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Japan's music scene thrives as RIAJ unveils its latest certified hits, spotlighting TWICE and NewJeans. TWICE secures triple streaming triumphs, while
The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) has announced its latest batch of official certifications! In 2020, the RIAJ implemented a new certification system for online streaming of songs, as an addition to its pre-existing certification systems for physical album shipments and digital download sales. According to the new system, songs are certified silver once
NewJeans has unveiled the first glimpse of their upcoming song “Bubble Gum”! Last month, NewJeans announced that they would be making their comeback on May 24 with a double single consisting of title track “How Sweet” and B-side “Bubble Gum.” ADOR also revealed that “Bubble Gum” would be pre-released as a Japanese shampoo commercial song
ADOR has asked fans to refrain from giving NewJeans letters at the airport or sending gifts of any kind. On April 5 KST, ADOR released a notice entitled “Information on How to Deliver Fan Letters to NewJeans (No Giving Letters at the Airport).” The agency explained that because “giving presents or fan letters during a
NewJeans has big things planned for 2024! On March 26, NewJeans officially announced their upcoming plans for their comeback, Japanese debut, and more. The group will be returning on May 24 with a double single consisting of four tracks: the title track “How Sweet,” the B-side “Bubble Gum,” and instrumental versions of both songs. Ahead