Tag: TCC


  • ONE PACT Talk Touring, Fans, and British Culture : Exclusive Interview

    Written by Holly Craig and Emily Warry As ONE PACT prepares to meet fans in London, the Chord Chat sat down with the group to discuss the outshine tour, behind the scenes moments and British culture. This exclusive interview offers a closer look at the personalities and passion driving One Pact forward. The interview builds…

  • The Art of the Unspoken: The Structural Evolution of OnlyOneOf

    In an industry often defined by high-energy performance and rigid “idol” archetypes, OnlyOneOf arrived in 2019 as a quiet, textured anomaly. Their debut wasn’t just a release; it was a manifesto for a new genre they dubbed “artpOp” — a blend of luxurious artistic freedom and pop-leaning sensibilities. While many 4th Gen boy groups were…

  • The Director’s Muse: Why I Can’t Stop Watching DPR IAN

    I’ve always been drawn to artists who treat their music as a secondary element to a larger, more haunting story. To me, Christian Yu, also known as DPR IAN, isn’t just a musician, he’s a world-builder who happens to use sound to fill the spaces between his frames. When I first encountered his Moodswings In…

  • NEXZ make it look easy on MMCHK

    Nexz released their new single album “Mmchk” on Monday, April 27th, 2026, marking the group’s first release of the year following their 2025 EP “Beat-Boxer.” This release delves deeper into their unique coded identity, with a less metaphor-heavy style than “Beat-Boxer.” It focuses strongly on themes of attitude, presence, and cultural fluency. Instead of trying…

  • TCC News roundup April 13-19

    This week in Korean entertainment has revealed some interesting stories and heartfelt moments. In this roundup we will cover those stories. Moonbin is being celebrated 3 years after his passing. Three years have passed since Astro singer Moonbin passed away. His family and friends share their memories with him in heartfelt speeches and dedicated performances.…

  • Exclusive interview : Hongza moves quietly – but the impact is loud

    Hongza carries a presence that doesn’t need to demand attention to hold it. Whether it’s through sound, style, or the spaces he moves through, there’s a sense of control – a quiet confidence that feels both effortless and deliberate. Fresh off moments that blur music, community, and culture, his world feels rooted in real connection…