This page contains resources to help users transcribe Korean songs, edit metadata, find artwork, and other useful information.Melon
Melon is the biggest South Korean music platform that features almost every Korean song. The website also publishes the official lyrics to the songs, as well as the artists involved in the making of the song (writers, composers, arrangers). If you are trying to find lyrics to a Korean song check this website. Note that the website is in Hangul, so it may be difficult to navigate the page.
Other notable Korean music platforms with lyrics include Naver, Genie and Bugs.
Color Coded Lyrics
The Korean music industry is known to produce many group artists. This website can help you differentiate which member of the group sings which parts of the song. To learn more about how to format songs with multiple performers, check out this guide.
LexiLogos & CodyWatts
These websites contain a multilingual keyboard. It can be used to romanize Hangul lyrics. To learn more about how to romanize Korean songs, check out this guide.
iChart
This is the official Twitter account of iChart. To get information about chart positions, check out their website. To learn more about how to add chart positions to song and album pages, check out this guide.News Sources
Common and reliable news sources for Korean songs, albums, and artists are: Soompi Billboard K-Town Naver Yonhap Korea Herald KBS World Radio HelloKpop KultsceneTimezones
Most Korean songs and albums are released at 6 PM Korean Standard Time (KST).
Melon is the biggest South Korean music platform that features almost every Korean song. The website also publishes the official lyrics to the songs, as well as the artists involved in the making of the song (writers, composers, arrangers). If you are trying to find lyrics to a Korean song check this website. Note that the website is in Hangul, so it may be difficult to navigate the page.
Other notable Korean music platforms with lyrics include Naver, Genie and Bugs.
Color Coded Lyrics
The Korean music industry is known to produce many group artists. This website can help you differentiate which member of the group sings which parts of the song. To learn more about how to format songs with multiple performers, check out this guide.
LexiLogos & CodyWatts
These websites contain a multilingual keyboard. It can be used to romanize Hangul lyrics. To learn more about how to romanize Korean songs, check out this guide.
iChart
This is the official Twitter account of iChart. To get information about chart positions, check out their website. To learn more about how to add chart positions to song and album pages, check out this guide.News Sources
Common and reliable news sources for Korean songs, albums, and artists are: Soompi Billboard K-Town Naver Yonhap Korea Herald KBS World Radio HelloKpop KultsceneTimezones
Most Korean songs and albums are released at 6 PM Korean Standard Time (KST).
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