I first noticed Da-ham (23) two years ago as half of the Korean singing duo “Foxy”, and Darius II reminded me of her when he linked to her Cyworld blog in the comments on the entry on Oahm Da-hye.Da-ham (whose real name according to her Cyworld is Choi Eun-shil and according to her Daum bio is Choi Yea-ram) and her singing partner Gemma (Lee Hwa-young, whose Cyworld is here) are known more for their sex appeal than their singing talents. In fact, it was hard to find any photos of either one of them actually singing.
In addition to modeling and singing in little more than swimwear, Da-ham also adds some spice to a Korean TV comedy show called Real Gag.
With Gemma in 2006, supporting the Korean national soccer team during the World Cup.
Music Video to Foxy’s “I’ll Be With You.” They kiss at the end.
I was going through my mailfolder with tips and found a complaint. Alx13p from Cambodia thinks we don’t feature enough Cambodian girls. He seemed even a little offended: We’re not Asian?! he said. And he may have a valid point! I could only find Meng Lau, Sanny Aung, and Sunisa Kim on our site. And we have over one thousand entries on Asian-Sirens!
So he would like to see some famous ‘khmer people’ on our site. He even included some names: Pich Sophea and Sok Sreyneang. Both very famous singers in Cambodia he says. The last one can be seen above and singing in
She’s staying loyal to her niche, but she’s diversifying within that niche. Check out Japanese geek idol Shoko Nakagawa’s latest anime theme, Snow Tears. It’s certainly more soulful than herprevioussingles.
Her name is Jenny Hyun, she’s 23 years old, originally from LA and now living in NYC. She is a Korean-American Pop/R&B singer, songwriter and model. Check her out at www.onlinejenny.com, her YouTube and her MySpace. Or just click More… for a song.
She found us, so I figure she wants some feedback… 😉
Ramiele Malubay of Florida has made it into the final 12 females of American Idol Season 7. The video above is her performance from last night’s show. She’s a tiny girl with a big voice. Good luck Ramiele!
Tigarah (born 1982 in Tokyo, Japan), is a Japanese Baile Funk emcee whose music contains elements of Grime, Crunk, and Baltimore Club. She performs both in English and Japanese, and has a growing following in both Japan and the United States. She currently splits her time between her home in Tokyo and Los Angeles, California. Tigarah, by her admission, means “girl like a tiger.”Tigarah became acquainted with baile funk, a Brazilian version of Miami Bass, by Brazilian classmates when she attended Keio University. The political science major was so captivated by the music that she traveled to São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro to learn more about the music and to immerse in culture it came from. During her stay in Rio de Janeiro, she met Mr. D, a Swiss-German DJ/producer who splits his time between there and Los Angeles. In 2003 the two decided to form a duo, having the same musical tastes and interests, performing under Tigarah’s name. In 2006 they signed a major record deal with Universal.
Although without a major label deal for a long time, Tigarah has been featured on NPR and by national American publications like Blender Magazine, URB, “XLR8R”, “Dazed & Confused” and the Los Angeles Times. Her music has also been used in the television programs Numb3rs and The L Word, in the games Need For Speed: Carbon, FIFA 07 and most recently in FIFA 08. She has also been featured on G4TV’s FreeStyle 101, freestyling in japanese.Her music has also been used in commercials for the mobile ring-tone service Mobizzo. She has been compared with fellow genre-bending emcee M.I.A., who also rose to prominence from Internet buzz.
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