Member Hana's individual OST contributions have been particularly effective.
They plan to continue engaging with their fans in the future.
[TV Daily Reporter Kim Jin-seok] Girl group FIFTY FIFTY is gaining attention as the next-generation OST powerhouse by actively participating in various content OSTs. Beginning with the OST 'Oops, My Bad' from the Naver webtoon 'Mission Name: Pure Love' last December, they have also contributed to the OST 'Oulalalala' for the French monster movie 'Yoroi', showcasing a broad range of musical activities across genres and platforms, captivating global music fans. Notably, member Hana is making her mark as a vocalist through individual OST contributions. She performed 'Time Goes By' for the film 'What If We', expressing the nuanced emotional changes with great delicacy, leaving a lasting impression. The film has successfully surpassed 1 million viewers, and Hana's OST has received consistent love, perfectly aligning with the film's emotion. On January 10, Hana was selected as the fourth OST contributor for JTBC's Friday series 'Love Me', releasing 'Not Lonely'. This track, featuring a minimal instrumental arrangement, encapsulates Hana's soft and delicate timbre, providing warm comfort and enhancing the show's immersion. Highlighting their solid vocal capabilities and charming voice, FIFTY FIFTY is reportedly receiving numerous OST offers from various projects. Following their successful first fan meeting in Taiwan, FIFTY FIFTY plans to continue engaging with their domestic and international fans through various musical endeavors.
FIFTY FIFTY's musical journey is diversifying significantly with their recent involvement in OSTs. Tracks like 'Oops, My Bad' and 'Oulalalala' effectively showcase the unique characteristics of their respective content while highlighting the group's distinct identity. In particular, member Hana's vocals resonate closely with the emotional trajectory of the narratives, leaving a profound impact on the audience.
Hana's performance in 'Time Goes By' stands out prominently in the OST market. Her vocal style, marked by sharp emotional expression and delicate melodies, creates a deep connection with the audience. These OSTs remind us of the crucial role music plays within the context of films and dramas.
The recent success of their overseas fan meeting signals a strengthening of FIFTY FIFTY's global fandom. As they continue to gain recognition through diverse works, their musical reach and influence are likely to expand even further.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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