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K-pop band BTS and Biden to meet to discuss Asian inclusion
WASHINGTON (AP) -- BTS, the Grammy-nominated South Korean boy band, will join President Joe Biden next week to talk about "Asian inclusion and represe Full article
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Sony shifting focus to metaverse to harness gaming, music expertise
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Ukrainian violinist to hold charity concert in west Japan to support home country
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How does it f-e-e-e-e-l? Bob Dylan museum opening in Tulsa
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A song with power: Ukraine's Eurovision entry unites nation
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Feinstein, Midori, Perlman headline Carnegie Ukraine benefit
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Japanese boy band Kanjani Eight member to take break due to worsening tinnitus
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NYC's first-ever Japanese heritage parade set for next month
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In India, hate-filled songs are a weapon to target Muslims
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2 members of idol group Momoiro Clover Z named '1-day stationmasters' near Tokyo
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Japan's vinyl record production in the groove amid pandemic, 'city pop' boom
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Pink Floyd members reunite to record song for Ukraine
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Japanese classical musicians win Grammy awards
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'Fill the silence with your music,' Zelenskyy tells Grammys
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Korean pop star Luna readies for Broadway debut in 'KPOP'
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Yo-Yo Ma plays Mozart with Afghan refugees in Portugal
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New Orleans school board reverses little known ban on jazz
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Sheltering from bombs, Ukraine's 'cellar violinist' plays on
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Japan orchestra dumps Tchaikovsky's '1812' Russian victory piece to protest Ukraine war
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SMAP's 2005 hit 'Triangle' leaps up Japan charts amid Russian invasion of Ukraine
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