The new track conveys a powerful message through the harmony created by the four members.
Plans for concerts and a new album release in 2026 have also been announced.
The group Forestella has announced a new beginning. On December 15th at 6 PM, they released their pre-release single 'Still Here' from their fourth studio album 'The Legacy', showcasing a fresh musical journey for their fans. On the same day, the fan club pre-sale for their nationwide tour concert 'The Legacy' in Daegu quickly sold out within minutes. 'Still Here' features the unique harmony created by the four members of Forestella. The song reinterprets the Irish folk tune 'Danny Boy', conveying a powerful message of inner voice and hope through a full orchestral arrangement. Notably, the solo parts reflecting each member's journey blend magnificently with their impressive harmony, demonstrating a solid structure. The production of this track was a collaboration with 'Art & Artist', a company associated with member Kang Hyung-ho, which invested over a year to enhance the quality of their music. Following the successful release of 'Still Here', Forestella will hold solo concerts titled 'The Legacy' in Seoul, Daegu, and Busan, with plans to release a new studio album in 2026.
The new song 'Still Here' by Forestella opens up a unique musical horizon. The track reinterprets the Irish folk tune 'Danny Boy', creating a profound emotional connection through its vocal harmonies and orchestral splendor. The process of each member expressing their stories in solo parts reflects their musical growth and evolution, serving as a vital aspect in forming a closer bond with fans.
In the context of the artist's activities, Forestella has been known for various musical experiments, and this song continues that trend. Notably, the involvement of Kang Hyung-ho in the production enhances the individuality of the members, contributing to the establishment of their musical identity.
From a fandom and industry perspective, 'Still Here' marks an important milestone. The rapid sell-out following the song's release showcases Forestella's strong fanbase and the trust in their music. This comeback not only raises expectations for the group's future direction but is likely to pave the way for a new musical chapter leading up to their album release in 2026.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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