Hooligans in SF

Ellen Kim is an amazing Korean-American dancer and choreographer. She has a beautiful gift of bringing music to life through her movement. Ellen is one of many who shares her passion of dancing with others through social media outlets. Her YouTube channel is filled with choreographed dances. At the beginning of the year, she released a dance concept of just dancing around the city and flowing with the beats. Check out her concept of "Hooligans in SF", below!

Nothing Compares to You

At the end of 2011, Aziatix released the music video to "Nothing Compares to You", on their YouTube channel.  "Nothing Compares to You" was composed and produced by Jeff Miyahara and Erik Lidbom.  The track's lyrics were written by Jae Chong, Flowsik, Eddie Shin and Nicky Lee.  The music video is a montage of video footage captured during their tour to different countries.  On February 24th, Aziatix started their 2012 United States Tour, in Sacramento, California.  Aziatix will hit up thirteen cities, across the United States, and end their tour on April 1st in San Diego, California.  So be sure to check out their tour dates, to see if they will be performing at a city near you.  In the meantime, check out their song and music video to "Nothing Compares to You", below!

Still In Love With You

Back in 2011, Wang Lee Hom (王力宏) and Wong Fu Productions partnered up and worked on a music video for "Still in Love with You" (依然愛你).  According to Wong Fu Productions, they "only had about a week to prepare for this project, and they only had one day to film the music video".  But once again, Wong Fu Productions did an amazing job.  In October of 2011,  Wong Fu Productions  released the music video on their YouTube channel, and Wang Lee Hom released the music video for his fans on his YouTube channel.  Wong Fu Productions used the visual concept of a flip clock, which is an analog clock with a digital display.  In the music video, Wang Lee Hom is seen holding a retro flip clock and reflects on the times he had with that special lady.  And the music video's frames turn into a flip clock, with the couple's moments changing with every flip.  "Still in Love with You" is a track off of Wang Lee Hom's album, Open Fire.  The song talks about still being in love with that special someone.  "Still in Love with You" can be downloaded on iTunes, along with other songs from the album.  Check out the song and music video to "Still in Love with You", below!

Missing Piece

Yesterday, David Choi released his music video for "Missing Piece" on his YouTube channel.  "Missing Piece" is a track form his Forever and Ever album.  The music video was directed by Ross Ching (the same person who did this music video).  Ching always has an amazing, creative, and visual concept for music videos.  In the "Missing Piece" music video, Ching created the concept of a moving picture puzzle, with actual missing puzzle pieces.  The music video features Ellen Wong, and she puts together the pieces of the puzzle, while trying to find the missing pieces.  "Missing Piece" can be downloaded on iTunes, along with the rest of his album (This album is currently my default driving music).  On February 2nd, David kicked off his 2012 Forever & Ever Tour in Phoenix, Arizona.  He will end his tour on April 2nd in Chicago, Illinois.  So be sure to check out his tour dates to see if he will be performing at a city near you! Check out the song and music video to "Missing Piece", below!



Also, check out the behind the scenes of "Missing Piece"!

Blue

Yesterday, Big Bang released their first single, "Blue", off their mini album, "Alive". "Blue" can be downloaded from iTunes.  Yesterday, Big Bang also released the music video to "Blue" on their YouTube channel, and the music video generated over 2 million views within one day.  Big Bang displays warm  vocals in "Blue" and the melody gives a warm feeling to one's heart.  It's a beautiful song, and I love their beautiful, soft vocals in.    Check out the song and music video to "Blue", below!
Warning: If you listen to "Blue" more than once, you might find yourself randomly singing, "I'm singing my blues".

Falling

John Park is a Korean-American singer, who just debuted in South Korea. John grew up in Illinois and graduated from Northwestern University. In the beginning of 2010, John auditioned for American Idol's ninth season, and he made it to the Top 20. A little after his experience with American Idol, John auditioned for M. net's Superstar K2, a singing competition show in South Korea, and he was runner-up for season two. John is currently signed to Music Farm Entertainment, and he finally debuted in South Korea with the track, "Falling".  According to the YouTube description box, the track was composed by Andy Platts, and John wrote the lyrics to the song.  "Falling" is a sweet song about falling in love, and the song displays John's beautiful and soulful voice.  The music video is visually entertaining, with John in a shipping container box, as it was released from a flying cargo plane. During the music video, John is just singing and floating in the shipping container box, as the container box is falling thousands of feet in the air. Check out the song and music video to "Falling", below!

Valentine

Because today is Valentine's Day in the United States, I thought I would share one last song. Two years ago, Kina Grannis released her song, "Valentine", but it never gets old.  Kina released the music video for "Valentine" on her YouTube channel.  The music video was directed by Ross Ching, and he did an amazing job with such a simple concept.  Ching used the concept of a flip book and dominoes, and created a cute story to go along with Kina's sweet song about love.  "Valentine" can be downloaded on iTunes or Amazon.  Check out the song and music video to "Valentine", below!   Oh, and Happy Valentine's Day <3