The OST features uplifting lyrics celebrating growth and Liz's clear vocals.
IVE is continuing their world tour and will engage in various activities.
Liz, a member of the group IVE, is set to lend her voice to a drama OST. On April 22, her agency, Starship Entertainment, announced that the track 'Like That First Snow' from the SBS drama 'Today We Sold Out' will be released at 6 PM. This song features uplifting lyrics that celebrate growth, and Liz is expected to enhance the emotional depth of the drama.
Since gaining attention with IVE's debut track 'ELEVEN,' Liz has captured fans with her stable high notes and unique vocal qualities. In her recent solo track 'Unreal' from their second full album, she showcased her distinct musical style, raising expectations for her performance in this OST.
IVE has also successfully wrapped up their concert in Japan and is currently on a world tour, with fans eagerly anticipating their upcoming performances in Manila, Singapore, and Australia.
Liz's participation in 'Like That First Snow' highlights the importance of emotional expression in OSTs. The soothing melody blends seamlessly with the drama scenes, reinforcing the narrative and enhancing the song's appeal through Liz's unique vocal quality. This growth signifies that Liz is evolving from just a singer into a key player in conveying emotions.
As IVE embarks on their world tour, the release of this OST is likely to positively impact the group's musical image. Fans will not only listen to the song but will also develop deeper feelings as they witness their idol's interaction with the drama. This represents a compelling example of artists strengthening their multifaceted approach in the entertainment industry.
Moreover, Liz's involvement in the OST hints at her musical evolution in future activities. Collaborating with various artists could expand her musical palette, potentially linking her solo path. This trend not only solidifies IVE's position but also sets a significant precedent in the music industry going forward.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: Starship Entertainment
