The mini-album 'ReDeFINE' explores self-redefinition and carries special meaning with their 6th anniversary.
The experience during the fan concert deepened the relationship between the artists and their fans.
[TV Daily, Kim Jinsuk Reporter] CRAVITY members Woobin and Allen shared their emotional backstory. During a recent interview for the release of their mini album 'ReDeFINE' at Starship Entertainment in Seoul, they reflected on the challenges of being a rookie in the face of the pandemic. The upcoming album, 'ReDeFINE,' encapsulates a range of emotions that the group has experienced, highlighting the journey of 'self-redefinition' as they celebrate their 6th debut anniversary.
The members reminisced about the difficulties of interacting with fans during the pandemic. Wonjin articulated his feelings when he finally met fans, stating, “It was a joy beyond comparison. Just seeing the members and not being behind the walls of a practice room was uplifting.” They expressed how their first offline performance was emotional, with Seerim recalling, “I shed tears thinking about the faces of the fans I would see.”
Allen and Woobin, as the prominent figures who experienced the deepest emotions during the fan concert, reflected on the significance of that moment. Allen mentioned that it wasn’t unusual for him to cry, but it was the first time he saw another member tear up at a fan event. Woobin articulated that it was then that he realized true completion as artists comes from the audience's support.
The imminent release of CRAVITY's mini-album 'ReDeFINE' showcases their effort to reconstruct their musical identity. The album is a collection of meaningful songs capturing their growth, marked by a spectrum of emotions. Notably, the group has emerged more mature and in tune with their fans, overcoming the challenges of interacting due to the pandemic.
Furthermore, the emotional experiences during the fan concert have strengthened the bond between CRAVITY and their fans. The heartfelt feelings expressed when meeting fans provide a significant milestone in their nascent musical journey. This experience transcends mere performance; it symbolizes the depth of CRAVITY's musical identity and the power of their connection with fans, creating special memories for both.
Lastly, as Woobin emphasized, the presence of an audience holds immense power for artists. The emotional moments during their performance starkly illustrate how they are evolving as musicians. This serves as a reminder of the importance of interaction between fans and artists, which is expected to positively influence their future endeavors and successes.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: Starship Entertainment
