
Band members going solo is a common cause of turmoil in countless bands. In K-pop girl group Mamamoo’s case, all four members have ventured into solo territory while continuing to contribute a healthy amount to the group.
One member, Moon Byul, released her funky, incredibly genre-diverse debut album Starlit of Muse earlier this year (it’s got some hip-hop influence, a couple of piano ballads, and “Attention Seeker,” a track that could play on any corporate local radio station that isn’t quite a pop song, but isn’t quite rock either).
Regardless of how you see it, expect to hear the majority of the new record at the first-ever Tampa Bay appearance of anyone from Mamamoo.
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This article appears in Nov 28 – Dec 4, 2024.

