Their song 'NO PAIN' was selected due to its high response during performances.
They are attempting musical changes with their new single 'BIG VOID' and are set for a Japan tour.
[TV Daily Reporter Kim Ji-ha] The band Silica Gel is expanding its global presence in the music industry.
On December 15, they appeared on Japan's prominent music channel ‘THE FIRST TAKE’ to perform their hit song ‘NO PAIN’ live.
‘THE FIRST TAKE’ is renowned for its single-take performance format, providing artists a platform to showcase their true musical abilities. Featuring prominent Japanese talents like YOASOBI and Hikaru Utada, as well as global artists like Måneskin and Avril Lavigne, the channel garners significant attention. Silica Gel makes history as the first all-male Korean band to perform, reaffirming its presence in the Japanese music scene.
Vocalist Kim Han-joo explained the choice of ‘NO PAIN’ saying it receives the best reactions during live performances, expressing hope that viewers would eventually sing along at their concerts. Earlier, they released their new single ‘BIG VOID’ on November 11, attracting great attention as they venture beyond their previously recognized strong sound into a more diverse musical spectrum.
Furthermore, Silica Gel will host their ‘Syn.THE.Size X Japan Tour’ in Tokyo and Osaka, aimed at deepening connections with their Japanese audience.
Silica Gel's appearance on ‘THE FIRST TAKE’ strengthens its position in the Japanese music market for Korean bands. This channel excels at delivering artists’ musical depth intuitively, presenting a unique opportunity for Silica Gel to showcase its talents widely. By appealing to Japanese music fans with this fresh approach, their music can gain increased popularity among a broader audience.
Furthermore, Kim Han-joo's mention of choosing ‘NO PAIN’ underscores the band’s performance style and their interaction with audiences. By selecting a track that receives favorable responses, they enhance their connection with fans and further illustrate the value of live performances. This kind of engagement is crucial in pop music, and Silica Gel stands out as a notable example of this phenomenon.
The recently released single ‘BIG VOID’ symbolically represents the band's musical evolution. They are exploring new colors beyond their previously intense sounds, providing fans with a fresh experience, meanwhile increasing their potential for sustained success in the music industry.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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