The title track 'Proof That I'm Alive' captures TUNEXX's identity as an electronic hip-hop song.
The group expressed their ambition to communicate with fans while growing through diverse musical experiments.
[TVDaily Reporter Han Seo-yul] K-pop group TUNEXX made a grand debut with a showcase on March 3 at Yes24 Live Hall in Seoul. Members Dongkyu, Inhoo, Taira, Seongjun, Jeon, Si-hwan, and Artic shared insights about their album at the event.
Since their trainee days, TUNEXX has garnered attention through broadcast and active social media presence, recently releasing 'One Last Chance,' Part 1 of the OST for SBS drama 'I Am a Human From Today.' The group consists of seven members, including those from the Mnet survival program 'Boys 2 Planet.'
Their debut mini-album, 'SET BY US ONLY,' features four tracks that showcase a blend of various music genres. The title track 'Proof That I'm Alive' is an electronic hip-hop track that clearly represents TUNEXX's identity, with participation from the members to infuse authenticity. This album reflects the group's philosophy and hints at more diverse musical experimentation in the future.
TUNEXX's debut is expected to inject new energy into the K-pop scene. Composed of members with various backgrounds and musical capabilities, they showcase effective teamwork by understanding each other's strengths well. Their first album, infused with proven talent and authenticity, is anticipated to provide audiences with a fresh musical experience.
Particularly, the title track's electronic hip-hop genre holds significant competitiveness in the current K-pop market. TUNEXX plans to break genre boundaries with their unique style and fresh approach. They are expected to establish their identity while trying various musical genres and enhancing their communication with fans.
Furthermore, the members' participation in album production emphasizes their passion for music. Pursuing genuine interaction with fans, TUNEXX positions itself as a group with the potential to lead the industry by presenting a differentiated musical vision for sustainable growth in K-pop.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: An Seong-hu
