The fire is up with 2NE1 member CL as she prepares for her solo album which is an US album and involves a British band. The famous rapper of Korea meets a rock band of Britain for an US project headed by American music producer Bobby Brackin?
Worried fans of CL may lots of concern for this big move of their idol, who has already successful career. Pop Dust's report has positive notes for 2NE1's leader latest US gig which includes other established music personalities in the US such as Scooter Braun and songwriter Brackin. This is apart that she will collaborate with Florence + the Machine that has already a Grammy Awards.
"I'm friends with this girl CL now, she's like the biggest artist in Korea," Brackin's comments on Noisey. "She hit me up to go work on some songs with Florence and the Machine! I couldn't do it because it was the night before we were flying out to New York but that would have been crazy to work with Florence..."
"I've worked with CL before! She's dope. but I love Florence ... we're so different though, I never thought me and her could be able to merge. Random collaborations are happening."
As a talent manager, Braun is possibly a key person for 23-year old super star. He doesn't only did magic for Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber, but also take cares another Korean talent Psy of hit music Oppa Gangnam Style.
Meantime, 2ne1's other member are also busy in the US. Minzy, the group's youngest sister, shared on Twitter her dancing stint at Antoine Troupe's studio in LA, California. Apparently, the star who is already known for her graceful moves wants to enrich her talent there. The video (watch it here) entitled "Feedback Choreo Ft. 12 Yr Old Dancer Kyndall Harris and 2NE1's Minzy | @AntoineTroupe @janetjackson" is posted by Antoine.
For Dara's part, she's reportedly got a web drama project that caters her fans both in China and South Korea. The drama is entitled Dr. Mo Clinic and her leading man is the model-actor Kim Young Kwang.
"I thought this drama is a very good opportunity for me as I can meet fans around the world on-line through this new genre of web-drama," Dara said on her first web drama stint.
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