The song, based on 10CM's track from 2021, narrates the significance of love through refreshing vocals.
'Oseisa', based on Ichijo Masaki's novel, is currently being screened for audiences.
The group PLAVE is set to enhance the emotional resonance of the movie 'Oseisa' with their latest collaboration track. Titled 'I'll Borrow This Night', the song will be available from 6 PM on the 29th across various online music platforms.
This track is a collaboration with 10CM's previously released song from 2021, reflecting themes of pure love and cherished memories. As the main theme song for 'Oseisa', it conveys the importance of love, even if it fades with time. PLAVE's refreshing vocals are anticipated to elevate the depth of the piece, presenting the lyrics with poignant emotion that resonates well with the audience.
'Oseisa' is based on the novel by Ichijo Masaki, depicting a heartfelt love story between a high school girl with a condition that erases her memory daily and an ordinary boy. Starring Choo Young-woo and Sin-cha, the film was released on the 24th and has been well-received by audiences. PLAVE, a virtual boy group that debuted in 2023, has been actively making strides in the music industry.
PLAVE's 'I'll Borrow This Night' emphasizes emotional delivery. Their crisp and refreshing vocals blend perfectly with the lyrics, inviting listeners to open their hearts. The structure of the lyrics, which reflect on how love can change over time, is expected to foster a deeper connection with fans.
Furthermore, since their debut, PLAVE has been establishing their music style by exploring various genres. Collaborations, such as with 'Oseisa', play a significant role in amplifying the film's emotions, making a lasting impression not just on fans but also on the general public.
PLAVE's active presence in the music industry highlights their potential. With each album achieving record-breaking sales, their music is being well-received by the public. If this trend continues, PLAVE is likely to make a significant impact in a larger market.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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