Dong Bang Shin Ki Micky and Hero to participate in m-flo album

Dong Bang Shin Ki members Micky YooChun and Hero JaeJoong will be participating in Japanese famous hiphop duo m-flo’s 10th anniversary album.

Currently the 2 together with member Xiah JunSu are entangled in a discord and lawsuit with their management SM Entertainment. And with this album participation, it cast different interests on this case.
Dong Bang Shin Ki revealed through their Japanese official site on 4th August, “There will be many artistes participating in m-flo’s 10th year anniversary album. And of them are Dong Bang Shin Ki Micky YooChun and Hero JaeJoong.”

It has been known that the 2 will be participating in the song ‘Been So long’ according to the homepage. The album is set to be released on 16th September.

Meanwhile, here’s another news translation about the case between DBSK and SM Entertainment thanks to Felix for the headsup

[TRANS] 090802 TVXQ’s Japanese Contract Speculation
It has been confirmed
that three members of TVXQ, YoungWoong Jaejoong, Micky Yoochun and Xiah Junsu,
have filed for a Exclusive Contract Validity Suspension and Provisional
Disposition Request against SM Entertainment and have also filed for a
Preservation of Evidence Request.

The Preservation of Evidence Request refers
to, “Any account books, contracts, receipts, transfer slips or any other
documents that will aid in calculating the exact income and expenditure of the
requester,” and this was done to calculate the exact amount of money TVXQ
earns.

There is more controversey to come as a statement was released that
the members of TVXQ, till now, have never received information about the
contents of their Japanese contract.

In 2005, TVXQ signed a contract with
Avex Entertainment, one of the largest agencies in Japan, through SM
Entertainment and have been working with both entertainment agencies ever
since.

However, till now, the members of TVXQ have no idea what kind of
contract the two agencies formed, and how their income is being divided in
Japan.

A representative of the law firm that is helping the three members had
a phone conversation with this reporter and stated, “Ever since TVXQ started
their activities in Japan, they have never been given any information about how
their income is divided or what their contract consists of.”

He also said,
“We have tried numerous times to tell the agencies that what they are doing is
unlawful and tried to convince them to show TVXQ the contract, but both agencies
have been ignoring us,” and “The members have been diligently working for this
company without even knowing exactly what kind of contract they are
under.”

The Sejong law firm lawyer who is in charge of this lawsuit informed
reporters in an interview of the problems regarding unfair division of income
and complete honesty with the members and also stated that “We have not
discarded the notion of filing for compensation later on.”

Avex
Entertainment, who is in charge of all of TVXQ’s Japanese activities, wrote on
their ofiicial website on August 1st and stated that TVXQ will continue on with
their activities regardless of the current lawsuit.

Source: oh my news +
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