They are composed of Na Young-joo and Lee Song-hyun, former participants of KBS2 'The Ddandara.'
They aim to express Korean traditions in a modern way, pursuing a new musical approach.
[TV Daily Kim Ji-ha] The female duo Dodree is set to officially debut in the music scene on the 21st. They recently revealed their logo motion and debut date through Init Entertainment's official YouTube channel, generating heightened anticipation.
After their individual trailer videos were unveiled, the focus was on Na Young-joo's profound vocal tone and Lee Song-hyun's impressive performance skills. Their synergy has raised expectations even higher. The logo motion, which artistically incorporates elements like traditional Korean paper and ink wash painting, reinforces their unique identity rooted in tradition.
As the first female duo introduced by JYP's subsidiary Init Entertainment, the name 'Dodree' combines the traditional Korean rhythm 'Dodri' with 'Free,' symbolizing their potential to break musical boundaries. They express a desire to blend traditional Korean colors with modern music, aiming to create a fresh impact in the K-pop industry.
In the lead-up to Dodree's debut this week, the K-pop industry is anticipating their arrival. With a gradual increase in fresh artists, the influx is set to provide fans with a renewed energy. Dodree's unique musical approach may break traditional boundaries within K-pop, opening doors for innovative attempts.
These two artists have the potential to offer enriched musical experiences by highlighting their individuality while complementing each other. Na Young-joo's voice and Lee Song-hyun's performance are expected to create a diverse stage that captivates audiences, allowing them to discover new levels of musical delight through their harmony.
Moreover, Dodree's name reflects the essence of Hallyu and a modern sensibility, likely influencing the formation of an international fanbase. Attention must be paid to the musical colors they will embody for potential success in the global market.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: Init Entertainment
