This album, produced by Jo PD, is ChoCo Entertainment's first family album, signaling a move into the global market.
ChoCo is a mixed group composed of male and female units, growing as artists by participating in lyric and composition.
[TVDaily Kim Jin-seok] The group ChoCo has expressed deep respect for the All-Day Project. At a showcase for 'ChoCo La Familia' held at the Shocking K-Pop Center in Mapo, Seoul on the afternoon of February 24, members Yechan and Taejo from ChoCo1, along with Anpan and Yoonji from ChoCo2, shared their thoughts on their upcoming activities. The family album 'ChoCo La Familia,' produced by ChoCo Entertainment under Jo PD, marks a significant step towards entering the global market. ChoCo1 consists of male duo Yechan and Taejo, who have captured attention for their background in creating music and choreography since childhood, particularly showcasing their abilities on the audition program 'Boys Planet 2.' On the other hand, ChoCo2 is made up of Anpan and Yoonji, who embody a high-teen energy along with stable vocals. During the showcase, the mixed group ChoCo referenced their connection to the All-Day Project, with Yechan stating, “The mixed family album has been in the works for a while. We respect our seniors from the All-Day Project and believe we can learn a lot from them. Our youth allows us to participate in lyric writing and composition, which is a strength.” Yoonji also added, “Currently, we are working as a project, but later, I believe we will debut as separate male and female teams.”
ChoCo's exhibition of admiration for the All-Day Project underscores their creativity and artistic ambition. The experience Yechan and Taejo have in creating music and choreography since childhood allows for musical experimentation, giving fans high expectations for their future work. Additionally, the process of being involved in lyric writing and composition highlights their growth from being mere idols to becoming true artists.
The mixed group album by ChoCo carries a unique flavor, contributing to the establishment of their identity in the global market. By exploring various avenues for success, the group's future plans for separating into male and female teams promise an array of exciting experiences for their fans. By providing diverse content through project-based formats, they are likely to gain even more affection from audiences.
The comparison with the All-Day Project presents ChoCo as a group that aspires to emulate their seniors, and demonstrating an eagerness to learn from established artists suggests a promising trajectory for their growth. Through their future activities, anticipation grows around how ChoCo will evolve as a mixed-gender group.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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