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5 days ago · Vote on the K-pop idols based on their solo music and performances. Including some of the best solo artists of 2019 as well as new solo debuts, the most popular K-pop solo artists ranked here are a variety of Korean singers, rappers, and idols who may have started off their careers individually, or decided to explore solo projects after ...
3 days ago · One aspect of K-pop that has contributed to its popularity is its solo artists. Over the years, K-pop has produced several solo artists who have stood out with their unique styles and musical abilities. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of the most successful solo artists in K-pop.
4 days ago · Featuring some of the greatest soloists of all time, this list of the most popular K-pop solo artists right now includes new solo debuts, as well as established music solo acts, ranging from CHUNG HA and J-Hope to Jessi and Taemin. Additional breakout solo Kpop singers include BLACKPINK's very own Jennie and Rosé, as well as YouTube sensation ...
5 days ago · In this issue, The Soloist is deploying its omni-directional scanners to survey solo and GM-less sci-fi tabletop RPGs. We’ve got deep dives into For Small Creatures Such as We from the creator of Apothecaria, and Across a Thousand Dead Worlds, a massive solo game about exploring ancient alien sites.
5 days ago · The release peaked at numbers eight and nine on the Gaon Digital Chart and the Billboard Korea K-pop 100 respectively, marking her first top ten single as a soloist. "Dumb Dumb" also became her first chart entry in the Billboard Global Excl. U.S., debuting at number 130.
1 day ago · The song has surpassed 1 billion streams, making Jennie the first female Korean soloist to achieve this on Spotify. It took just 376 days to reach this milestone, beating out her friend Lisa's ...
5 days ago · More than a great trumpeter, Armstrong was a bandleader, singer, soloist, film star, and comedian. One of his most remarkable feats was his frequent conquest of the popular market with recordings that thinly disguised authentic jazz with Armstrong’s contagious humour.
