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Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B (2017)

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2017 · 6 min · Documentary · Music

Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B (2017) is a documentary and music film with a runtime of 6 minutes. Compare its IMDb, TMDB and community ratings below to see how Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B scores across every source.

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Overview

Short documentary chronicling Gallant's exploration of South Korea's emerging R&B scene with South Korean soul R&B singer Lee Hi. On the road to headline Jisan Valley Rock Festival, Gallant sits with rapper Tablo, DJ Soulscape and Korean artist Jinbo the SuperFreak to discuss South Korea’s musical history and influences. 'Seoul Music' culminates in Gallant's performance of "Skipping Stones" with rising star Lee Hi during his headlining slot at Jisan Valley Rock Festival in South Korea, the last show of his Grammy-nominated Ology tour.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B?

Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B runs for 6 minutes (6m).

When was Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B released?

Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B was released in 2017.

What genre is Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B?

Seoul Music: The Rise of Korean R&B is a documentary, music film.