In celebration of 10 years of Spotify’s main K-pop playlist, groups and idols will participate in the first Spotify Singles K-Pop ON! (온); understand the details!
K-Pop ON! (온), Spotify’s main global K-Pop playlist, completed 10 years of creation last Tuesday, the 6th, and as part of the celebration, the music streaming platform confirmed a super special Spotify Singles series, where ENHYPENSHOWNU X HYUNGWON (MONSTA X) and STAYC will be responsible for covering songs by K-Pop sunbaes (senior artists).
The Spotify Singles series for K-Pop ON! (온) will be released every two weeks, starting with the release of ENHYPEN on February 16th, followed by SHOWNU X HYUNGWON! (온), which will be released on February 29th, and finally, the release of STAYC on March 15th.
In addition to listening to covers by their favorite artists, kpoppers will also have access to a series of exclusive bonus content on the K-Pop ON! Video Podcast and YouTube. (온), as well as performance videos, behind-the-scenes content, and more.
In addition to celebrating our commitment to helping K-Pop travel the world and connecting Korean artists with fans and new audiences, the K-Pop ON! (온) Spotify’s First Crush is also a powerful expression of how K-Pop touches lives, spreads positivity, and unites listeners no matter where they are from or what language they speak,” says Jungjoo Park, Head of Music at Spotify at Korea. “We couldn’t be more excited to work with ENHYPEN, SHOWNU X HYUNGWON and STAYC to bring the first Spotify Singles K-Pop ON! (온) to the world and start the movement to celebrate the shared love of the genre.”
It’s worth remembering that fans from all over the world can check out the singles, including Brazilians, which were responsible for a 326% growth in streams in the genre in Brazil since 2018. The releases are available exclusively to Spotify subscribers!
More about Kpop On
The Kpop On playlist was created in 2014. Since then, K-Pop ON! (온) has been “saved” by over 5.3 million Spotify users worldwide and has racked up billions of streams for Korean artists – expanding the genre across regional borders, languages and cultures.
Source: Recreio
