“Jewelry is a Korean girl group that has recorded songs in both Korean and Japanese. Their Korean debut was in 2001 with their first album Discovery. After a less-than-stellar first album, two of the singers were replaced. A year later, their second album Again was released, with better results. Full of strong ballads (as opposed to the sexy dance songs that were popular at the time), the album quickly yielded two high-charting singles – “Tonight” and “Again” – which started the group's rise to popularity. This was quickly followed by their third album Beloved, which saw a continuation of their cute image. However, this image was heightened to the point of exaggeration. Their first single “I Really Like You” was very poppy and had Jewelry adopt a cutesy concept to match the song, with colorful outfits and perky dances. This single was popular, but their followup single failed to chart as strongly as their previous ones. Their Japanese debut was in 2004 with “Kokoro no Tomaranai”. In Japan they belong to the independent label Giza Studio. By the time the fourth album Super Star came out in the beginning of 2005, this cute image was no more. Following the trend in Korean Pop, they became sexier and more womanly, and it helped bring about their current level of success. The first single “Superstar” (written by Shinhwa member Lee Min Woo) was a driven rock song and surprisingly became a huge hit. They followed this up with the sexy R&B number “Passion”, which also charted strongly. Both of these singles prominently featured “sexy” member Seo In-Young dance scantily-clad in short solos, which brought the group much press attention (both positive and negative).” – Wikipedia.org

“2006 Miss Korea runner-up Sun Ha is making headlines with her “Gwang Nyeo” (“madwoman”) dance as featured in her recent hit “Chantey Chantey” from her first single release “Fahrenheit”. Expected to become the next national craze after Wonder Girls' “Tell Me” dance, this sensual, bewitching dance features the statuesque singer twirling her hair around with her finger while strutting her best sexy poses. Sun Ha is nicknamed as the “next Lee Hyo Lee” based not only on the two stars' physical resemblance but also Sun Ha's huge potential to reach the same dizzying heights of stardom as Lee Hyo Lee. Capitalizing on her rigorous, two-year-long vocal training designed specifically to cook up her own vocal flavor, Sun Ha showcases her unique classic pop vocals in “Fahrenheit”. The principle track “Chantey Chantey” (Track 2), a funky house number, integrates highly energetic dance beats with a trance electronic sound that plunges the listeners into a dreamlike fantasy state. Other tracks include “Ggeun” (“String” - Track 1), “Take It” (Track 3), “Queen Bee” (Track 4), and “Miwuhhaneun Il” (“Hateful Things” – Track 5) – all bearing the star's distinctive appeal.” – YesAsia.com

“Kim Hyun Jung (born April 4, 1978) is a Korean Pop Singer. Commonly known as the Korean Dance-Pop Queen, she is most famous for energetic dance tunes with influences from traditional Korean melodies. She has a record of selling more than 500 000 copies of each of her albums and has won more than 30 musical awards.” – Wikipedia.org

“Kim Hyun Jung first made a tremendous recovery from the disastrous 7th album with her wonderful cover album. Now she's back with new material and stronger than ever. Simply put, this is the best Korean album I've ever heard, and even worldwide, there are very few that can rival its brilliance. The album features a great variety of styles – without a single ballad. Different kinds of dance keep the interest high all the way through and tracks 9-13 bring up less-known but very potential tracks from her previous albums. Once again, Kim Hyun Jung becomes the definition of Korean dance music of our time!” – Customer Review on YesAsia.com

“Kim Hyun Jung (born April 4, 1978) is a Korean Pop Singer. Commonly known as the Korean Dance-Pop Queen, she is most famous for energetic dance tunes with influences from traditional Korean melodies. She has a record of selling more than 500 000 copies of each of her albums and has won more than 30 musical awards.” – Wikipedia.org

“Kim Hyun Jung first made a tremendous recovery from the disastrous 7th album with her wonderful cover album. Now she's back with new material and stronger than ever. Simply put, this is the best Korean album I've ever heard, and even worldwide, there are very few that can rival its brilliance. The album features a great variety of styles – without a single ballad. Different kinds of dance keep the interest high all the way through and tracks 9-13 bring up less-known but very potential tracks from her previous albums. Once again, Kim Hyun Jung becomes the definition of Korean dance music of our time!” – Customer Review on YesAsia.com

“Kim Hyun Jung (born April 4, 1978) is a Korean Pop Singer. Commonly known as the Korean Dance-Pop Queen, she is most famous for energetic dance tunes with influences from traditional Korean melodies. She has a record of selling more than 500 000 copies of each of her albums and has won more than 30 musical awards.” – Wikipedia.org

“Kim Hyun Jung first made a tremendous recovery from the disastrous 7th album with her wonderful cover album. Now she's back with new material and stronger than ever. Simply put, this is the best Korean album I've ever heard, and even worldwide, there are very few that can rival its brilliance. The album features a great variety of styles – without a single ballad. Different kinds of dance keep the interest high all the way through and tracks 9-13 bring up less-known but very potential tracks from her previous albums. Once again, Kim Hyun Jung becomes the definition of Korean dance music of our time!” – Customer Review on YesAsia.com

“Kim Hyun Jung (born April 4, 1978) is a Korean Pop Singer. Commonly known as the Korean Dance-Pop Queen, she is most famous for energetic dance tunes with influences from traditional Korean melodies. She has a record of selling more than 500 000 copies of each of her albums and has won more than 30 musical awards.” – Wikipedia.org

“Kim Hyun Jung first made a tremendous recovery from the disastrous 7th album with her wonderful cover album. Now she's back with new material and stronger than ever. Simply put, this is the best Korean album I've ever heard, and even worldwide, there are very few that can rival its brilliance. The album features a great variety of styles – without a single ballad. Different kinds of dance keep the interest high all the way through and tracks 9-13 bring up less-known but very potential tracks from her previous albums. Once again, Kim Hyun Jung becomes the definition of Korean dance music of our time!” – Customer Review on YesAsia.com

“Just seven months after their hugely successful “Lovely Sweet Heart” which generated #1 hits like “Sarangeh Insa” (“Love's Greeting”) and “Georhon Halgayo” (“Let's Marry”), SeeYa struts their charm once again with “California Dream”. Upon the release of “Seulpeun Balgereum” (“A Melancholic Step”, Track 1), the album's principle track, group leader Nam Kyoo Ri is already making headlines with her shocking image transformation. The singer flaunts her shapely body in tight hot pants and fishnet stockings and showcases sexy dance sequences.
Already on its way up the charts, “Seulpeun Balgereum” (“A Melancholic Step”) is one of the three brand new songs featured in “California Dream”. In addition, the album offers an attractive line-up of cover songs like: “The Day” (Track 10) which sees See Ya's Kim Eun Ji pairing up with Je Ah of Brown Eyed Girls, “Gipeun Bameul Nalahsuh” (“Flying Into The Night”, Track 7) from the soundtrack of 2007 comedy “Unstoppable Marriage”, and “Cheoum Geujarieh” (“Like Before”, Track 8), also from the soundtrack of drama “Full House” starring Song Hye Kyo and Rain. Also listen for “Yojoom Naneun” (“Me These Days”, Track 6), the duet by Nam Kyoo Ri and Lee Hong Ki of F.T Island.” – YesAsia.com

“Just seven months after their hugely successful “Lovely Sweet Heart” which generated #1 hits like “Sarangeh Insa” (“Love's Greeting”) and “Georhon Halgayo” (“Let's Marry”), SeeYa struts their charm once again with “California Dream”. Upon the release of “Seulpeun Balgereum” (“A Melancholic Step”, Track 1), the album's principle track, group leader Nam Kyoo Ri is already making headlines with her shocking image transformation. The singer flaunts her shapely body in tight hot pants and fishnet stockings and showcases sexy dance sequences.
Already on its way up the charts, “Seulpeun Balgereum” (“A Melancholic Step”) is one of the three brand new songs featured in “California Dream”. In addition, the album offers an attractive line-up of cover songs like: “The Day” (Track 10) which sees See Ya's Kim Eun Ji pairing up with Je Ah of Brown Eyed Girls, “Gipeun Bameul Nalahsuh” (“Flying Into The Night”, Track 7) from the soundtrack of 2007 comedy “Unstoppable Marriage”, and “Cheoum Geujarieh” (“Like Before”, Track 8), also from the soundtrack of drama “Full House” starring Song Hye Kyo and Rain. Also listen for “Yojoom Naneun” (“Me These Days”, Track 6), the duet by Nam Kyoo Ri and Lee Hong Ki of F.T Island.” – YesAsia.com

“Just seven months after their hugely successful “Lovely Sweet Heart” which generated #1 hits like “Sarangeh Insa” (“Love's Greeting”) and “Georhon Halgayo” (“Let's Marry”), SeeYa struts their charm once again with “California Dream”. Upon the release of “Seulpeun Balgereum” (“A Melancholic Step”, Track 1), the album's principle track, group leader Nam Kyoo Ri is already making headlines with her shocking image transformation. The singer flaunts her shapely body in tight hot pants and fishnet stockings and showcases sexy dance sequences.
Already on its way up the charts, “Seulpeun Balgereum” (“A Melancholic Step”) is one of the three brand new songs featured in “California Dream”. In addition, the album offers an attractive line-up of cover songs like: “The Day” (Track 10) which sees See Ya's Kim Eun Ji pairing up with Je Ah of Brown Eyed Girls, “Gipeun Bameul Nalahsuh” (“Flying Into The Night”, Track 7) from the soundtrack of 2007 comedy “Unstoppable Marriage”, and “Cheoum Geujarieh” (“Like Before”, Track 8), also from the soundtrack of drama “Full House” starring Song Hye Kyo and Rain. Also listen for “Yojoom Naneun” (“Me These Days”, Track 6), the duet by Nam Kyoo Ri and Lee Hong Ki of F.T Island.” – YesAsia.com

“Just seven months after their hugely successful “Lovely Sweet Heart” which generated #1 hits like “Sarangeh Insa” (“Love's Greeting”) and “Georhon Halgayo” (“Let's Marry”), SeeYa struts their charm once again with “California Dream”. Upon the release of “Seulpeun Balgereum” (“A Melancholic Step”, Track 1), the album's principle track, group leader Nam Kyoo Ri is already making headlines with her shocking image transformation. The singer flaunts her shapely body in tight hot pants and fishnet stockings and showcases sexy dance sequences.
Already on its way up the charts, “Seulpeun Balgereum” (“A Melancholic Step”) is one of the three brand new songs featured in “California Dream”. In addition, the album offers an attractive line-up of cover songs like: “The Day” (Track 10) which sees See Ya's Kim Eun Ji pairing up with Je Ah of Brown Eyed Girls, “Gipeun Bameul Nalahsuh” (“Flying Into The Night”, Track 7) from the soundtrack of 2007 comedy “Unstoppable Marriage”, and “Cheoum Geujarieh” (“Like Before”, Track 8), also from the soundtrack of drama “Full House” starring Song Hye Kyo and Rain. Also listen for “Yojoom Naneun” (“Me These Days”, Track 6), the duet by Nam Kyoo Ri and Lee Hong Ki of F.T Island.” – YesAsia.com

“There is a formula for creating hit songs and Koyote holds the key. Seven years have passed since the group launched their third album, Koyote Vol. 3 – Passion, igniting hit after hit right up to the release of their most recent ninth album, Koyote Vol. 9 – London Koyote, in 2006. Koyote – Dance Best and 9.5 is a historical collection of all of their hits, such as “Passion”, “Blue”, “Fervor”, “Trance”, “Disco King” and “Bing Goo”.
Koyote – Dance Best and 9.5 comes in two discs that upgrade Shinji's vocals and Koyote's trademark upbeat sounds. The first CD consists of fifteen songs from their third album through their ninth album, and also includes two new tracks. The second CD contains a non-stop remix medley of lesser known songs that deserve a second listen. New track “Love Formula” (Track 1) is created by hitmakers Kim Do Hoon, who helped raise Lee Hyo Lee, Wheesung and SG Wannabe into stardom, and Kim Sae Jin who produced hit songs for Lyn, GAVY NJ, and Typhoon. “Love Formula” shows all the signs of being another hit for Koyote.” – YesAsia.com