New Kpop Trend : Various Korean HipHop Labels
Today I want to introduce Korea HipHop Labels.
For those unfamiliar with the world of Korean Hip-hop here is a brief list of label Kpop fan should know.
1. AOMG
Founded by Jay Park in 2013, AOMG (Aboe Ordinary Music Group ) is a new label in Korea, including Loco, Gray, Simon D, Elo, Ugly Duck, DJ wegun and DJ Pumkin.
They already had their first US tour as as label, AMOG is hottest to take the position as a label bringing in new trend in Korea's hiphop scene.
Some members of AMOG released their album. When Loco's album "LOCOMOTIVE" came out, it ranked high on various online music charts.
If AOMG can continue bringing in rappers from the underground, as well as capable singers and producers, the label has the opportunity to move to the forefront of hip-hop labels.
2. Illionaire Records
Co-founded by Dok2 and The Quiett in 2011, Illionaire is small but most energetic label on this list. Comprised of only three artists on the roster – the CEOs as well as rapper. (Dok2, The Quiett, Beenzino) Illionaire has built its reputation on keeping things small but impactful. Each artist has accomplished so much on their own and collectively as a label, that Illionaire has built its reputation mainly on that fact.
3. Amoeba Culture
Founded in 2006 by Korean hip-hop unit Dynamic Duo, Amoeba Culture has become a household name for helping bring acts like Primary, Rhythm Power, Zion.T and Crush to the forefront of Korean popular music. It still continues to be a powerhouse label, which continues to breed new talent.
Founded by Paloalto in 2010, Hi-Lite Records is home to some of the heavy hitting rappers of Korea’s underground including names like Huckleberry P, Evo, Reddy, Okasian and B-Free. Hi-Lite is highly regarded as one of the more ‘purist hip-hop’ labels in that they focus more on their craft rather than on the performance aspects of the music industry.
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