'Legend' Ne-Yo Visits Korea… Live Performance of 'So Sick' Captured in Yongsan [Star Issue]

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• PMG Establishes Japanese Subsidiary and Signs Musicians… "Global Music Hub"

Pacific Music Group (PMG) has established PMG Japan, creating a new hub to connect the Japanese music market with the global music industry.

Pacific Music Group announced on the 10th that it has established its Japanese subsidiary, PMG Japan, to connect the Japanese music market with the global music industry and support domestic and international activities of local artists.

PMG is an entertainment company founded in collaboration with American R&B star Ne-Yo, Sonu Nigam, Jonathan Serbin, and others. Ne-Yo recently visited Korea, drawing attention for performing his hit song 'So Sick' in Yongsan.

Pacific Music Group is a music label and content company headquartered in Hong Kong, aiming to discover and nurture artists from various regions of Asia and introduce them to the global market. Through the establishment of PMG Japan, the company plans to expand into diverse businesses based on its local network in Japan, including artist development, records, management, promotion, brand partnerships, and cross-border collaborations.

In particular, PMG Japan aims to support Japanese artists in creating new opportunities both domestically and internationally, while also serving as a bridge connecting global artists with fans in Japan and Asia. The company plans to contribute to building a pan-Asian music network centered on Japan. Co-representatives Tomomi Takeshima and MiMi Shimada stated, "The launch of PMG Japan is about uniting a deep local understanding of the Japanese music industry and its affiliated artists with an international perspective gained from global music business." They added, "Based on substantive relationships in the local Japanese market, we hope PMG Japan will become a hub where local insight and global reach come together."

PMG Japan has taken a decisive step forward by signing Japanese hip-hop artist JP THE WAVY as its first artist. JP THE WAVY, who has built a visual identity centered on trendy sounds and fashion, has established himself as a notable figure in the contemporary Japanese hip-hop scene by freely moving across various youth cultures, including music.

A representative stated, "JP THE WAVY will join PMG Japan as its first artist and is set to begin releasing new songs through new partnerships." The representative added, "We plan to provide full support so that he can pioneer new opportunities not only in Japan but also across Asia and in the U.S. and Western markets."

Starting with the signing of JP THE WAVY, Pacific Music Group is accelerating its efforts to build a global music network by expanding its artist lineup across Asia. The company established its Korean subsidiary on March 15 and has signed artists including singer Tiffany Young, Brody, Bang Yong-guk, Brin, and Lil Cherry. It is also continuing collaborations with artists who possess distinct regional personalities and musical colors, such as Thai R&B singer-songwriter Fyeqoodgurl, Taiwan's Nasi (Li Ziting), and Hong Kong's Zolie Chan.

By expanding its local presence to Japan through the establishment of PMG Japan and connecting major Asian music markets, the company plans to more actively promote overseas activities for Asian artists and cross-border collaborations in the future.

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