They aim to establish themselves as icons in K-Pop by setting individual goals.
The title track 'FREAK ALARM' emphasizes teamwork and energy.
[TV Daily Reporter Kim Hangil] The rookie boy group ALPHA DRIVE ONE (ALD1) is determined to make their mark in the K-Pop scene. They held a media showcase on January 12th at the Bluesquare SOL Travel Hall in Hannam-dong, Seoul, celebrating the release of their first mini album 'EUPHORIA.' The album encapsulates the journey of the eight members as they come together to fulfill their collective dreams.
Leader Rio expressed his excitement, stating, "It’s thrilling to start the year with such wonderful friends. We worked hard to present the best performance, and we ask for your support." The members aspire not just to debut but to become icons in K-Pop. Junho articulated, "I hope ALPHA DRIVE ONE is recognized as the icon of K-Pop." Meanwhile, Arno emphasized his desire to become a symbol of K-Pop, inspired by the seniors who have made history.
Each member expressed a commitment to set a new benchmark in the K-Pop realm. The title track, 'FREAK ALARM,' symbolizes their unified presence, with Gunwoo highlighting the performance's intensity and the teamwork behind it. This album will be available on all streaming platforms at 6 PM today.
ALPHA DRIVE ONE is emerging as a new wave in K-Pop. Their debut signifies not just the start of a team but a strong commitment to lead the future of the Korean music industry. The members' intentions to set personal goals as benchmarks for K-Pop showcase their authenticity and determination.
What stands out is their aspiration to follow the paths of senior artists. The struggles and triumphs of those who came before them seem to have greatly inspired ALPHA DRIVE ONE. As indicated by Arno's statements, they are eager to carve out their own history.
Musically, their title track 'FREAK ALARM' makes a bold statement through a performance that highlights teamwork and passion. It promises to be a song that brings about new changes, potentially setting a new standard in K-Pop based on the energy of early K-Pop.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: An Seonghu
