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Sunday, 31 July 2011
31 July 2011 Grab the Look: After School’s Jungah from ‘In The Night Sky’
In our new segment, ‘Grab The Look’, we’ll show you how you can imitate celebrity styles with pieces under $100 each! For our first piece, we’ll show you how to get After School’s Jungah’s style from the ‘In The Night Sky’ MV.
Akira Chicago Fringe Vest – $70
Windsor Tank Top – $20
G by Guess Shorts – $18
Report Boots – $90
Rue21 Pearl Necklace – $10
Wet Seal Pendant Necklace – $9
Asos Wing Ring – $11
1928 Jewelry Ring – $20
Use these similar pieces to help you recreate Jungah’s ‘In The Night Sky’ style. Fringe and accessories are the two key points of Jungah’s look. Combine a fringe vest with a dark tank top and denim shorts to achieve the style.
Once you have the main pieces, another important aspect for this outfit is layering accessories. Without going overboard, layer a few long necklaces on top of each other, preferably of different metals. Then add a few rings or bracelets to complete the ensemble. To be even more authentic to the MV, you could also braid a few thin braids in your hair or wear a headband similar to UEE’s above.
Windsor Tank Top – $20
G by Guess Shorts – $18
Report Boots – $90
Rue21 Pearl Necklace – $10
Wet Seal Pendant Necklace – $9
Asos Wing Ring – $11
1928 Jewelry Ring – $20
Use these similar pieces to help you recreate Jungah’s ‘In The Night Sky’ style. Fringe and accessories are the two key points of Jungah’s look. Combine a fringe vest with a dark tank top and denim shorts to achieve the style.
Once you have the main pieces, another important aspect for this outfit is layering accessories. Without going overboard, layer a few long necklaces on top of each other, preferably of different metals. Then add a few rings or bracelets to complete the ensemble. To be even more authentic to the MV, you could also braid a few thin braids in your hair or wear a headband similar to UEE’s above.
What do you think of Jungah’s ‘In The Night Sky’ style? How likely are you to ‘Grab the Look’?
If you have any suggestions for future outfit ideas, contact the author via Twitter (@aylee_sj) or email (alicia.lee@allkpop.com).
If you have any suggestions for future outfit ideas, contact the author via Twitter (@aylee_sj) or email (alicia.lee@allkpop.com).
Photos: Red and Rosy
Credit: Allkpop
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
27 July 2011 ‘The 4th Single Album’ by After School RED Review
Dividing K-Pop groups into units is nothing out of the ordinary; it’s a maneuver that entertainment agencies have taken part in for many years. The latest act to be axed in half is girl group After School, who split into two four-member units: After School Blue and After School Red.
Both units have made it clear that each will exude, perform, and sell two distinct concepts. AS Blue – Jooyeon,E-Young, Lizzy, and Raina – are to enliven their audience with a cute and bright concept (a la Orange Caramel), while AS Red – Jung Ah, Kahi, Nana, and Uee – are responsible for bringing a fierce and sexy sound to the table.
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Track List:
01. In The Night Sky
02. Hollywood
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A concept promising ‘fierceness‘ prior to any audio release to back up that claim ultimately led to AS Red’s underwhelming performance this season. Simply put, After School knows how to do fierce and they know how to do sweet, so expecting a sub-unit with the proper members to fit the ’strong and sexy’ bill almost seemed like it would be a cinch for these ladies. In fact, these four members of AS Red have the right fragments to piece together one hell of a pop group machine.
Playing through AS Red’s ‘4th Single Album‘, however, tells a very different story. But what could have possibly thrown this apparatus out of sync? Two words: the songs.
As pop music enthusiasts, everyone has, more or less, a specific yet similar perception of what ‘fierceness’ entails. So the moment AS Red’s “In The Night Sky” hit the web, it did the exact opposite of what was expected – it underwhelmed across the board.
Brave Brothers is notorious for laying down hoards of beats for K-Pop companies to scoop up and distribute like hot cakes, but what’s occurred over the past year is an over-abundance of the same sound. The ‘Brave Sound’ is recognizable, and that in itself is commendable, but rather than using that recognition as leverage to progress, Brave Brothers has abused (a word I use loosely) the celebrity status of his songs to clog the K-Pop music scene. The growth of Brave Brothers’ production style is minute, with “In The Night Sky” as the perfect example.
“In The Night Sky” almost feels inferior for After School. And yet, here they are, singing it because they have to. Disregarding the mere fact that it doesn’t give an ounce of power or strength as intended for this girl group, the song is structurally weak, and composition-wise, unbelievably vapid.
The biggest disappointment lies in how Jungah finally received this opportunity to explode as the lead vocalist, but instead, was left with these choppy phrases with little-to-no moments of actual singing. Kahi is also restricted to sounding extra chipmunk-y, when she could perform at a far more compelling level.
There’s a slight disjointed feeling in this song, and there are place where it holds back from going anywhere exciting (like in the chorus, which could have shaken “In The Night Sky” out of its slumber by using a different key and time signature to elevate it from the congested phrasing of the lyrics). It’s an uninteresting song that’s too watered down for a girl group who could easily take on music with ten times the energy, and that’s the real frustration with this song. Brave Brothers didn’t play to AS Red’s strengths, nor take advantage of how he had a fraction of the girl group to work with, rather than the full eight-member ensemble.
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“Hollywood” translates most of the same sentiment from the lead single, only the difference here is that this one makes more sense as a song. It’s a mid-tempo, pop-tastic number that has playful instrumentals, as well as glimmering melodies and phrases. That being said, it also highlights one After School tendency that plagues most of their music.
After School habitually blends high-energy instrumentals with over-indulgent vocal sections that end up drowning some songs altogether. After School tends to whisper and sing through verses at a very slow pace, and while it allows them to look sensual and graceful in music videos and live stages, focusing on aesthetics brings down the musicality of their songs. “Hollywood” is just too airy of a song, especially sitting right next to “In The Night Sky”, which doesn’t differ much in vocal performance.
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AS Red sound lovely, but they forgot their ‘fierceness’ at home. These songs are too light in production and not heavy enough to be memorable. There’s a considerable amount of power and force missing, and with members like Kahi in his midst, Brave Brothers definitely missed his mark with this one. The visual aspects of pop performance out-trumped the vital piece of that equation – the music.
These songs are forgettable and don’t push AS Red into any new direction that we haven’t seen After School in before. And that’s the point of sub-units – to lay down a distinguished, innovative, and most importantly, a different musical approach to what a group is known for.
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A concept promising ‘fierceness‘ prior to any audio release to back up that claim ultimately led to AS Red’s underwhelming performance this season. Simply put, After School knows how to do fierce and they know how to do sweet, so expecting a sub-unit with the proper members to fit the ’strong and sexy’ bill almost seemed like it would be a cinch for these ladies. In fact, these four members of AS Red have the right fragments to piece together one hell of a pop group machine.
Playing through AS Red’s ‘4th Single Album‘, however, tells a very different story. But what could have possibly thrown this apparatus out of sync? Two words: the songs.
As pop music enthusiasts, everyone has, more or less, a specific yet similar perception of what ‘fierceness’ entails. So the moment AS Red’s “In The Night Sky” hit the web, it did the exact opposite of what was expected – it underwhelmed across the board.
Brave Brothers is notorious for laying down hoards of beats for K-Pop companies to scoop up and distribute like hot cakes, but what’s occurred over the past year is an over-abundance of the same sound. The ‘Brave Sound’ is recognizable, and that in itself is commendable, but rather than using that recognition as leverage to progress, Brave Brothers has abused (a word I use loosely) the celebrity status of his songs to clog the K-Pop music scene. The growth of Brave Brothers’ production style is minute, with “In The Night Sky” as the perfect example.
“In The Night Sky” almost feels inferior for After School. And yet, here they are, singing it because they have to. Disregarding the mere fact that it doesn’t give an ounce of power or strength as intended for this girl group, the song is structurally weak, and composition-wise, unbelievably vapid.
The biggest disappointment lies in how Jungah finally received this opportunity to explode as the lead vocalist, but instead, was left with these choppy phrases with little-to-no moments of actual singing. Kahi is also restricted to sounding extra chipmunk-y, when she could perform at a far more compelling level.
There’s a slight disjointed feeling in this song, and there are place where it holds back from going anywhere exciting (like in the chorus, which could have shaken “In The Night Sky” out of its slumber by using a different key and time signature to elevate it from the congested phrasing of the lyrics). It’s an uninteresting song that’s too watered down for a girl group who could easily take on music with ten times the energy, and that’s the real frustration with this song. Brave Brothers didn’t play to AS Red’s strengths, nor take advantage of how he had a fraction of the girl group to work with, rather than the full eight-member ensemble.
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“Hollywood” translates most of the same sentiment from the lead single, only the difference here is that this one makes more sense as a song. It’s a mid-tempo, pop-tastic number that has playful instrumentals, as well as glimmering melodies and phrases. That being said, it also highlights one After School tendency that plagues most of their music.
After School habitually blends high-energy instrumentals with over-indulgent vocal sections that end up drowning some songs altogether. After School tends to whisper and sing through verses at a very slow pace, and while it allows them to look sensual and graceful in music videos and live stages, focusing on aesthetics brings down the musicality of their songs. “Hollywood” is just too airy of a song, especially sitting right next to “In The Night Sky”, which doesn’t differ much in vocal performance.
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AS Red sound lovely, but they forgot their ‘fierceness’ at home. These songs are too light in production and not heavy enough to be memorable. There’s a considerable amount of power and force missing, and with members like Kahi in his midst, Brave Brothers definitely missed his mark with this one. The visual aspects of pop performance out-trumped the vital piece of that equation – the music.
These songs are forgettable and don’t push AS Red into any new direction that we haven’t seen After School in before. And that’s the point of sub-units – to lay down a distinguished, innovative, and most importantly, a different musical approach to what a group is known for.
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Overall Rating: 2.5/5
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What are your thoughts on After School Red’s 4th Single Album?
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Suggestions for a future review? Hit the author up on Twitter (@rothsresidence) or via e-mail (arnold.arteaga@allkpop.com)!
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Rating Overview:
0 – 1.9 ; poor, without any redeeming qualities
2.0 – 2.9 ; mediocre, but with some saving graces
3.0 – 3.9 ; good, with noteworthy highs and lows
4.0 – 4.9 ; excellent, with minimal flaws
5 ; superior, and as near to perfection as the song/album can be
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Note: This article does not reflect the opinions of allkpop, only of the author.
Credit: Allkpop
26 July 2011 After School Red - In The Night Sky MV
Pledis reuploaded the MV because the previous one had a glitch...
Credit: pledisartist via AfterSchoolDaze
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
26 July 2011 Kahi Comes Close To Smashing Into A Truck
On July 26, After School Red, a project group, revealed the music video (MV) of its title song “On Night Sky.” In the MV, Kahi, Jung Ah, UEE, and Nana displays a group dance against the vast desert and beautiful sun setting with the theme of Californian hippies.
Kahi and Jung Ah acted in person a dangerous scene, in which they speed down the highway on a bike. According to the agency of After School, Kahi came close to smashing into a truck. Her alert moment allowed her to survive the crisis.
The agency said, “The bike weighing over 300kg left her a little abrasions, but she successfully completed the shooting just after a short rest.”
He added, “Rather than working on the music video, the shooting felt like a trip to nature with the members for a long time. I can say that the MV will display great scenes of the natural, energetic looks of the members.”
After School has recently carried out its activities divided in two separate teams: A.S. Red and A.S. Blue. The Japanese Album Bang will be released on August 17.
By Pyo Jae Min (jmpyo@tvreport.co.kr)
Source: TVreport (Original article in Korean) Photo from TVreport Translated by Geum Jae / Korea.com
Credit: AfterSchoolChina & fyafterschool
Monday, 25 July 2011
25 July 2011 After School Red Reveals a Scene for "In The Night Sky" MV
After School Red Teases fans with a still photo from their upcoming music video for "In The Night Sky"
In the Photo you can see After School Red's Leader Kahi Riding on a motorcycle. looking fierce as ever the music video is set to be sexy and fierce
and the photo made fans more hyped for the MV.
Netizens Commented "Wow this is Daebak!" "Kahi Unnie is so fierce she can even ride a motorcycle" "Is there anything Kahi Can't do? I can't wait for the MV"
The Music Video is set to be released today (July 25th) but no time is given as to when will it be released so stay tuned.
the girls is busy with it's sub unit Promotions as AS BLUE and AS RED, they recently made debut on Music Core and Inkigayo with "Wonder Boy" and "In The Night Sky"
and the photo made fans more hyped for the MV.
Netizens Commented "Wow this is Daebak!" "Kahi Unnie is so fierce she can even ride a motorcycle" "Is there anything Kahi Can't do? I can't wait for the MV"
The Music Video is set to be released today (July 25th) but no time is given as to when will it be released so stay tuned.
the girls is busy with it's sub unit Promotions as AS BLUE and AS RED, they recently made debut on Music Core and Inkigayo with "Wonder Boy" and "In The Night Sky"
Credits: Iceprinceafterschool @ as-afterparty via Dkpopnews
Saturday, 23 July 2011
23 July 2011 After School Red and Blue make their debut on Music Core
After a long wait, the After School subunits - After School Red and After School Blue – are ready to bring it on with their respective debut stages on today’s episode of MBC’s Music Core.
After School decided to embark on a little friendly competition by splitting into two subunits, as voted by fans – A.S. RED hosts members Kahi, Jungah, Nana, and UEE, while A.S. BLUE features members Jooyeon, Raina, Lizzy, and E-Young.
Through this unique promotion, they hope to show off two different sides to the beauty that is After School. A.S. RED will bring out a sexy, powerful concept, while A.S. BLUE will cater to the summer heat with a sweet and outgoing concept. Check out their debut stages below!
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After School Blue – Wonder Boy
After School decided to embark on a little friendly competition by splitting into two subunits, as voted by fans – A.S. RED hosts members Kahi, Jungah, Nana, and UEE, while A.S. BLUE features members Jooyeon, Raina, Lizzy, and E-Young.
Through this unique promotion, they hope to show off two different sides to the beauty that is After School. A.S. RED will bring out a sexy, powerful concept, while A.S. BLUE will cater to the summer heat with a sweet and outgoing concept. Check out their debut stages below!
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After School Blue – Wonder Boy
After School Red - In The Night Sky
Credit: Allkpop
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
19 July 2011 In the Night Sky & Wonder Boy Korean Lyrics
In The Night Sky
I don’t wanna love I don’t wanna love
I don’t wanna love don’t wanna love you again
싫다고 할 땐 언제고
이제와 자꾸 내게 왜이래 baby
잊을만 하면 전활 걸어
내 속을 뒤집어 놓는데 baby
웃기지 말어 예전엔 흔들렸지만
이제는 달러 다 알어 갖고 놀지마
어디 한번 두고 봐 너 없이도
잘 지낼꺼야 꺼꺼야 내게 말 걸지마
밤하늘에 에에 말을 해 에에
너 땜에 에에 절대 울지 않아
저 하늘에 에에 맹세해 에에
두 번 다신 널 보지 않겠다고
남 몰래 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 울다가
나 혼자 뚜벅 뚜벅 뚜벅 길을 걷다가
니 생각에 또 갑자기 확 열 받아
욕하고 싶지만 그래 봤자 내 입만 아픈걸
너는 꼭 필요할 때만 날 찾아
이제 내 인생에서 좀 빠져
넌 뻔뻔해 거짓말은 또 뻔해 so stop that
속아주는 것도 한 두 번
너를 잊은진 이미 오래 전
go your way imma go ma way
Live your life imma live my life
웃기지 말어 예전엔 흔들렸지만
이제는 달러 다 알어 갖고 놀지마
어디 한번 두고 봐 너 없이도
잘 지낼꺼야 꺼꺼야 내게 말 걸지마
밤하늘에 에에 말을 해 에에
너 땜에 에에 절대 울지 않아
저 하늘에 에에 맹세해 에에
두 번 다신 널 보지 않겠다고
남 몰래 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 울다가
나 혼자 뚜벅 뚜벅 뚜벅 길을 걷다가
니 생각에 또 갑자기 확 열 받아
욕하고 싶지만 그래 봤자 내 입만 아픈걸
I don’t need you don’t call me boy
I don’t need you so live your life
더 이상 아프지 않을거야
밤하늘에 에에 말을 해 에에
너 땜에 에에 절대 울지 않아
저 하늘에 에에 맹세해 에에
두 번 다신 널 보지 않겠다고
남 몰래 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 울다가
나 혼자 뚜벅 뚜벅 뚜벅 길을 걷다가
니 생각에 또 갑자기 확 열 받아
욕하고 싶지만 그래 봤자 내 입만 아픈걸
Wonder Boy
순진한 니 모습이 너무 귀여워 보여
예전에 니가 내게 고백했던 말
날 좋아한다는 그 말
친구로만 지내왔던
우리 지난 시간이 어색하지만
어쩌면 좋아 난 어쩌면 좋아
니가 남자로 보여
coming coming come to me
나만의 사랑이 되어 줄래
오래 기다려 왔던 꼭 숨겨왔던 그 마음 모아
조금 더 다가와 사랑한다 말해줘
너에게 친구로만 남기는 싫어 날 안아줘(안아줘)
아무런 말 안 해도 그냥 손만 잡아도
떨리는 마음 감추고 싶은 거야
이 바보야 모르겠니
아직은 나 지난 사랑에
가끔 힘이 들어 조금 두려워
하지만 이젠 니가 지켜줄래
너의 여자친구로
coming coming come to me
나만의 사랑이 되어 줄래
오래 기다려 왔던 꼭 숨겨왔던 그 마음 모아
조금 더 다가와 사랑한다 말해줘
너에게 친구로만 남기는 싫어
내 마음을 그렇게도 모르니
그래도 하나만 꼭 기억해
사랑해 내 눈엔 이렇게 너만 보여
저 하늘의 별보다 제일 빛나는 너를 사랑해
하나만 하나만 약속해주겠니
나에게 너와 같은 꿈을 꾸도록
너와 같은 곳을 볼 수 있도록
영원토록 함께 할 수 있도록 약속해 줘
I don’t wanna love I don’t wanna love
I don’t wanna love don’t wanna love you again
싫다고 할 땐 언제고
이제와 자꾸 내게 왜이래 baby
잊을만 하면 전활 걸어
내 속을 뒤집어 놓는데 baby
웃기지 말어 예전엔 흔들렸지만
이제는 달러 다 알어 갖고 놀지마
어디 한번 두고 봐 너 없이도
잘 지낼꺼야 꺼꺼야 내게 말 걸지마
밤하늘에 에에 말을 해 에에
너 땜에 에에 절대 울지 않아
저 하늘에 에에 맹세해 에에
두 번 다신 널 보지 않겠다고
남 몰래 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 울다가
나 혼자 뚜벅 뚜벅 뚜벅 길을 걷다가
니 생각에 또 갑자기 확 열 받아
욕하고 싶지만 그래 봤자 내 입만 아픈걸
너는 꼭 필요할 때만 날 찾아
이제 내 인생에서 좀 빠져
넌 뻔뻔해 거짓말은 또 뻔해 so stop that
속아주는 것도 한 두 번
너를 잊은진 이미 오래 전
go your way imma go ma way
Live your life imma live my life
웃기지 말어 예전엔 흔들렸지만
이제는 달러 다 알어 갖고 놀지마
어디 한번 두고 봐 너 없이도
잘 지낼꺼야 꺼꺼야 내게 말 걸지마
밤하늘에 에에 말을 해 에에
너 땜에 에에 절대 울지 않아
저 하늘에 에에 맹세해 에에
두 번 다신 널 보지 않겠다고
남 몰래 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 울다가
나 혼자 뚜벅 뚜벅 뚜벅 길을 걷다가
니 생각에 또 갑자기 확 열 받아
욕하고 싶지만 그래 봤자 내 입만 아픈걸
I don’t need you don’t call me boy
I don’t need you so live your life
더 이상 아프지 않을거야
밤하늘에 에에 말을 해 에에
너 땜에 에에 절대 울지 않아
저 하늘에 에에 맹세해 에에
두 번 다신 널 보지 않겠다고
남 몰래 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 훌쩍 울다가
나 혼자 뚜벅 뚜벅 뚜벅 길을 걷다가
니 생각에 또 갑자기 확 열 받아
욕하고 싶지만 그래 봤자 내 입만 아픈걸
Wonder Boy
순진한 니 모습이 너무 귀여워 보여
예전에 니가 내게 고백했던 말
날 좋아한다는 그 말
친구로만 지내왔던
우리 지난 시간이 어색하지만
어쩌면 좋아 난 어쩌면 좋아
니가 남자로 보여
coming coming come to me
나만의 사랑이 되어 줄래
오래 기다려 왔던 꼭 숨겨왔던 그 마음 모아
조금 더 다가와 사랑한다 말해줘
너에게 친구로만 남기는 싫어 날 안아줘(안아줘)
아무런 말 안 해도 그냥 손만 잡아도
떨리는 마음 감추고 싶은 거야
이 바보야 모르겠니
아직은 나 지난 사랑에
가끔 힘이 들어 조금 두려워
하지만 이젠 니가 지켜줄래
너의 여자친구로
coming coming come to me
나만의 사랑이 되어 줄래
오래 기다려 왔던 꼭 숨겨왔던 그 마음 모아
조금 더 다가와 사랑한다 말해줘
너에게 친구로만 남기는 싫어
내 마음을 그렇게도 모르니
그래도 하나만 꼭 기억해
사랑해 내 눈엔 이렇게 너만 보여
저 하늘의 별보다 제일 빛나는 너를 사랑해
하나만 하나만 약속해주겠니
나에게 너와 같은 꿈을 꾸도록
너와 같은 곳을 볼 수 있도록
영원토록 함께 할 수 있도록 약속해 줘
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
19 July 2011 AS Red and AS Blue release their debut singles
It seems like we’ve waited a long time for After School’s two sub-units, AS Red and AS Blue to release their respective singles, and now they’ve finally arrived!
AS Blue came out with two songs, “Wonder Boy” and “Lady“, while AS Red unveiled “In The Night Sky” and “Hollywood“. AS Blue have adopted the ’sweet, outgoing’ concept and delivered summery tracks to match. Meanwhile, AS Red sizzled with their ’sexy, confident’ image with these strong dance tracks.
Check ‘em out below, and don’t forget to support the artists by purchasing their albums here and here!
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< AS RED >
- “In The Night Sky”
AS Blue came out with two songs, “Wonder Boy” and “Lady“, while AS Red unveiled “In The Night Sky” and “Hollywood“. AS Blue have adopted the ’sweet, outgoing’ concept and delivered summery tracks to match. Meanwhile, AS Red sizzled with their ’sexy, confident’ image with these strong dance tracks.
Check ‘em out below, and don’t forget to support the artists by purchasing their albums here and here!
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< AS RED >
- “In The Night Sky”
- “Hollywood”
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< AS Blue >
- “Wonder Boy”
< AS Blue >
- “Wonder Boy”
- “Lady”
Credit: Allkpop
They're out!
19 July 2011 After School Red & After School Blue MV Teaser Download
After School Red - In The Night Sky
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19 July 2011 After School’s ‘AS RED’ and ‘AS BLUE’ subunits reveal their MV teasers
Pledis Entertainment has been dropping numerous hints about After School’s two sub-units, ‘AS RED‘ and ‘AS BLUE‘, through member selcas and official photos. Now, they’ve just dropped the MV teasers for both units!
‘AS RED’ will debut with a sexy concept, while ‘AS BLUE’ aims for a summery, more innocent look.
Check out their teasers below!
‘AS RED’ will debut with a sexy concept, while ‘AS BLUE’ aims for a summery, more innocent look.
Check out their teasers below!
AS RED
AS BLUE
Credit: Allkpop
We can shout," Finally they are released!!!"
Friday, 15 July 2011
15 July 2011 Concept photos of After School Red & Blue revealed
After School took a unique approach for their newest comeback, splitting into two units – ‘After School Red‘ and ‘After School Blue‘ – fostering friendly competition between the members.
The famous composer / producer Brave Brothers will collaborate with After School’s Kahi, Jungah, Uee, and Nana for After School Red’s “In the Night Sky“, while After School Blue’s Raina, Lizzy, Jooyeon, and E-Young will be working with Jo Young Soo.
Earlier today, Pledis Entertainment’s official website updated their site with 2 new concept photos of both units, to whip up even more anticipation for their official unveiling next week.
AS Red
AS Blue
Tip: Lim
Credit: Allkpop
Thursday, 14 July 2011
14 July 2011 Rivalry heats up between producers of After School’s subunits
Although the intent behind dividing After School into two units – ‘After School Red‘ and ‘After School Blue‘ – was to foster friendly competition between the members, it looks like there will also be a rivalry between the composers for their new albums.
The famous composing team Brave Brothers will collaborate with After School’s Kahi, Jungah, Uee, and Nana for After School Red’s “In the Night Sky“. Brave Brothers previously worked with the group for “Diva” and “Because of You“.
Meanwhile, After School Blue’s Raina, Lizzy, Jooyeon, and E-Young will be working with Jo Young Soo, the composer of Orange Caramel’s “Magic Girl” and “Aing“, to produce an all-new track titled “Wonder Boy“.
The two units will have contrasting styles – the Red team will feature charismatic and sexy music, while the Blue team will go for the cute and fresh feel.
“Blue and Red are units that each showcase their own appeal,” said a representative for After School. “It will also be interesting to see the match-up between the composers.”
Fans reacted positively to the news, as one particular comment expressed, “A showdown between Brave Brothers and Jo Young-soo, I don’t know which side to support.”
“Blue and Red are units that each showcase their own appeal,” said a representative for After School. “It will also be interesting to see the match-up between the composers.”
Fans reacted positively to the news, as one particular comment expressed, “A showdown between Brave Brothers and Jo Young-soo, I don’t know which side to support.”
Source: TV Report via Nate
Credit: Allkpop
Wednesday, 13 July 2011
13 July 2011 AFTER SCHOOL RED & BLUE - The 4th Single Album
Tracklist:
01. 밤 하늘에 (In the Night Sky)
02. Hollywood
01. 밤 하늘에 (In the Night Sky)
02. Hollywood
Tracklist:
01. 원더보이 (Wonder Boy)
02. Lady
01. 원더보이 (Wonder Boy)
02. Lady
*“In the Night Sky” is composed by the Brave Brothers (AH, Diva & Big Bang’s “Last Farewell”) & “Wonder Boy” is composed by Cho Young Soo (Magic Girl)
Team Red or Team Blue? Following the success of Orange Caramel, After School has now formed not one but two new sub-units with simultaneous single releases. Split into four members each, A.S. Red presents a sexy and powerful concept, while A.S. Blue is cute and sporty. As decided by fan voting, A.S. Red consists of Kahi, Jung Ah, U-ie and Nana while A.S. Blue consists of Juyeon, Raina, Lizzy & E-young.
A.S. Red delivers the fierceness in “In the Night Sky”, a hot and addictive number from Brave Brothers. The Red single album also includes the new track Hollywood.
Meanwhile, the girls from A.S. Blue confess to their Wonder Boy with a sweet and fresh summer love song by “Magic Girl” and A~ing♡ composer Cho Young Soo. The Blue single album also includes the new track Lady.
Pre-order your copies today at YesAsia (Red & Blue — or go for their double deal!)
Expected YesAsia ship out date: July 25th (Available in Korea by July 21st/22nd)
Credit: fyafterschool
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