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October 12, 2012

U-KISS’ Dongho sent to emergency room for lung issues

U-KISSDongho has been sent to the emergency room for lung issues.
Agency NH Media stated, “On the way to a scheduled event, Dongho experienced pains and was taken to the emergency room. After tests, they found that he’s suffering from pleurisy (inflammation of the lining of the lungs and chest that leads to chest pain, usually sharp, when you take a breath or cough). Now, we’re evaluating whether he needs surgery.”

“Dongho is currently acting as the spokesperson for [the movie 'Don't Cry Mommy'] and is promoting U-KISS’ 7th album ['Stop Girl']. Excluding Dongho, the rest of U-KISS is going on with their scheduled plans. Although the planned schedule is important, Dongho’s health is the most important. We’ll be watching his progress after he receives treatment at the hospital and we figure out whether or not he needs surgery.”

Get well soon, Dongho.

Source: Osen; Star Today via Nate

100% discuss their difficult debut process

It’s not hard to figure out the ultimate goal of seven-member rookie boy group 100%. Just like their name, the boys hope to make sure to perform to their best potential.

In an interview with E-Daily, the boys expressed, “It’s easy to become lazy a few years after your debut, but because of our name, we can’t help but always work for perfection. Although it might seem like pressure now, we think that the name will benefit us in the long run.” 

The boys touched on the hardships surrounding their debut, especially since the industry is currently over-saturated with other idol groups. To prove that their debut is a worthy investment to T.O.P. Media, the boys had to show their own unique color.

“It was hard for a while, and we were really stressed out. We tried so many different things, like being tested with Wonder Girls‘ ‘Tell Me‘ and attempting retro. We monitored each other, and it was just so embarrassing to watch.”
For 27-year-old Minwoo, the oldest of the group, and 22-year-old Rokhyun, the training was as long as it was hard. Minwoo first debuted as an actor on ‘Banolim 3‘ before his company suggested that he switch paths. After much deliberation, he agreed with the decision and started his three and a half years of training.

Rokhyun actually debuted as part of a duo named Jumper in 2009 before disbanding six months later and becoming a trainee once again.

The two stated, “It was hard to see a future in front of us, but we were desperate to grab whatever opportunity came our way.” 

The final reason that led to their company confirming the group’s debut was that the boys were able to live up to the company’s request to “show what set them apart.” This was all demonstrated through the release of their instrumental live video of their title track, which impressed many fans online.
On what sets them apart, they concluded, “We’re dynamic men. We’re full of energy, like ‘energetic idols’. We hope to become a group friendly with the public, but also one that strives for 100% perfection on stage.

Source + Photos: E-Daily via Nate

LUNAFLY releases “How Nice Would It Be” studio recording footage

Nega Network’s new three-member group LUNAFLY has released studio recording footage for “How Nice Would It Be“.

The song is the title track on LUNAFLY’s first Korean digital single, which was released on September 27 KST. “How Nice Would It Be” was composed by the members themselves, while the lyrics were written by well-known lyricist Kim Eeh Na.

The song has been faring well on music charts, even managing to rank #1 on Cyworld’s real-time charts. Although the group is not promoting on music shows, they completed their first public performance earlier this month.

INFINITE members attend premiere for their 3D film, ‘INFINITE Concert Second Invasion Evolution The Movie 3D’

INFINITE recently attended the premiere for the 3D movie, ‘INFINITE Concert Second Invasion Evolution The Movie 3D‘.

It had been revealed earlier in the summer that the boy group, following the footsteps of Big Bang and the artists of SM Entertainment, would have their concert footage reproduced into a 3D film. The film promises to showcase special performance shots only revealed at the encore concert, behind-the-scenes footage, and more.

During the press conference, the members were asked, “You will get to approach your fans through this film, with this opportunity, are there any members that hope to take a shot at acting?” Leader Sunggyu replied, “It has sparked all of our desires to act. Besides Dongwoo, we all have acting experience. I think INFINITE will be able to be carefully call ourselves ‘actor-dols’ from now on. Next time I hope to participate not in a concert movie, but in a real movie.

He continued, “I’ve actually never taken on an official role in a drama. Hoya portrayed a touching role on tvN‘s ‘Reply 1997‘. I enjoyed it a lot watching at home, and it further sparked my desire to act. I want to take on a role as cool as Hoya’s.

In response to Sunggyu’s praise, member Hoya humorously replied, “The day will come (when you will get to take on a role as cool as mine).

Furthermore, member Hoya revealed his thoughts about the film as well. He stated, “It’s a movie that recreates our concert into 3D. Although it’s nice to see us live, some people seem to like seeing our faces close-up on a big screen. I hope that those fans who have yet to attend one of our concerts watch the movie and come to one of our concerts next time. We’re thankful.
In addition when asked, “What scene do you remember most from the movie?” Hoya replied, “It was the scene where I rose to the stage for my solo performance. There was a part where I ripped my shirt off as part of the performance and I was worried that because of that scene, the movie would be rated 19+. Thankfully that didn’t happen so students will be able to watch.

Meanwhile, INFINITE’s movie will be airing on the 18th of this month in South Korea, and will soon after be released simultaneously in Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, and other Asian countries.

October 11, 2012

100% releases “Bad Boy” live dance practice video

TOP Media‘s new idol group 100% has released a live dance practice video of “Bad Boy“.

Comprised of Minwoo, Rokhyun, Jonghwan, Hyukjin, Chanyong, Sanghoon, and Changbum, 100% debuted with their album WE, 100% on September 18 KST. Unlike their previous dance practice clip, this newly released video features the members’ live vocals.

Learn Korean through U-KISS’ “Man Man Ha Ni” with ‘Pops In Seoul’


    If you have ever wondered about the meaning behind a Kpop song, you’re in luck for ‘Pops in Seoul‘ will be walking you through the chorus of popular songs to help you learn and improve your Korean!

    Aired through Arirang TV, ‘Pops in Seoul’ will teach you all that you need to know to better understand your favorite songs, and ultimately, improve your experience of singing along to songs in Korean.

    Credits: http://www.allkpop.com/2012/10/learn-korean-through-u-kiss-man-man-ha-ni-with-pops-in-seoul

    B2ST become heroes for sports brand HEAD

    The sports brand HEAD released a CF of the boy band B2ST donning ‘HERO JACKETS‘ for the 2012 Fall / Winter season.

    The jackets are nicknamed as the ‘B2ST Windbreakers’ by fans, and HEAD has sold more than 10,000 jackets after only a month and a half since its release. The HEAD CF features the B2ST members in a cartoon-like setting, showing off their characteristic charisma.

    Kikwang was the main focus of the CF, and he showed off the various hero jackets and cool jump moves. HEAD said, “The new generation tends to be very passionate about the people that became heroes from their own passion. The boys of B2ST serve as the heroes of teenagers, and they are very talented with a friendly persona. Their image fits perfectly with the product concept of the HERO jacket.

    MYNAME releases video teaser for upcoming Japanese single “What’s Up”

    After making their debut in Korea and in Japan with “Message” last year, MYNAME will be releasing a new Japanese single “What’s Up” in November.
    Ahead of the album’s release, the group has unveiled a video teaser for the upbeat track.

    Judging by the teaser, the group seems to be coming back with a complete new transformation changing up their looks as well as their sound.
    “What’s Up” will be released on  November 21st.

    allkpop TV Guide: ‘To the Beautiful You’ (Episode 15-16)

    Official Synopsis:
    This drama draws on Hisaya Nakajo‘s manga series “Hana Kimi“ that was published by Hakusensha from 1996 to 2004. The Korean interpretation centers on Goo Jae Hee (Sulli), a Korean girl who live in the States, but transfers to an all-boys school in Korea.
    Jae Hee decides on the transfer after watching a track and field competition on TV, and becomes inspired by high-jump athlete, Kang Tae Joon (Minho). She begins to idolize the young athlete and eventually transfers to Korea to go to the same school after he experiences an injury that may potentially end his athletic career.
    However, as Tae Joon attends an all-boys high school, Jae Hee must disguise herself as a boy to enter.
    Ratings:
    Episode 15 of MBC‘s ‘Arang and the Magistrate‘ (starring Lee Jun Ki and Shin Min Ah) rose nearly a full point in viewer ratings from 12.5% to 13.3%, while episode 16 dropped back a little to 12.9%.
    Meanwhile, episode 7 of KBS‘s ‘Nice Guy‘ (starring Song Joong KiMoon Chae Won, and Park Si Yeon) rose more than a whole point, but episode 8 saw a dramatic drop of over two points to 15.1%.
    Episode 15 of SBS‘s ‘To the Beautiful You‘ (starring SHINee‘s Minho and f(x)‘s Sulli) dropped to its lowest rating ever, from 4.8% to 4.1%.  Episode 16 rose one point to 5.2%.  The premiere episode remains the highest rated for the series at 7.3%, and the show received an average of 5.1% throughout the series, consistently ranking last.
    Recap of Eps. 15-16:
    It’s the final two episodes of ‘To the Beautiful You‘. How did everyone end up, and did the show manage to redeem itself?
    Seung Ri outright confesses to Han Na. He says that if she doesn’t return his feelings, he’ll leave her alone, but he can’t stand by and let her quit rehabilitation. She continues to mock him, but seems to be warming up to him. A year later, Eun Gyeol describes Seung Ri as Han Na’s “slave”, and says that they might be in a secret relationship.

    Teacher Lee gets jealous of Coach Baek when she sees him carrying an armload of things for Reporter Yang. She tries to make him jealous with Dr. Jang, and it works. Before he leaves for the big competition, she brings him a bunch of food and warns him to eat something other than ramen for once. A year later, they’re engaged.

    We don’t learn much about Dr. Jang – he left the school and went into fashion design, and no one’s heard from him since. Absolutely no word on what Jong Min‘s up to.

    Hyeon Jae is everybody’s friend now. He clears his jump at the competition, beating Lee Yun Ho (this new high jumper who we never see, but we’re told we’re supposed to be scared of him) and tying Tae Joon‘s old record. No word on if he made the Olympic team or not, whether he gets a sponsor or not, or what’s up with his family.

    Eun Gyeol asks Jae Hee to give him a chance – he knows how she feels about Tae Joon, but asks her to really think about it. After spending an entire day together, she officially rejects his confession, apologizing. It takes him a few days, but they eventually go back to being friends.

    Tae Joon falls completely head-over-heels for Jae Hee, to the point where he tells her to stay at least a meter away from him at all times in the dorm, because he can’t control himself around her.

    Jae Hee passes out after practice because her binding is too tight, and while her teammates loosen her tie and unbutton her shirt, they realize that she’s a girl. Seung Ri convinces everyone to keep it quiet, but she decides to leave anyway. Eun Gyeol pleads with her to stay, but she’s made up her mind. As she’s on her way to the airport, Eun Gyeol calls Tae Joon to let him know that Jae Hee’s leaving, and Tae Joon almost leaves the competition. However, he finds a a drawing Jae Hee did of him winning the competition and decides to stay. He clears his 231cm jump, breaking his own record, before being accosted by cameras. “Jae Hee, did you see it?” he shouts. “Wait, I’m coming for you!” Jae Hee watches on a cell phone during her bus ride to the airport, crying tears of joy. Quite the contrast to her emotionless single tear from the first time we saw her watch him jump, back before she came to S. Korea.
    We catch up with Jae Hee a year later, back in California. She gets a video message from Eun Gyeol, who’s been busy all year with national soccer team stuff. He updates her on everyone’s lives, ending by saying that Tae Joon is on vacation on Jeju Island. Just as she’s mumbling that she wishes he’d said more about Tae Joon, she looks up to see Tae Joon standing over her. “I told you I’d come see you, right?” he says. They smile and hug, and the show ends.
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    contagion’s Thoughts:
    [ Note : This post reflects the opinions of the author, not necessarily those of allkpop ]
    Well that was… anticlimactic. And it leaves me with a lot of questions – did Tae Joon’s dad go to the competition now that they’re on good terms? Did Tae Joon have any thoughts or residual feelings about his mom’s death since this is the first big competition he’s jumped in since she died? Did Tae Joon and Hyeon Jae make the Olympic team? Did Hyeon Jae get a sponsor? How is his family? What did Jae Hee’s blonde friend, Daniel, and Johnny have to say about Jae Hee returning just a few weeks into the school year? Did her parents ever find out what she was up to? What was the point of Reporter Yang bullying Tae Joon into that exclusive interview? Why did Seung Ri put his neck on the line for Jae Hee when they don’t even seem to have much of a friendship? Why does Hyeon Jae act like he knows that Tae Joon and Jae Hee like each other when he doesn’t even know that she’s a girl? Why does Sangchu suddenly not hate Eun Gyeol? Did Jae Hee ever actually visit Han Na in the hospital? Did Jong Min just vanish into thin air (he’s not even there when the entire athletic team says goodbye to Jae Hee)?

    I was really disappointed with how little weight was given to the final high jump competition. This was the big event that the whole show has been leading up to, and it went by in a blink. Hyeon Jae was little more than Tae Joon’s cheerleader. Tae Joon’s relationship with his father was a complete non-issue by the final episode, even though it was one of the major plot points of the series.  Everything that’s been important in this series was swept under the rug to get our main characters together.

    Speaking of disappointing things, I have a real problem with a show that is perfectly fine with showing an attempted rape (episode 3), a violent fight scene (also episode 3), and attempted murder (episode 13, with the flower pot- it may have only been an attempt to injure, but it’s obvious that if the plant had actually landed on him his neck and skull would have been crushed), but refuses to show believable hugs and kisses between people who actually want to hug and kiss each other.  What exactly are they telling their young audience by giving assault and violence the green light (don’t forget- the guy who tried to rape Jae Hee got away, and everyone immediately forgave Hyeon Jae for what he did), while treating totally normal, innocent things like hugging and kissing the person you’re dating like mature content?

    As I’ve said before, this show is only concerned with Tae Joon and Jae Hee ending up together- which they do, but then what? She goes back to the States, and he visits her a year later, but he’s going to have to go right back to S. Korea for training. Unless she transfers to Serin or something, they’re not going to get to see much of each other for the next three years – and even then, they’ll mostly see each other in class and in the dorms, so they’ll still have little time to be together. The ending was supposed to be cute and happy, but left me on a downer note over the fact that there’s no way it’s going to work out for the two of them.

    I stand by what I said in my first review – Sulli, Minho, Lee Hyun Woo, and the rest of the cast are pretty good actors, but I feel that the material failed them. You might be be the best actor in the world, but there’s only so much you can do with so-so writing. Goodbye, ‘To the Beautiful You’- I can’t say I’m sorry to see you go.

    U-KISS announces South American tour

    U-KISS has announced that they’ll be holding a tour in South America!
    According to U-KISS’ official Facebook, the group will stop by Peru on November 1 and Chile on November 3. 

    The announcement stated:
    “Hello KISSmes♥. We’re gonna have our 1st South America tour at Peru & Chile. 1st show is in Peru at 1st November & 2nd show is in Chile at 2nd November. Nowadays so many fans in Europe & Asia are showing us too big love, So we are very glad that many South American fans love us as well & very expecting that you’ll show us your big passion & love. Even this is our 1st South America tour ever. So we sincerely hope that we can meet so many fans in South America through this tour! Please show your big love to U-KISS!”

    Though it’s not the first time U-KISS will be performing in South America, this is the first time the group will be touring there.

    Are KissMes excited?!

     

    SHINee’s “Dazzling Girl” places 2nd on Oricon Chart

    On October 10th, SHINee released their fifth Japanese single, “Dazzling Girl“. Unlike their previous Japanese singles, this track is an original Japanese song and was chosen as the theme song for the Japanese TV Series “Sukkiri“.

    By selling 55,543 copies on the first day, the result was good enough to place second on the Oricon Daily Chart. This is their best Japanese single result for first day sales.
    Congratulations to SHINee!

    Source: Oricon

    Tip: Sarah_DK

    INFINITE adds two more dates for ‘Second Invasion Evolution Plus’ Japanese arena tour

    After selling out all 50,000 seats for their Japanese Arena Tour, INFINITE has gone ahead and added additional concert dates for their fans!

    Starting October 27th, the boys were originally scheduled for a four city tour titled’ INFINITE Second Invasion Evolution Plus‘ beginning in Tokyo and running through Nagoya, Kobe, and Fukuoka performing for a total of 50,000 fans.

    As the upcoming concert series is their first arena tour since beginning their advancement a year ago in Japan, fans were upset to hear that the tour had sold out so fast and began making requests for additional dates. Woolim Entertainment heard their voices and added two more dates on November 21st and 22nd at the Yoyogi Stadium to seat 24,000 additional fans.

    Woolim Entertainment expressed, “It’s a very meaningful tour for the boys in that it’s their first record selling out six concerts in a row since their debut. We’ll make sure that people come away with unforgettable memories and come back for more.” 

    U-KISS’ Dongho to show his comedic side on ‘SNL Korea’

    U-KISSDongho is set to make a guest appearance on the upcoming episode of tvN‘s ‘SNL Korea‘.

    Dongho will act as himself alongside Kim Jung Nan who will play the role of Dongho’s sasaeng fan. With the announcement, fans are already looking forward to seeing Dongho on a variety program once more.

    Tune in for what is sure to be another hilarious episode on October 13th!
    In other news, Dongho will be starring in the upcoming movie, ‘Don’t Cry Mommy‘, which will premiere in theaters this November.

    Image: TV Report

    Kikwang updates fans with ‘half of B2ST’

    Kikwang tweeted a photo to let fans know how B2ST was doing.

    On the 10th, Kikwang tweeted, “Japan has good weather. So I took a picture of half of B2ST for the first time in a while” and uploaded a photo of Yoseob, Doojoon, and himself.

    The three members amused fans with their different expressions as Yoseob puckered up, Doojoon kept a stone face, and Kikwang smiled into the camera sporting a pair of glasses.

    Fans tweeted back, “Where’s the other half?“, “You look like you’re doing well“, and “Yoseob’s face is so small“.

     
    Credits: http://www.allkpop.com/2012/10/kikwang-updates-fans-with-half-of-b2st

    October 10, 2012

    LUNAFLY releases second teaser photo of Teo

    Nega Network‘s three-member group LUNAFLY has released a new photo of Teo after previously revealing a video teaser as well as individual teaser photos.

    LUNAFLY released their debut album ‘Super Hero‘ on iTunes worldwide back on September 6th, and members Teo, Sam, and Yun are now preparing for the release of their first domestic single album on September 27th.

    LUNAFLY releases music video “How Nice Would It Be”

    Nega Network‘s three-member group, LUNAFLY has released “How Nice Would It Be”.

    LUNAFLY previously released their debut album ‘Super Hero‘ on iTunes worldwide back on September 6th. Members Teo, Sam, and Yun are now preparing for the release of their first domestic single album on September 27th.

    It’s said that a whopping 150 million won (~$134,078 USD) was invested into their outfits, accessories, hair and makeup styling. This is a big investment for a rookie team who will only be debuting with a digital single without any broadcast activities.

    LUNAFLY releases practice video of “You Got That Something I Need”

    Nega Network‘s new three-member group LUNAFLY has released a practice video for their song “You Got That Something I Need“.

    The song is the second track on LUNAFLY’s first Korean digital single, which was released on September 27 KST.

    Rookie group LUNAFLY lands 1st on Cyworld music chart with “How Nice Would It Be”

    Nega Network‘s new three-member group LUNAFLY has been climbing music charts after releasing their debut single on the 27th.

    Title track “How Nice Would It Be” is currently 1st on Cyworld‘s music chart followed by artists such as Naul, SPICA, and Junsu (XIA).

    “How Nice Would It Be” was composed by the members themselves, while the lyrics were written by well-known lyricist Kim Eeh Na.

    LUNAFLY releases MV for “Super Hero”

    LUNAFLY, who recently released the music video for “How Nice Would It Be“, has just unveiled the MV for the English version of the song, “Super Hero“.

    Self-composed by the members, LUNAFLY released “Super Hero” on iTunes worldwide back on September 6th and is receiving much attention for their vocal talents.

    LUNAFLY wraps up their first public live performance

    Rookie group LUNAFLY, who is doing well on the charts with their debut single, has successfully concluded their first public live performance since their domestic debut.

    With 2,000 fans, including several overseas fans, in attendance, the event took place on October 1st at the N Tower located in central Seoul. All three members displayed their superior instrumental skills and live performance abilities, leaving many impressed. It is also said that not one fan left the venue throughout the performances.

    Prior to their debut in Korea, LUNAFLY released their self-composed English trackSuper Hero’ on iTunes worldwide in early September and received much interest from fans outside of Korea.

    Leader Sam expressed, “We hope to be acknowledged by many through our future live performances. We want to pursue music that will bring us closer [to our fans].”

    LUNAFLY releases first live public performance of “How Nice Would It Be”

    Rookie group LUNAFLY has released footage from their first live public performance since their domestic debut.

    The event, held October 1st at the N Tower located in central Seoul, was attended by 2,000 fans, including fans from overseas. All three members displayed their superior instrumental skills and live performance abilities, leaving many impressed. It was also reported that not one fan left the venue throughout the performances.

    Prior to their debut in Korea, LUNAFLY released their self-composed English trackSuper Hero’ on iTunes worldwide in early September and received much interest from fans outside of Korea.

    Leader Sam expressed, “We hope to be acknowledged by many through our future live performances. We want to pursue music that will bring us closer [to our fans].

    [Review] LUNAFLY “Super Hero” & “How Nice Would It Be”

    Yang Hyun Suk went on the record recently saying that idol groups are on on on their way out. “The idol fad is over,” he said, “Now the market has moved on from idols to singers with artistic qualities such as Busker Busker and Psy.” If he’s right, this may have been the best possible time for Nega Network‘s newest band, LUNAFLY, to debut. With the exception of two official music videos, all of the videos they’ve uploaded so far are live performances by the three band members, who play instruments. You can’t get much more understated than jam sessions on the couch, and it’s the perfect way to introduce this acoustic, singer/songwriter style that they’ve got going.

    Their debut single, “How Nice Would It Be“, was written by LUNAFLY and Kim Eana. Kim Eana is one of the brains behind hits like Brown Eyed Girls‘ “Abracadabra” and “Sixth Sense“, SHINee‘s “Hello“, and IU‘s “Good Day” and “You & I“, so it comes as no surprise that the song is good. It’s a mid-tempo ballad that uses acoustic guitar, bongos, finger snaps and hand claps with a very basic chord progression and song structure to put the group’s vocals front and center. This is fine by me- SamYun, and Teo each have really nice voices with distinct tones, which gives the songs dimension, but their voices also blend perfectly, creating some really beautiful harmonies.

    I LOVE that LUNAFLY is doing songs in English as well as Korean, but what I love even more is that they are completely overhauling the lyrics for the English version. Direct English translations of Korean songs tend to fall flat- the languages are just too different. By writing an entirely new set of lyrics, LUNAFLY presents their ability to release good songs in both languages, and I’m excited to see what they do with this concept in the future.

    With that said, some of the English lyrics are a little clumsy. For example, in “Super Hero“, I think the line “Ain’t it better later than never, baby?” is fantastic- I love the slight turn of phrase to repeat the ‘-er’ suffix on stressed syllables, and it fits the melodic phrase perfectly. However, the following line, “You know I’ll be next to you lately”, doesn’t really make sense- “I’ll be” is future tense, but “lately” refers to something that happened in the recent past, so I’m not sure what the sentence is supposed to mean. If these songs are meant to be a bonus for English-speaking fans of the Korean versions, then that’s fine, but if LUNAFLY is trying to attract listeners who aren’t already into Korean music, they’re going to have to work on their lyrics a little.

    Beyond that, what I really want to hear LUNAFLY take on is something a little more complex for their next release. Not to draw comparisons, because they’re very different bands, but part of the reason that Busker Busker’s “Cherry Blossom Ending” has been so popular is because even though it’s not groundbreakingly different, it just has a couple of little attention-getters in it- an unexpected instrument here and there, a surprising melody, a few less-conventional strum patterns- it takes something that could have been very common and makes it interesting. For their next release, I’d like to see LUNAFLY experiment with something a little less conventional- they’ve got the skills to pull it off, and I think that the risk could result in a big payoff for them.

    Like I said before, I’ve been listening to this album non-stop for two days now- this band’s songs are really pleasant and they put me in a good mood. I don’t really mean to criticize them, I’m just really excited about the incredible potential I see in LUNAFLY. If anything, my critiques are mostly borne out of my impatience to hear more from the band- and, ultimately, isn’t that how a good debut should make you feel?
    Reviewer's Rating: (3.6 / 5)
    Community Rating: 
    1 Star2 Stars3 Stars4 Stars5 Stars (139 votes, average: 4.76 out of 5)

    LUNAFLY releases practice video for “How Nice Would It Be”

    Nega Network’s new three-member group LUNAFLY has released a practice video “How Nice Would It Be“.

    The song is the title track on LUNAFLY’s first Korean digital single, which was released on September 27 KST. “How Nice Would It Be” was composed by the members themselves, while the lyrics were written by well-known lyricist Kim Eeh Na.

    The song has been fairing well on music charts, even managing to rank #1 on Cyworld’s real-time charts. Although the group is not promoting on music shows, they completed their first public performance a few days ago.

    LUNAFLY releases second teaser photo of Sam

    Nega Network‘s three-member group LUNAFLY has released a new photo of Sam after previously revealing a video teaser as well as individual teaser photos.

    LUNAFLY released their debut album ‘Super Hero‘ on iTunes worldwide back on September 6th, and members Teo, Sam, and Yun are now preparing for the release of their first domestic single album on September 27th.

    Stay tuned for more updates and check out their video teaser here if you missed it earlier!

    LUNAFLY releases official video teaser

    Nega Network‘s three-member group LUNAFLY has released a video teaser in anticipation of their upcoming debut in Korea.

    LUNAFLY previously released their debut album ‘Super Hero‘ on iTunes worldwide back on September 6. Members Teo, Sam, and Yun are now preparing for the release of their first domestic single album on September 27.
    It’s said that a whopping 150 million won (~$134,078 USD) was invested in their outfits, accessories, and hair and makeup styling. This is a big investment for a rookie team who will only be debuting with a digital single without any broadcast activities.

    Nega Network’s new boy band LUNAFLY releases individual teaser images for upcoming debut

    Three member boy band LUNAFLY under Nega Network released their debut album, ‘Super Hero‘, on iTunes worldwide back on September 6th and are now gearing up for their domestic debut.

    On September 24th, LUNAFLY’s official Twitter page uploaded teaser photos of each member (below) along with the post, “LUNAFLY’s first teaser cut. 27th September, 1st single album RELEASE!” The images features the three members (Teo, Sam, and Yun) topless and simply standing against a navy backdrop.

    It’s said that a whopping 150 million won (~$134,078 USD) was invested in their outfits, accessories, and the hair and makeup styling. This is a big investment for a rookie team who will only be debuting with a digital single without any broadcast activities.

    In addition, LUNAFLY has joined with Lava, a world-renowned fashion designer, who took on the role as the visual director for the group.  Check out the concept images below, let us know what you think?
    Yun
    Teo
    Sam
    According to Nega Network, “The members have all participated in composing the songs in their debut album and the fact that all three members are also vocalists, is what distinguishes Lunafly from other groups.”

    Consisting of a total of three tracks including their title song “How Wonderful“, LUNAFLY’s Korean debut album will be released on September 27th.

    Source: LUNAFLY’s Twitter, Yonhap News via Nate, BNT News via Nate

     
    Credits: http://www.allkpop.com/2012/09/nega-networks-new-boy-band-lunafly-releases-individual-teaser-images-for-upcoming-debut

    LUNAFLY to make their domestic debut on September 27th

    Nega Network, home to powerful vocal group Brown Eyed Girls, is ready to debut their new 3-member boy band LUNAFLY in Korea!

    According to Nega Network on September 20th, “LUNAFLY released their self-composed English track ‘Super Hero’ on iTunes worldwide back on September 6th and received much interest from fans around the world. Ahead of their debut [in Korea], we took the challenge on targeting the global market first.”

    The members have all participated in composing the songs in their debut album and the fact that all three members are also vocalists, is what distinguishes Lunafly from other groups.”

    LUNAFLY will be making their official debut in Korea with their digital single on the 27th.

    Source: OSEN

    LUNAFLY releases debut album ‘Super Hero’

    New boy band LUNAFLY (Teo, Sam, and Yun) under Nega Network has just released their debut album, ‘Super Hero‘, on iTunes worldwide!

    ‘Super Hero’ contains a total of two tracks, which are both in English, so international fans can fully appreciate their music.

    Brown Eyed Girls’ JeA introduces new group ‘LUNAFLY’

    It seems Nega Network, home to Brown Eyed Girls, 50kg, and Yoari (Kang Mi Jin), will be debuting a new group consisting of three members!

    On August 31st, Brown Eyed Girls leader JeA tweeted the photo (below) along with a post that reads, “This is BEG’s dongsengs, LUNAFLY, who are about to debut soon! Teo, Sam, and Yun. These three are all very good at music! You guys will show them your love, right??

    Lunafly also opened an official Twitter account with their first tweet saying:
    There hasn’t been an official date announced as to when Lunafly will be debuting and it’s also unclear as to what musical genre they will be undertaking.
    Stay tuned for updates regarding Lunafly’s debut!
    Source: JeA’s Twitter

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