Friday, July 19, 2013
Thursday, July 18, 2013
[Article] Kim Hyun Joong Releases Hollywood Style MV ‘Unbreakable’
Singer Kim Hyun Joong returns with Hollywood movie standard MV ‘Unbreakable’, causing hot response from fans.
‘Unbreakable’ MV was released on 18th, is one of the songs from Kim Hyun Joong’s new album ‘Round 3′ which will be released digitally on 22nd July. ‘Unbreakable’ is a urban hip hop song combining both orchestral sound and Korea’s traditional instruments.
The lyrics “Hey ho, going in well’ also adds a unique touch Korea’s style. In addition, the song featured Jay Park‘s sexy rapping, which generates further attention from the netizens. The audio gives off a strong bouncing effect while visual gives off a chilling effect, as if you are watching a Hollywood blockbuster.
‘Unbreakable’ MV costs 300 million in production fees, with elements such as luxury cars, wushu, mask and eagle. Black, white and red colour contrasts also present an enriched visual, attracting more attention. Kim Hyun Joong dancing with a bare upper body is definitely another key attraction of the MV. Together with previously revealed teaser images, where he shows off his masculine body and tattoo, have caused a great stir among his female fans.
Kim Hyun Joong’s 3rd mini-album ‘Round 3′ will be released digitally on 22nd while physical album will be available on 29th July. Are you anticipating his comeback?
Watch Unbreakable MV ---> HERE
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[Vid] Fans Reaction on Kim Hyun Joong's Unbreakable MV
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by KPOPChazzter / tigerlover87 / DaehyunSaysWHAT
[Translation / Romanization] Kim Hyun Joong 3rd Mini ALbum Round 3 ; Unbreakable Lyrics
ROMANIZATION
I'm unbreakale
Here we go
Modu stop it , ijen my turn
Hal mankeum haesseo
Gogaeruel deureo
gwireul gwiullyeo
Hanabuteo yeolkkaji
da naega mandeureo
(Shut off) modu da kkeujibeonae
(Shout out) shimjangi teojidorok
G G G Give me some more
gihweneun jigeum hanbeon
G G G Give me some more dubeoneun oebseul i chance
Eolssigu jeolssigu jal deureoganda
Jeossigu eolssigu jal doraganda
Jukjido anko I'm back for ya
Unbreakable unbreakable
Eolssigu jeolssigu jal deureoganda
Jeossigu eolssigu jal doraganda
Jukjido anko I'm back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
Yeah I'm Feeling Good
I'm Feeling alright (Tonight)
Oneuri dashi oji anha
(make it feeling good)
Everybody come party tonight
(Oh yeah) No one can stop it
(Blow up) seupikeo teojidorok
(Turn up) boolyumi teojidorok
ijebuteo naega boyeojulge
Nobody can
I eumagi deullimyeon
modu da jigeun yeah
(now put your hands up)
Eolssigu jeolssigu jal deureoganda
jeolssigu eolssigu jal doroganda
Jukjido anko I'm back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
Eolssigu jeolssigu jal deureoganda
Jeossigu eolssigu jal doraganda
jukjido anko I'm back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
Ijen meomchul su eobseo
(RAP) Dadeul jeongmal baboinga
bwa ajikkaji molla
Naneun gijonboda jom dalla
jeongsangbakke motga
Waedeul mari ireoke manha
da deulyeo sokdak sokdak
Georyeodo kkeojyeojwo naneun
nae eumagui naui honuel dama
An duryeowo gomindeuri
an pulyeodo ganeun banghyanguen apeuro
Naneun jeoldaero amudo
makjireul motae
Hajiman neo ae seulyeomyeon
sseo naega na wiro
tae eonasseodo jyeonhyeo
hyogwa oebseo
Eolssigu jeolssigu jal deureoganda
jeolssigu eolssigu jal doroganda
Jukjido anko I'm back for ya
Unbreak - unbreak - Unbreakable
Eolssigu jeolssigu jal deureoganda
jeolssigu eolssigu jal doroganda
Jukjido anko I'm back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
Unbreakable Unbreakable
Turn The Music Up
Turn The Music Up
Turn The Music Up
Turn The Music Up
ENGLISH
Yeah
I’m unbreakable
Here we go
Everyone, stop it, it’s my turn now
I did all I could, quiet down and listen up
Lift up your head, tune your ears
From one to ten, I will make it
(Shut off) take everything out
(Shout out) so your heart bursts
G-g-g-give me some more, your one chance is now
G-g-g-give me some more, this chance won’t ever come again
It’s going in well
It’s going around well
I haven’t died and I’m back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
It’s going in well
It’s going around well
I haven’t died and I’m back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
Yeah I’m feeling good, I’m feeling alright (tonight)
Today won’t ever come again (make it feeling good)
Everybody come party tonight
(Oh yeah) No one can stop it
(Blow up) make your speakers explode
(Turn up) make the volume explode
I’ll show you myself from now on, nobody can
If you hear this music, everyone, right now, yeah (now put your hands up)
It’s going in well
It’s going around well
I haven’t died and I’m back for ya
Unbreakable- Unbreakable
It’s going in well
It’s going around well
I haven’t died and I’m back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
I can’t stop now
I guess everyone’s stupid, they still don’t know
I’m different from the standard, I can’t go anywhere else but the top
Why is there so much talk? I hear it, all the whispering
Just go away, I put my soul into my music
I’m not scared, even if my worries don’t go away, I just keep going forward
No one can ever stop me
But if you wanna give it a try, try
Even if you were born before me, there’s no use
It’s going in well
It’s going around well
I haven’t died and I’m back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
It’s going in well
It’s going around well
I haven’t died and I’m back for ya
Unbreakable Unbreakable
Turn The Music Up
Turn The Music Up
Turn The Music Up
Turn The Music Up
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[News] Kim Hyun Joong Pre-Releases "Unbreakable" (ft. Jay Park) MV
Kim Hyun Joong has pre-released one of his upcoming songs, "Unbreakable"!
He recruited the help of Jay Park for this track, making it all the more exciting while marking his return to the domestic music scene.
Remember, it doesn't stop here as Kim Hyun Joong will release his album on the 22nd! In the meantime, check out the MV above!
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original post: allkpop
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
[News] Kim Hyun Joong to Release ‘Unbreakable’ MV on 18th July
Prior to the release of ‘Round 3′ on 22nd July, Kim Hyun Joong’s agency Keyeast announced that ‘Unbreakable’ MV will be first released on 18th July.
‘Unbreakable’ is a song that consists of heavy sound effects and elements of Korea. The song also features Jay Park, who sang the rap part. It was revealed that the MV costs 300 million production fees and is directed by the same producer who directed ‘Gangname Style’ and ‘Gentleman’.
Kim Hyun Joong’s 3rd mini album ‘Round 3′ will be available online on 22nd July, offline release will be on 29th July. His comeback is much anticipated from fans around the world since it is his first comeback after a long period of 2 years.
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photo credit: KHJ Official Facebook Page
original post: en.korea.com
[News] Kim Hyun Joong Releases Another New Teaser for His Album
Kim Hyun Joong has been carrying on with the tattoos in the teasers for his upcoming album.
On July 17, five days before the release of his album, Kim Hyun Joong released another teaser image.
The tattoo is in the form of a traditional Korean goblin, emphasizing the mix of tradition and modern sounds.
A rep from Key East commented, "Expectations are high for Kim Hyun Joong′s album, which will contain powerful songs and sad ballads. Fans from Korea and around the world have been calling in with inquiries. On July 22, the songs for Round 3 will be released online, while presales will start for the offline album to be released on July 29."
Kim Hyun Joong will also release the preview track Unbreakable with its music video on July 18.
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Photo credit: Key East
original post: mwave
Monday, July 15, 2013
[Vid] Chinese Kid Wang Ren Imitating Kim Hyun Joong on the Dance Floor
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[News] Kim Hyun Joong Pre-Releases Track and MV on July 18
Ahead of his album release, Kim Hyun Joong will be showcasing a song and music video.
On July 15, KeyEast announced that Kim Hyun Joong’s new song and music video will be released on July 18 before his third mini album unveiling. The song will be revealed at noon (KST).
Also with the news, Kim Hyun Joong teased fans with a new image of his album, Round 3, showing a traditional Korean mask, or hahoe mask, inserting a bit of Korean culture to the album.
The Round 3 album will have featuring by both Jay Park and Dok2, as well as a large scale music video forUnbreakable.
It will be released on July 22.
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Photo Credit: KeyEast
Sunday, July 14, 2013
[Audio] Heo Young Saeng 허영생 αSTATION Japan Radio
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[Article] Side B: One Lucky Guy Named Kim Hyun Joong
Kim Hyun-joong is not the traditional soloist in the slightest. In fact, the only real strength he has to provide as a soloist is stage presence and general likability. Unlike most “pure” soloists in K-pop, Kim Hyun-joong is frankly not the most lauded singer. Soloists face a lot more scrutiny as singers than 95% of idol groups, which is pretty natural given the obvious need for soloists to be able to carry songs on their own.
Surprisingly enough, even with limited vocal power and range, Kim Hyun-joong manages to succeed as a solo singer, and I’m not even talking about it in the context of releasing a solo album or two in conjunction with group activities. I’m saying that he’s a good soloist, period—no asterisks or other stipulations. Indeed, that makes him quite a lucky man to become a popular Korean soloist with his less than average singing abilities; however, I don’t think that his rapid success isall attributable to luck, looks, and some Boys Over Flowers residual fame (though they most certainly played a part). In fact, Kim Hyun-joong’s repertoire is a great lesson on how singing to one’s strengths can make all the difference in the world.
While most soloists try to promote their “uniqueness” via their voice or their particular brand of pop music, Kim Hyun-joong, in many ways, takes us back to the basics. He sings unaltered pop music, and as a result, most of his songs are easy to groove to and instantly likable. The simplicity becomes a trait of wide appeal rather than a detractor because Kim Hyun-joong’s entire brand revolves around broad appeal. But what makes Kim Hyun-joong stand out the most is how he doesn’t push beyond his abilities to impress. Great pop music doesn’t need bells and whistles, just sincerity—and Kim Hyun-joong has plenty of it.
My favorite song from Kim Hyun-joong is a wonderful pop-rock number called “Your Story” from his first Japanese album, Unlimited. I’m really glad that he’s heavily promoting the pop-rock style in Japan; not just because I love pop-rock, but because of his vocal affinity for the genre. Hyun-joong’s vocals are plain and clean, perfect for bringing great instrumentals to the forefront and providing a smooth counter-balance to the harsher texture of the band. Generic construction aside, I love everything about “Your Story,” all the way to the flow of the lyrics. It’s simple, but it’s also a great song.
“君だけを消せなくて” carries a lot of the same charm that “Your Story” has, but with a rock-ballad vibe. It’s a wonderfully smooth song, as well as one of the few songs in which I can really appreciate Kim Hyun-joong’s natural timbre.
“I’m Yours” (also from Unlimited) is a wonderfully made pop song, for it balances an addictive melody with modern finishes without ever letting the song fully explode. Hyun-joong’s vocals are weak enough that it would be so easy for the guitar, drums, and synth to run over him and the entire song — yet it doesn’t. In fact, the song embraces restraint so well that “I’m Yours” can easily be played in a loop without rapidly getting that grating quality from listening to the same song too much.
Don’t worry, I’m not going to ignore the Korean discography, because there are several gems scattered in there as well. While Kim Hyun-joong is relatively one dimensional in Japan, in Korea, his music certainly has more variation in genre. If you could condense the quote-unquote idol boyband music into solos (“Kiss Kiss” anyone?), you would get something pretty close to what Kim Hyun-joong offers musically, albeit a tad less bipolar in concept than the standard boyband offering.
“Please” is one of those classic pop songs that work to Kim Hyun-joong’s benefit. The song is carried by a great melody (and piano line) as opposed to the voice singing it. I bet nearly any singer in K-pop with a decent voice could sing the song and still sound great. “Please” has universal appeal and approachability, and it’s exactly that which makes it so great as a pop song.
“Smile” is also a gorgeous song, and probably the most unique offering from Hyun-joong. The song really has so much awesome going for it in terms of intriguing elements. The flute, the guitar, the vocals all meld together fantastically, creating an intense immersion that’s really better heard than said. Following all the little cadences in the song makes for a fantastic listening experience.
The first time I heard “The Reason Why I Live,” I honestly thought I clicked on the wrong video, because Hyun-joong actually sounded alive and passionate while singing a ballad. I don’t say that as subliminal shot at Kim Hyun-joong’s singing abilities, It’s really a comment on musical delivery across the idol-sphere. Many idols are privy to singing ballads with zero emotion behind them, because you don’t see them give any nuance to the words or care about how they sing each note. No, they don’t act like they’re reading out of a phone book, but whatever they do convey is a feigned emotion with no regards to the beauty of the song itself. (Singing with “fervor” the entire time does no one good.) Kim Hyun-joong avoids this trap pretty well in this song, so color me impressed.
That’s it for this week’s Side B, and I hope that this gave you a chance to re-examine Kim Hyun-joong’s music from the oft forgotten side of things. For a guy who has so much going for him in other avenues, it’s neat to see that he has some fantastic songs when he could easily get away with the highly mediocre on popularity alone.
Maybe that means that we’re actually the lucky ones.
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[Preview] Kim Hyun Joong SBS Barefoot Friends Variety Show Episode 14
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