the legendary status of the original despite its own success.
This next fan agrees with the above fan, citing that one might as well listen to the original song since there is a little original twist to the K-Pop song.
However, they raise the argument that songs that dissect the sample and reinvent it, create a new listening experience that feels right.
One fan focuses on the fact that sampling is a long-standing technique in music production, hence it isn't inherently unoriginal. It depends on the execution and can be a great way for artists to pay homage to one another.
In the same way, another fan felt that artists who use samples and interpolations are simply gaining inspiration to create more art.
Although the topic has mixed responses, one common factor in most answers is that sampling and interpolations are okay as long as they are well done. More than the music production technique used, fans seem to care about the execution of the final song.
What do you think about the use of samples and interpolations in K-Pop? Do you think that familiar/similar sounds in K-Pop are harmless or do you have another opinion? Let us know in the comments!
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Here are the K-Pop world tours happening in 2022!
Kay Sesoko, Kpopmap EditorDue to COVID-19, the landscape of K-Pop concerts and touring has changed drastically in the past couple of years. Luckily, countries are starting to open up again making it possible for our favorite K-Pop artists to go on tour and meet their global fans again.
We've compiled a list of the K-Pop world tours and overseas tours that will be happening in 2022.
For a more detailed K-Pop world tour schedule, check out our monthly guides here: May 2022, June 2022, July 2022, August 2022, September 2022, October 2022, November 2022, December 2022.
Note: Make sure to keep this article bookmarked as it will be updated as K-Pop tour news is announced. This list is in random order.
ATEEZ "THE FELLOWSHIP: BEGINNING OF THE END" 2022 World Tour: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Nov 15, 2021
[UPDATE] NCT 127 "NEO CITY: THE LINK" World Tour And Online Concert: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Sep 28, 2022
VIXX's Ravi, nafla, Xydo And Cold Bay's 2022 GROOVL1N US Tour: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Jan 3, 2022
BTS "Permission To Dance On Stage - Las Vegas" Online And Offline Concert: Live Stream And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Feb 23, 2022
The Rose WooSung's "Moth EP" Showcase Tour - North America & Europe: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Apr 6, 2022
[UPDATE] 2022 DREAMCATCHER "Apocalypse: Save Us" World Tour: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Oct 12, 2022
2022-2023 Super Junior "SUPER SHOW 9: ROAD" World Tour: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Jun 7, 2022
GOT7 Mark Tuan's 2022 "THE OTHER SIDE" North American Tour: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Jul 8, 2022
2022-2023 ATEEZ "THE FELLOWSHIP : BREAK THE WALL" World Tour: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Jul 19, 2022
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Lay Zhang's "Grandline 2: Infinite Lands" The Second Concert: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Sep 21, 2022
2022 GOT7 Jay B "Tape: Press Pause" Latin America & Europe Tour: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Nov 11, 2022
2023 N.Flying "DWUW: Do What You Want" Live USA Tour: Cities And Ticket DetailsWORLD TOUR Nov 15, 2022
Will you be attending any of these concerts? Which K-Pop world tour are you most looking forward to? Let Kpopmap know in the comments!
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We selected some MVs we think you should check, especially if you like K-Pop girls groups, with less than 100K views!
Bloodykiss, Staff WriterSome of talented groups or soloists are missing the fame they deserve, as they come from a small agency or lack promotion. We selected some MVs we think you should check, especially if you like K-Pop girls groups!
Our criteria: the MV should have been released more than a year ago and with less than 100k views! As the article is published in October 2022, note that the total of views may change.
Released date: August, 2020
BiPA is a former member of Lip Service and is now pursuing her career as a soloist, a model, and a yoga instructor. Working under Bipa Company, she was born and grew up in the United States, Texas. You can follow her on her Instagram. 'I Don't Care' is a song showcasing BiPA fierceness and charisma, a must to listen!
Statut : Active
Released date: September, 2020
JeonYoul is a former member of Stellar, and this song is her debut single. You can also follow her on Instagram. Knowing Stellar history, JeonYoul deserves some recognition, and it's a pleasure to listen to her sweet voice!
Statut : Active
Released date: September, 2018
LIPBUBBLE is a former group composed of the members SiOn, You DaYeon, Winy, Lia, MiRae, Ella, Haea, EunBi, Ina, and HanBi. The group's formation changed with time, during its two years of activity. The clip of 'Yellow Pink' is really cute, with its vintage atmosphere.
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: August, 2020
A-REAL is a former group composed of the members AReum, SeGye, HyeBin, and DaBi. They disbanded in less than a year, and this song is their debut single. The song is energetic, and the girls are full of life!
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: August, 2020
FLORIA is a group consisting of members SuMi, ARa, YeSeul and SoNa. Their fandom's name is Bee, and this song was their debut song. You can also follow them on Instagram. The particularity of the group? Each member embodies a flower! SuMi is a sunflower, YeSeul a dahlia kyou, and ARa a rose. SoNa doesn't have a flower yet, and she's the only foreign member (Japanese). The song is powerful, and the dance is easy to follow.
Statut : Active
Released date: February, 2021
QODES is a former group composed of the members Delta, Alpha, Nu, and Lambda with a concept like a TV Show. They released MVs periodically as seasons, and this song is one of their most famous as it portrays a lesbian relationship with a vampire. The fanclub name was User, and this song shows the dance skills of the members concerned.
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: June, 2018
CST is a former group composed of the members GiNa, HaeLim, HeeWon, and Sunny. Their previous name was Cinqswan but they rebranded into CST. This song is their debut song, and it is impossible not to think of 'I Am The Best' by 2NE1 as the group actually embody 2NE1. Indeed, GiNa represented Sandara Park, HaeLim CL, HeeWon Minzy, and Sunny Park Bom.
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: October, 2018
HEYGIRLS is a group consisting of SulHee, Jein, and ChaeRin which debuted in 2012, and officially re-debut in 2017. The group had several line-up changes, and the fandom name is HAVEN. You can follow the group on Instagram. The song is cute, and the atmosphere of the song is bright.
Statut : Active
Released date: May, 2019
Chic Angel is a group consisting of U-Hee, LaEun, DaYeon, and more recently, Xindy. They debuted in 2017, and three other members were part of the lineup: BoMi, Sha Sha, Sia. Their fandom is An.Q for Angel Cupid, and you can also follow them on Instagram. The song has an anti-drop chorus that is addictive to the fans of the group.
Statut : Active
Released date: March, 2019
Hi Cutie is a group consisting of YuJin, YunJeong and EunGi. Prior to this lineup, two other members were part of the group, EunJeong and ChaeRin. Their fandom is called Bellus and you can follow them on Facebook. The particularity of this group is that the members are known to be very young. They debuted in 2017 when the oldest member was only 14! The title of the song represents March, 14, a day where men returned their favors to women who expressed their love during the valentine day.
Statut : Active
Released date: June, 2020
PURPLEBECK is a group consisting of YeoWool, YeRim, MiNi and SeYeon. Two more members were part of the lineup, being YuSeol and LaYeon. You can follow the group on Instagram. This song use quite a lot of autotune, to fit the atmosphere of the background music.
Statut : Active
Released date: May, 2017
S2U is a former group composed of the members SuJeong, SeEun, Sei, GaHyun and MiYu (even though MiYu left before the disband). They made their debut with this digital single, and they were supposed to debut as a Hip Hop group by the name Very Berry. The song is about someone who can't find sleep because of the love felt.
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: November, 2016
Blity is a former group composed of the members SeeYa, Won, JoAh and Say. This single is their debut song, and they disbanded five months after their debuts. This song was pretty popular among the fans of the group.
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: July, 2019
Yellow Bee is a former group composed of the members RyuHee, Annie, ARi, SoYe and SeolHa. They debuted in 2017 but the lineup changed entirely in 2019, until they disbanded in 2020. This song is catchy and the choreography easy to follow!
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: July, 2020
Chic & I' is a group consisting of Abin, ByeolHa, Xindy, Chaei, Hayu, Ella, U-Hee, LaEun, NaYe and DaYeon. Naye joined the group in 2021 while ByeolHa halted her activity for an unknown period. The Chic Angel's members are also part of this group, and you can follow them on Instagram. This summer song is really cute and fans are waiting it to be put on Spotify.
Statut : Active
Released date: November, 2020
Q.O.S (Queens of Sound) is a group consisting of Terra, SeulE, and Lily. Previously, two other members were part of the group, DaHee, and Nicky. You can follow them on their agency's YouTube channel. This debut song is filmed like a vlog, to focus more on the voices of the trio.
Statut : Active
Released date: November, 2018
Maywish is a group consisting of AnNa, HyoIn, Jelly and SoEun. The group debuted in 2018, and the lineup was changed in 2019. A new member called MooNy was then announced. However, their SNS aren't active since march, 2022. This song feels nostalgic thanks to its retro atmosphere.
Statut : Active
Released date: August, 2017
Apple.B is a former group consisting of YuRim, YuJi, HaEun, Sandy and HyunMin. When the group disbanded in 2019, three of the members debuted again as the group 3YE. YuJi also participated in the TV show "Baby Kara", to find a new member for the group KARA. This cute song is energetic and will make you want to dance.
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: November, 2017
Hi.ni is a solo artist which made her debut in 2012. She's working as a singer, but also as a vocal trainer. She sang the OST of some dramas such as "But I Miss You" and "The Third Hospital". Her SNS aren't active since 2018, so she probably retired from the music industry as a singer. This song fully sung in Korean, highlights Hi.ni angelic voice.
Statut : Unknow
Released date: October, 2019.
API, previously known as HOL1DAY, is a group consisting of HeeJoo, HaRu, CheongEum, SaeByeok and DaNy that debuted in 2019. In 2020, they became an independent group. Even though the MV is poorly edited, the song is surprisingly good!
Statut : Active
Released date: August, 2019
Holics is a group consisting of YoonSung, MinA, YeonJung, Frael, Hee-U, Jei and MyoRin. The group didn't officially disband but all its SNS are shut down, so it probably retired. The group had different members, JiMin,YuRim, and YoonJu. The MV focuses mainly on the choreography that you can try to follow.
Statut : Unknow
Released date: February, 2020
flor_us is a former group consisting of JinHyeon, JiSong, SuHwa and HyeJeong. They made their debut in 2018 and disbanded in 2021 because of COVID-19. However, HyeJeong left the group before. This comeback show improved members, and thee aesthetic of the MV pleased the fans.
Statut : Disbanded
Released date: July, 2019
SE O is a singer-songwriter who participated in the TV show "God of Creation" in 2019. She made her debut in 2016 and sings mostly OST. She has more than 70 songs in her repertoire! As an OST singer, no doubt her voice is pretty in this MV! So is the MV.
Statut : Active
Released date: April, 2018
Jeon YooBin is a singer, songwriter, and beatmaker. She has a YouTube channel where she uploads her work, and you can also follow her on Instagram. Her voice sounds angelic in this song emphasized by the acoustic guitar.
Statut : Active
Released date: October, 2021
Seo JaYeong is a singer-songwriter working at UNCUTPOINT . She appeared on the TV show "I Can See Your Voice" in 2020 and captivated the public with her talent. You can follow her on YouTube and Instagram. This song is the most recent of our top, and starts with the beautiful lyrics "love is a kiss of a hummingbird".
Staut : Active
Released date: January, 2020
19(NANA) is a solo artist which made her debut in 2018. Her last song came out in January, 2022, and she's posting her work on Tumblr and Instagram. This song has a mysterious vibe showcasing the particular style of the singer.
Statut : Active
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