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From BlackPink to Le Sserafim, more K-pop artistes are embracing sampling

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From BlackPink to Le Sserafim, more K-pop artistes are embracing sampling
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K-pop groups like Le Sserafim, NCT Wish, and Blackpink are increasingly using musical sampling of iconic pop and classical tracks to broaden their global appeal. Industry experts note that this strategy, which requires legal authorization, helps bridge cultural gaps and connects with international audiences.

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Sampling serves as a strategic bridge for K-pop to penetrate Western markets by leveraging familiar melodies to build instant recognition.

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LISTEN to Le Sserafim’s song, Boompala , and it might sound familiar.

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