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Will K-pop concerts return to China after years under 'Korean Wave ban'?

Speculation is growing over whether K-pop concerts could be held in China as early as next month, raising hopes of a shift in ...

K-Pop Giant HYBE Announces Tyla Management Partnership, Platform For African Music

Tyla’s co-managers Brandon Hixon and Colin Gayle partner with K-pop giant HYBE for management and expansion into Africa as ...
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Tyla gets a brand boost—singer’s management partners with Hybe in broader African expansion

Hybe partners with Tyla’s managers Brandon Hixon and Colin Gayle in a significant expansion into the African music market.

Music Industry Moves: HYBE Partners With Tyla Managers Brandon Hixon and Colin Gayle

HYBE has announced a significant expansion into the rapidly growing African music market through a new global management ...

HYBE’s African Music Push Begins With Tyla as First Artist Supported: ‘Unlimited Potential’

HYBE launches its African music strategy with Tyla as the first artist supported under a new global management partnership.
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HYBE ‘to build a global platform for African talent’ via new partnership with Tyla managers Brandon Hixon and Colin Gayle

In November 2023, HYBE acquired Latin music label Exile Music, establishing HYBE Latin America with offices in Mexico City, ...
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HYBE Partners with Acclaimed Music Executives Brandon Hixon and Colin Gayle To Manage Grammy® Award-Winning Artist Tyla and To Build A Global Platform for African Talent

HYBE today announced a significant expansion into the rapidly growing African music market through a new global management partnership with two of the most influential voices shaping African and ...

Why HYBE Is Betting Big on Latin: Isaac Lee on the K-Pop Giant’s Next Global Growth Engine

HYBE bets on Latin music as its next global growth engine. CEO Isaac Lee explains the strategy behind HYBE Americas and why Latin artists are key.