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Gwangju’s Megook Movement will host “Paid Dues,” a night of expat hip-hop at Vinyl Underground in Busan, on Saturday.
The Megook Movement has released two albums in Korea and is about to debut videos for its tracks “Payback” and “Another day in the SK.”
“Paid Dues” will pull together eight expat acts from across Korea for one truly special night of hip-hop music and culture in Busan.
The other acts to perform are fusion Reggae artist JoshRoy, Seoul rappers DA Green, Flowz Lyrical and Sammy Clay, Daejeon’s ghettoGEEKS, and R&B and hip-hop from Daegu’s PMP Machine.
Tickets are 5,000 won each. To get to Vinyl Underground leave Exit 1 of Kyungsung Univ./Pukyong National Univ. Station, double back and turn left. The venue is two blocks down on the right.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The Megook Movement has released two albums in Korea and is about to debut videos for its tracks “Payback” and “Another day in the SK.”
“Paid Dues” will pull together eight expat acts from across Korea for one truly special night of hip-hop music and culture in Busan.
The other acts to perform are fusion Reggae artist JoshRoy, Seoul rappers DA Green, Flowz Lyrical and Sammy Clay, Daejeon’s ghettoGEEKS, and R&B and hip-hop from Daegu’s PMP Machine.
Tickets are 5,000 won each. To get to Vinyl Underground leave Exit 1 of Kyungsung Univ./Pukyong National Univ. Station, double back and turn left. The venue is two blocks down on the right.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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