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When I first listened to Korean songs, it was merely a result of watching popular Korean dramas. Kpop music was totally new to me until I began watching KBS Music Bank, a popular music TV program featuring kpop music, with its top twenty rankings.

It was April 2010. At that time, a song by the name of 'LOVE' caught my attention. I fell in love at once with its melody and tempo. The song was performed by CNBLUE, a newly emerged four-member South Korean indie rock band, whose presence is not only fast growing in the Korean kpop scene, but also in Japan and many parts of the world.

Since then, I began watching Music Bank every week, eagerly awaiting CNBLUE's performance. Another hit by the group entitled 'I'm a Loner' got me all excited because the style, tempo and lyrics of the song, are exactly the kind of stuff I'd loved. I could not wait to explore further into their music. The process led me to discover more great songs and I am now a crazy fan of CNBLUE! On the other hand, my interest in kpop grew tremendously.

CNBLUE's music encompasses a good mix of lively and slow numbers. Their music style and approach is easily acceptable by people of different age groups. Members do compose music and lyrics in different languages like English, Japanese and Korean. Really talented, aren't they? Band members, who are used to performing in the streets of Japan and South Korea in their earlier days, are beginning to see their efforts pay off. If you enjoy Kpop, Jpop and Hip-Hop style of music, you will be bound by their creative work.

Do you know that this kpop group was labeled the 'Korean Beatles'? Well, I feel the same way too! Their image explains. On some occasion, you may find their music genre quite similar to 'Michael Learns to Rock'!