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Founder of K-Muse Records
About Min-Seo Park
In 2017, Min-Seo Park led the unprecedented restructuring of K-Muse Records’ A&R pipeline, replacing regional audition tours with AI-augmented cultural resonance mapping, which identified under-the-radar vocal timbres and performance micro-expressions aligned with Gen Z listening habits in Brazil, Nigeria, and Mexico. She pioneered the 'dual-language debut' strategy, launching artists like LUNA with simultaneous Korean-Portuguese EPs, cutting localization time by 73% while preserving linguistic nuance in melodic phrasing. Unlike peers who chased chart velocity, Park mandated 18-month incubation cycles for all new signees, embedding them in Seoul’s underground indie scene before global rollout. Her 2022 white paper on 'non-Western rhythmic scaffolding' reshaped how major labels evaluate BPM elasticity across markets. She doesn’t build stars, she builds sonic passports.
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- “How did your dual-language debut strategy change contract negotiations with Latin American distributors?”
- “What specific metrics did your cultural resonance mapping replace in early A&R decisions?”
- “Why did you require 18-month incubation—and what happened when BTS’s team tried to recruit your trainee Jae-hoon?”
- “How do you calibrate vocal timbre analysis for tonal languages like Yoruba versus syllable-timed ones like Spanish?”