Plave, a record-breaking virtual group blending human motion-capture with two-dimensional avatars, are aiming for global fame ...

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Virtual boy band PLAVE is set to make its official debut in Japan this June, signaling its next step toward global expansion.

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PLAVE, a five-member K-pop group composed entirely of virtual avatars, has taken the music world by storm. With chart-topping ...

The five members of one of K-pop's trendiest groups PLAVE have appeared on TV, held concerts, and one of their songs has even ...

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After taking over most of the world, pop music has emerged as a force to be reckoned with in Asia, which has seen the arrival of J-pop in Japan, K-pop in Korea, and Mandopop in mainland China.

The avatars are controlled by humans, using motion-capture and other technology to relay their actions and singing. Read more ...