SB19’s Ken/Felip going international?
South Korean record mogul Hyuk Shin has produced songs for BTS, EXO, Seventeen and GOT7 — and now he’s teasing a project with the Mindanao-born SB19 member
South Korean record mogul Hyuk Shin has produced songs for BTS, EXO, Seventeen and GOT7 — and now he’s teasing a project with the Mindanao-born SB19 member
So soon after the release of his new single "Kanako," more good things seem to be going the way of SB19's Ken/Felip.
The singer-songwriter and rapper — Ken when with SB19 and Felip in his solo projects — appears to be gearing up for a collaboration with international record producer Hyuk Shin.
It was Hyuk Sin himself who teased the project via an Instagram post last 1 January.
"Amazing session with next international star from Philippines @felipsuperior. Stay tuned for what's coming next! @153joombasapl," said the post, along with a photo of the two.
Hyuk Shin's South Korean label, 153/Joombas Publishing, has written songs for BTS, EXO, Seventeen and GOT7. It has also produced tracks for (G)-idle, Itzy, IU, Lim Young-woong, Monster X, NCT Dream, Red Velvet, Stray Kids and Taeyeon.
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Though there's no word yet on Hyuk Sin's exact collaboration with Felip, the pedigree alone of the South Korean label bodes well for the career of the Mindanao-born P-pop idol who has been making waves with his own music apart from the phenomenal success of SB19.
SB19 had previously collaborated with JVKE during the American singer-songwriter's What Tour Feels Like finale show at the House of Blues Boston on 2 September 2023. The boy band released their collaboration track "Golden Hour (SB19 remix)" in July, putting their own spin to JVKE's hit ballad by adding a Filipino verse after the chorus of the song.
JVKE, born Jacob Dodge Lawson, was also part of the Fast X soundtrack alongside BTS' Jimin, NLE Choppa, Kodak Black, Muni Long and Charlie Puth.
