♥ MIKERU ON MUSIC TODAY ♥

After weeks of preparations and playing dress up (including for an exclusive photo shoot for Junk's November 2009 issue), Malaysian acts Couple, Killeur Calculateur, Lovesick Avenue and Twinkies finally took to the stage for TOPMAN's big bash at Zouk KL on 13 November.

It was a Friday and after days of rain, the evening was looking dry and rather promising. It was to be a party fusing music and fashion, and we sure spotted some cool kids lining up to get into Zouk's Mainroom. Each guest got a real nice TOPMAN thumb drive to keep, while TOPMAN members received a notebook and a 20% voucher for their next shopping visit to TOPMAN/TOPSHOP.

Also spotted were local personalities like Sharon Chong (frontwoman of Hamsterdamnaged and now They Will Kill Us All), Melissa Indot and Dhiya Izwin from The Otherside Orchestra. As the Mainroom filled up with indie music fans, outside the hitz.fm Cruisers were creating a bit of a ruckus as they gave away goodies to lucky guests.

Sharing the stage together for the first time ever, and at a superclub like Zouk KL too, Couple, Killeur Calculateur, Lovesick Avenue and Twinkies put on a great show dressed to the nines in TOPMAN and TOPSHOP. Lovesick Avenue was up and fully impressed with their saccharine tunes, leaving the crowd wanting more–we'll just have to wait for their debut album release! Post-punk/math core mafia Killeur Calculateur made the party a rather black celebration with their dark uniformity.

Later, Couple brightened up the visual (and aural) mood with their happy-clappy sound and new tunes from their latest release Teenage Disc Fantastic. Last but not least, to take the party to higher ground were Twinkies, the cheeky duo of AraByrd and Nadia. It must've been the spontaneity of their mashups–which included gangster rap, electro and indie rock–because the crowd looked a little dumbfounded at first. But they later relaxed and whooped as AraByrd dropped the hotshit mix of her own party track 'Byrdkick' for the finale and clambered up the bartop to deliver Beyonce-ish body poppin'.

The party might've ended early, but the TOPMAN after-party at Barsonic with Twilight Actiongirl was body-to-body, shout-and-sing-along mayhem from start to finish!

OK let's not get too excited just yet. We know how you guys hate it when we blog about rumoured tours but this one is kind of legit. There's talk a-brewin' of Tennessee band, Paramore possibly doing a "huge" Asian tour in March 2010. Logistically, it does seem plausible since the band will finish up their stint on Australia's 2010 Soundwave Festival in early March. Best believe Junk will be all up in that biznazz and you guys will be the first to know when we find out more, cause that's how we roll.

Just for sh*ts and giggles:
How many of you (even the haters) would wanna watch Paramore in concert?

UPDATE (25 Nov):

It's been a long time coming but Paramore have finally announced the first date of their Southeast Asia tour. They will be playing in Manila on 9 March at SM Concert Grounds. More dates to come :)

It will a Year End Sale at CK Music Sdn.Bhd. 125, Jalan Imbi 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Tel: 03-21420529, 21450178.
Will be started on this saturday (28th Nov 09)

It will be a few product discount up to 35%, will be a big event sale during this christmas and new year. It will be end on this 31st December 09.

hey, guys if you think free something come on in...to my other-other blog that i did, all is about my experience or knowledge, just want to sharing ~~

Click Here :-
www.mikeru-mouse.blogspot.com
www.mikeruonjapantoday.blogspot.com
www.mikeruonkoreamusic.blogspot.com
www.mikeruonjapanmusic.blogspot.com

Handle With Care is one of my friend, from facebook...this is his band, a local pop punk, a bit emo style (^^)

Handle With Care is an independent pop punk band based in Petaling Jaya. The band consists of lead vocalist Faisal Yusof, lead guitarist Andy Seah, guitarist John Paul Pacaldo, bassist David Woong and Abdul Musowir(Moose) on drums. Faisal, Andy, John and Chee Ben Jin(former drummer) founded the band in late 2008 and were later joined by David in 2009. In August 2009, Ben left the band to further his studies overseas and was replaced by Moose in October 2009. A far cry from their beginning of playing covers, the band is now in the stage of song writing and recording with the intention of releasing an EP in 2010. The band is inspired by a variety of music ranging from pop punk to metal.

Click Here :-
http://www.myspace.com/handlewithcaremy

Tacked against the decidedly exotic backdrop of dancing palm fronds, surf-ready waves and the beach’s pristine pulchritude; the evening air at Impiana Resort Cherating was redolent with the aroma of barbequed seafood as attendees partook with hushed, polite conversation.

The radio DJs looked visibly relaxed, gamely swaying and dancing in the crowd. This chilled mode was espoused by all, not least by a few cheeky XFM crewmen who’d taken upon themselves to inhale helium from the balloons and converse loudly in Chipmunk-ey voices. Invitees, XFM contest winners and holidaymakers gathered to scrutinise the performances of Monoloque and Pop Shuvit. The latter generated the first sing/dance along of the evening with ‘Old School Rocka’ and ironic New Wave ode ‘Oh Sizuka’.



Stonebay gave a solid turn–deluging the breezy milieu with the 90s alternative rock sonicry that recalls Dave Matthews Band while Altimet cut loose with a lusty horn section, and proceeded to dish out old school hip hop with that Sugarhill Gang cover and his own righteous tune ‘Cantik’. However, it was Bunkface that dialled the energy level up with their precocious, if tight, musicianship and abundant punk pop clichés–all of which were enthusiastically lapped up by the 200-strong, mostly teenage audience.

Fresh-faced Ana Raffali was the surprise late addition to the event, owing to Pesawat’s late arrival. With her petite, baju kurung-clad form and lone guitar framed in the spotlight, the troubadour gave a sincere, honest performance–her soaring, saccharine vocals clambering lithely around the spine of her sparse songsmithery. In spite of being divested of a backing band, the girl displayed a crackling self-possession and vulnerability absent from many of the acts present. Pesawat finally circled in and rallied the audience into a sync-clapping mass to the rhythm of their Brit-tinged ditties. Hujan–whose members Noh and Dimas had been trading witticisms with the onstage acts from the front row of the crowd throughout the night–continued the fun by slipping in an impromptu Bunkface and Stacy AF cover into the setlist with their characteristic drollness.

It all felt like a weekend company barbecue or a family day outing. Now, if only there was a reggae band…

WORDS JARROD PHOTOS BUN VIRUS
http://www.xfm.com.my/

It's a clash of sounds, creativity and expression. The all-encompassing YOUREKA! Finale Party by Yahoo!, in collaboration with Junk, comes at you this month, fusing together music, art, fashion and straight-up fun in one singular ball of greatness.

So much is going down, it's overwhelming. So let's start from the very beginning: first off, some stunning regional musical talent will be playing, like the amazingly successful emo rockers from the Philippines and our very own Junksounds Awards 2008 winners Urbandub (who seem to have their names carved on awards before they came out of the forge). And once you've come out of the emotional wringer, then get ready to get your dance on with Inspirational Joni, the dance rockers from Indonesia; Malaysian pop punkers Bunkface (new addition); Singapore's DJ of the stars, Inquisitive; and the enigmatic electro duo who have made the KL party scene what it is, LapSap.

You also get to show your creative side in the cool interactive art installation–where you use the YOUREKA! stencil (find it in the November issue of Junk!) and spray paint the YOUREKA! Wall in any manner you see fit. Multiply that by the 2,000 guests at the YOUREKA! Finale Party, and what you end up with is a living, evolving piece of communal art. There will also be the cool YOUREKA! Motion Wall by Efozy installation, which responds to motion, for you to check out!

But that's not all. There are also some cool engagement activities where you can learn how to customise jerseys with Kitsch by Ellie, accessories with Justin Yap, and shoes/clothing with They Art Studio, plus an assortment of other demos and art/fashion/design vendors. So you could (in theory at least) deck yourself out like a pirate and search for hidden booty in the amazing treasure hunt.

YOUREKA! Finale Party by Yahoo!
Date: Wednesday, 25 November 2009
Time: 7pm onwards
Venue: Capsquare KL Live (ex-Ruums), Jalan Sultan Ismail, KL, Malaysia
Tickets: ENTRY IS FREE!
*Get your invite from the Junk November 2009 issue or look for the green tag at YAHOO.COM.MY!

Lineup:
Urbandub (live)
Inspirational Joni (live)
Bunkface (live) *NEW*
Inquisitive (DJ set)
LapSap (DJ set)

Early examples of punk rock / no wave in Japan include The SS, The Star Club, The Stalin, INU, Gaseneta, Lizard (who were produced by the Stranglers) and Friction (whose guitarist Reck had previously played with Teenage Jesus and the Jerks before returning to Tokyo) and The Blue Hearts. The early punk scene was immortalised on film by Sogo Ishii, who directed the 1982 film Burst City featuring a cast of punk bands/musicians and also filmed videos for The Stalin. In the 80s, hardcore bands such as GISM, Gauze, Confuse, Lip Cream and Systematic Death began appearing, some incorporating crossover elements. The independent scene also included a diverse number of alternative / post-punk / new wave artists such as Aburadako, P-Model, Uchoten, Auto-Mod, Buck-Tick, Guernica and Yapoos (both of which featured Jun Togawa), G-Schmitt, Totsuzen Danball and Jagatara, along with noise/industrial bands such as Hijokaidan and Hanatarashi.

During the late nineties and early 2000s bands like Hi-Standard, Hawaiian6, Snail Ramp, Garlic Boys, BBQ Chickens, Husking Bee, Nicotine and Going Steady brought Japanese punk to new heights.

Later examples of Japanese alternative bands are Miyavi, Ellegarden, Thee Michelle Gun Elephant, Asian Kung-Fu Generation, Maximum the Hormone, Pure Q&a and Back-On.

In the 1980s, the instrumental/ band A.B.'s had minor UK chart success. Another subgenre is characterized by highly technical, yet dissonant, instrumentals. The vocal style runs the gamut from J-Pop style, to incoherent screeching, to traditional Japanese style singing. Lyrics may be generally nonsensical and random. Their visual style also reflects this and may run to the extremes in Visual kei bands. This style seems to be a conscious rejection of the old Japanese proverb, "The nail that sticks out will be hammered down." When their culture prides itself on conformity and harmony, these artists strive to create dissonance and attract the wrong kind of attention. This is relatively "new" genre, starting in the late 1990s and just now getting its voice heard. Notable bands in this subgenre include: Mucc, Dir en grey and the GazettE.

Rade is a local malaysia band, from J-rock influences luna sea, larc~en~ciel and oither jrock band. I'm a friend with their bassist and vocalist. June and Hung Siew, i like their music x:D

Click here : www.myspace.com/radeband

Rade is an English pop-rock band based in Malaysia.

The band was originally founded in 2001 as a J-rock cover band by high school friends Jeremy, Kok Keong, and Hung Siew out of their love and passion for J-rock music. Jun and CY joined in later in 2004 and this line-up has remained the same till this day.

Rade played as a cover band for 4 years in the Klang Valley notably in J-rock Gigs such as the J-Rock Kingdom series 1,2 and 3 and a number of smaller gigs. Thus, gaining quite a popularity in the niche J-rock scene in the Klang Valley.

At the end of 2007, the band decided to compose their own songs in English as they were tired of being just a cover band. With songs written mainly about common day life and emotions, Rade is taking their music one step further with their J-rock influenced English composition which is a uniquely distinctive sound of its own.

I get daily emails from young talent who are looking to audition for JYP Entertainment or YG Entertainment. I do try to direct these people to the correct information. Unfortunately, I am pretty sure that these people are doomed before they start. The Korean pop music industry is so tough to break into… you stand the same chance at winning the lottery and starting your own record label.

However, there are other Korean companies out there that accept global auditions and will probably give you a better chance at Kpop stardom. Here is the Rundown.

J Tune Entertainment: The claim to fame for J Tune Entertainment is that it has Jung Ji Hoon (Bi – Rain). This company is actively accepting auditions and is looking to make its mark on the Kpop community.

You can audition via email. I suggest you have a resume, a portfolio of your accomplishments, a headshot, and a video clip. Since it is being transmitted via email I suggest that you try to keep your attached file below 5mb.

You can audition by sending this information to audition@jtunecamp.co.kr. If they like you they will respond.

There was Brintz, Een and Rossy who get excited to started a band to covering New Found Glory's songs when they were on high school.
Then, they asked Alif and Arif to completing the form.
So when the times goes by, Arif resign from the band and get replaced by Muny.
By a couple of month later, Alif decided to out too, so we asked Tommy from 13 Milestone to get in the back of drum set.
Then, one day, Muny decided to resign from the band because he got to move another city to finished his study.
So, Een took Muny's position in guitar and Combot come in to took the mic.
This changing makes Something About Lola turns into rock band with many influence.
You'll like if you like : New Found Glory / Fall Out Boy / The Academy Is / The Format / Cute Is What We Aim For
Some facts in Something About Lola :
Rossy used to play guitar in Rio's Bring Her Head To Athena previous metalcore band's Last Tears Of Mary
Rossy is playing bass for post southern hardcore's Rain Will Fall
Een used to play bass and sing in Kesong's Bring Her Head To Athena previous post hardcore Thursdayish band's Emily Cut My Finger
Brintz used to play guitar and sing in pop punk band called Bed Bug
Tommy used to play drum in alternative rock band called 13 Milestones
Combot was a singer in his previous festival's bands called Etnix and now sing for powerpop's Say You Say Me
Rossy is a huge fans of ETID and Rolling Stone Magazines
Brintz was thin when he was a high school student
Een's attic is the base camp of Something About Lola
Tommy got a nickname "Chuky"
Combot was an Indonesian Idol's contestant, but he failed at the audition.
Click Here :-
Official Myspace

Alright, this is probably the fifth blog we've written about an international act performing in Singapore in 2010. We've caught wind of the news that The Killers will be making their Singapore debut on 24 January. After being inundated by requests from fans, über events company Live Nation decided it was time to bring the Vegas rock band to Singapore.

DETAILS
Date: Sunday, 24 January 2010
Time: 8pm
Venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium, Singapore
Tickets: From S$88, S$128, S$148, S$168

Tickets go on sale on Monday 23 November at all SISTIC outlets or call the SISTIC hotline at +65 6348 5555. For more info on the concert, e-mail info@livenation.asia.

The lineup for Rock The World 9 is out! And it's a pretty diverse one. There's Monoloque mixed up with misfits like Kugiran Di Tepi Pantai and Robot Asmara and old bands like Pretty Ugly and John's Mistress making a comeback. The organisers have moved the big production from Stadium Merdeka to Sunway Lagoon (which has suddenly become the venue of choice for big music events) now Bukit Jalil Stadium, Carpark A. According to the flyer, there will be three stages and more than 60 acts slated to perform at this year's event.

DETAILS
Time: 12pm onwards
Date: Saturday, 19 December 2009 26 December 2009
Venue: Bukit Jalil Stadium, Carpark A, Selangor, Malaysia
Tickets: RM25 (available at Rock Corner, Music Valley and all Extreme outlets)


For more info, log on to the Rock The World official website.


UPDATE (12 NOV): Who's playing at what stage revealed!


MAIN STAGE
LOVE ME BUTCH, POP SHUVIT, BUNKFACE, PESAWAT, DISAGREE, ZEE AVI, SATURNINE, BITTERSWEET, BLIND TRIBE, JOHN’S MISTRESS, THE TIMES, SEVENCOLLAR T-SHIRT, REPUBLIC OF BRICKFIELDS, RESTRAINT, MEET UNCLE HUSSEIN, AZLAN & THE TYPEWRITER, BLEEDING MASCARA, MONOLOQUE, KUGIRAN DI TEPI PANTAI, UZUMAKI & 2 WINNERS FROM HYPPTUNES ROCK THE WORLD 9 BAND SEARCH TOUR

INDIE STAGE
BRAINHEAD, CAR CRASH HEARTS, JOANNA & CO., PRETTY UGLY, SKUDAP SKUDIP, AUBURN, THE OTHERSIDE ORCHESTRA, LABRAT, COUPLE, FORTY WINKS, FREE LOVE, Y2K, STONEBAY, SAM KUMAN, SECOND COMBAT, EVENSTARR, ROBOT ASMARA, AKU & 4 WINNERS FROM HYPPTUNES ROCK THE WORLD 9 BAND SEARCH TOUR

CHILL OUT STAGE
RASHDAN HARITH, LIYANA FIZI, LURKS, OTAM, MOHD JAYZUAN, AZMYL YUNOR, KAREN NUNIS BLACKSTONE, BO, SHARIDIR & NIZAM P, RENDRA ZAWAWI & 4 WINNERS FROM HYPPTUNES ROCK THE WORLD 9 BAND SEARCH TOUR

*There will be a preview of the very first Twisties Bingit Music Workshop featuring John Thomas on drums, Rithan from Deja Voodoo Spells and Julian Mokhtar on guitars, Ken (former Estranged bassist) on bass and a chiptune music workshop by MN32.

Lets' me introduce you all a new chinese local indie band Voltz. Hopefully you will like it. Honestly in my opinion this band is not really sucessfull yet cuz their makes song don't have a nice intro and arrangging is not so good in the song. Mostly the piano type of song. However lets' us look about it okie (^^)



Soory to all Voltz Fans' sorry to cretize this band. Cuz i just straight forward and mind own opinion on music. Maybe you can say i talk nonsence and dunno about music. Everyone have his own taste rite. Hoe you all don't mind i straight forward.

Good news for Indonesians, JAVA Musikindo have confirmed that SAOSIN will be playing a live show in Bandung in January 2010. As for the rest of us, we hear that they are making a stop in Philippines and perhaps Singapore. What about Malaysia?? Well we're definitely trying to bring the Cali boys to Kuala Lumpur. Fingers crossed.

DETAILS:
Time: 4pm
Date: 31 Jan 2010
Venue: Eldorado, Bandung
Tickets: Rp. 155000 (Limited pre-sale: 30 Nov - 11 Dec), Rp. 235000 (normal price)
Tickets are available at JAVA Musikindo, Ardan Radio Bandung, www.detik.com
www.jakartaconcerts

Unexpected Mercy. Consisting six passionate musicians with a desire to influence and inspire others with music. They are a metalcore / death metal / post-hardcore influenced band and mainly based in Kuala Lumpur. Most of their members hail from different parts of Kuala Lumpur but it is the passion and vision as a band that connects them together to compose, play and perform music in our local underground scene. They consist of Joey - Vocals, Ian - Guitar, Russel - Guitar, Josh - Bass, Daniel - Synths, Vivian -Drums. Unexpected Mercy was formed approximately two years ago, with Ian being the founder of this band. After many internal struggles, they are now heading in the direction that they all want to focus .After months of preparation and composing our own material, they are now planning to gig and to also head to the studio for recording material. In regards to their band's musical genre, they believe that music has no boundaries but it has to be embraced with an open mindset. With deep metalcore influenced growls and death metal's high pitch screaming, combined with catchy guitar riffs and rhythm, mixing in groovy and heavy basslines, gelling up with sick synths and hard-hitting, chugging drums to orchestrate a sound that can inspire and influence listeners, fans alike. Most importantly, with lyrical content that can be relevant to living our daily lives, connecting with the music that is created to be part of the local underground music scene. We are slowly taking off with new material and more stuff to come. Thanks for your support. Cheers. Do contact
Click here :-
UnexpectedMercy

Demo Recording:

We understand that a lot of "students/student bands" have their original songs/ideas," but step away due to the high prices. However, in Fokyo Studio, we bring the price down to a reasonable amount, so you can record a decent demo of your song or idea.

So why wait? let your ideas flow free =)

rate:
RM25~50 /hour of recording
RM50~150/per song
(depending on the amount of work for recording and mixing the song)

for further enquiries, kindly contact
RaVeN 016-331-9111
Click here :-
more Information : fokyostudio

Endless Eternal is a Japanese pop rock band that was formed on January 11, 2008 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Since then, they have been making new songs, performing in live gigs, and even competing in the Battle of the Bands Youth ’08, which won them 2nd place.
They hope to bring their passion of Japanese music to people who already love it and also to those who just want to try something new.

”It has been an amazing process and there’s so much more that can be done, we just simply hope that you'll enjoy what we’ve done so far.” says the lead guitarist RaVeN.

Wanna to know them more click here :- EndlessEternalBand

JacqAnne is my friend from high school, she was very young talented girl..too me she is pretty, cute and talented. Too bad guy she already have boyfriend...OOOoo but nevermind !! hahaha she to me just like Avril Lavigne Malaysia Version. Lets' us enjoy her video ^^

Sam is one of my friend means can say my cousin kua chee (frequency cannon...friend) he is very good local indie artis, he also production a own video and other local artis. click his myspace and listen his song nice man !!
Click here :-
sammusicsam  

Sam is a bacteria(kuman) who writes, produces and arranges his music on the 9th floor of some unknown building in Puchong infested with rats and other irritating bacterias.

He arranges the drums and plays the bass, guitar and keyboards for his music recording and then sends his songs to be mixed by his neighbor, Tan Chee Meng 'Godfather Producer of Jalan Puchong'.

Sam lives with a mosquitoe called Cik Nuar and recently he got a new housemate, 'the handsome cockroach' who works in PJ and his songs are mostly about his everyday life experiences as a bacteria sung in English and Bahasa Malaysia.

His first Malay single 'Aku Seekor Kuman' hit local radio stations (X FM and Hot FM) and received a fair amount of airplay in the middle of 2008. Few months later, his first English single 'Crazy' received ok ok rotation on Fly FM, Hitz.FM and X FM and that song was also nominated for Best Pop Song for the VIMA awards(a music award for independent artists from all over Asia).

Now his follow up Malay single called 'Pergi Buat Selamanya' is also receiving ok ok rotation on Era Fm, Hot Fm and X FM.

Sam is a solo singer-songwriter but for shows, he performs with a live band to deliver the pop rock energy of his songs. The line up consists of Nan 'Kuman Kering' on drums, Tom 'Kuman Tiang Elektrik' on guitars, Juad 'Kuman Mohawk' on bass, Abang As 'Kuman Taiko' on guitars, Boy 'Kuman Black Parang' on drums, Merlvyn 'Kuman Dream Machino' on guitars and Tan Chee Meng 'Kuman Fengtau' on guitars/bass.

Sam's friend Johanna Misai helps out by capturing shots for music video and also during his band's live performance but now he sombong already because he works in NTV7 now...hehe...just kidding. The other official videographer is also Faiz 'The Weed Tokan'.



Although he is considered new and remains relatively unknown to the music scene he has more new, interesting songs and music videos coming soon. He might release a full length album at the end of the year if the myspace kuman fans wants him to and if there is an ok ok response towards his music from the local music community. If not he'll still make music, only without an album :)

For shows and bookings contact samkumanband@yahoo.com or call Zirah @ 0122347978

Brand new from the RBX stable, the muscular contours and versatile active sounds of this affordable long-scale five-string bass are bound to impress. Body/ Alder, Neck/ Maple, Fingerboard/ Rosewood: 24freds, Bridge/ Yamaha Original BPX-7, Pickups/ Yahama Double Coil x 2, Colors/ Flat Silver .
A long-term design project by Yamaha's bass craftsmen has resulted in this fabulous new, keenly priced RBX five-string bass. With a solid alder body contoured for maximum comfort, playability and visual impact, the instrument features an extended 35"-scale, two octave neck, delivering a superbly resonant, long-sustaining sound and allowing players to exploit their technique to the full.

Color/Finish
Body
Finish Flat Silver

Control Interface
String
Strings Scale 35" (889 mm)


Body
Type Alder

Design/Architecture Detail
Pick Up System Yamaha Double Coil x 2

Material
Neck Maple
Finger Board Rosewood / 24 frets
Bridge Yamaha Original BPX-7

Functions
Overall Controls
Other Control 3-position Toggle, Master Volume, Master tone, Booster Switch

Super Junior-Trot (Korean: 슈퍼주니어-트로트), officially known as Super Junior-T (Korean: 슈퍼주니어-티) is the second official sub-unit of Korean boy band Super Junior. They are the first idol group known for capitalizing trot music, the oldest form of Korean pop music. Super Junior-T contains six Super Junior members, Leeteuk (the leader), Heechul, Kang-in, Shindong, Sungmin, and Eunhyuk.

Super Junior-T has released only one single in the short span of their career before they were announced to be on hiatus in 2008. The single "Rokuko" was Korea's sixteenth best-selling record and the number one best-selling single of 2007, according to the Music Industry Association of Korea. In November 2008, the subgroup returned with a debut in the Japanese music industry, releasing the Japanese version of "Rokuko."

Super Junior-T's music style is a distinctive style of trot, an old-fashioned style of Korean pop music. Their revised style of the genre includes mordernized K-pop melodies and also fast rap, notably performed by Shindong, Eunhyuk, and sometimes Heechul. Super Junior-T's goal is to evade the fading genre in Korea's current music industry and to introduce the young audience to a traditional style of music, hoping to increase awareness of older trot musicians and bring hopeful comebacks of trot to mainstream music. Emergence of Super Junior-T is also due to a strategy that Super Junior has been using, which is to show that they can accommodate many different musical genres.

To contact us, write to sales@avem.com.my. Do not reply to this computer-generated email. Click here if you wish to unsubscribe.
Address: 180-0-2, Wisma Mahkota, Jalan Mahkota, Taman Maluri, Cheras, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
For enquiry, please contact 03-9282 0617