Members mentioned various artists, including Kim Jaejoong, BTS, and Seventeen.
They will release their first EP at 6 PM today and commence their official activities.
[TV Daily, Kim Jin-seok] The rookie boy group KEYVITUP, set to debut soon, shared their role models. At the showcase in Seoul's Mapo, held on April 8th to celebrate the release of their first EP 'KEYVITUP', the members expressed their aspirations while highlighting their inspirations. Formed under the guidance of producer Kim Jaejoong, the five-member group aims to deliver vibrant music, merging 'Key' with 'Vital'. Their debut EP features a total of five tracks, including the title song 'KEYVITUP', showcasing their unique musical identity. During the event, the members named Kim Jaejoong as their role model, praising his live performances and management skills. Sena and Jaein referred to their admiration for BTS and Seventeen, while Hyunmin respected NCT's Sion and Taehwan revealed his inspiration from Rise's Sohee. KEYVITUP is set to release their first EP at 6 PM today, officially launching their activities.
The debut of KEYVITUP represents not just a musical initiation but also a significant contribution to the current K-pop scene, promising a fresh sound. The role models each member looks up to showcase a variety of musical styles, hinting at the diverse directions the group may explore. Luka's mention of Kim Jaejoong demonstrates how the blend of traditional balladry and modern performance can influence their musical stylings going forward.
The references to BTS and Seventeen from members reveal a strong passion and dedication, emblematic of the globalization and expansion of K-pop fandom. The inspiration drawn from these senior idols is expected to be a great asset as KEYVITUP interacts with the newer generation of fans, paving their own path built on the foundation established by previous artists.
Furthermore, the activities following the album release provide a crucial opportunity to attract attention and gather a fanbase. The immediate reception from the public following the music release will serve as a prime example of what opportunities await new K-pop groups, aligning with the strategies of their management company.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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