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Jung Yong-hwa Relives Bittersweet Memories for “One Fine Day”

Jung Yong-hwa Relives Bittersweet Memories for “One Fine Day”

Jung Yong-hwa Relives Bittersweet Memories for “One Fine Day”
Memories are many things. They are happy, sad, good and bad. They are the boundless remnants of days past, which CN Blue‘s leader evokes for his debut album. Jung Yong-hwa doesn’t necessarily break any molds with his solo premiere, but he manages to use nostalgia for a fairly decent compilation of his feelings.
As is the norm for most albums, this one has an intro, but it is purely instrumental. The absence of vocals sets up the mood and story of the album. Perhaps the lack of a voice represents the bittersweet silence one experiences post-breakup. This setup also works to introduce the following track by echoing the melody for “One Fine Day.”
“One Fine Day” starts off with a quiet piano background and accompanying strings. This soft blend of orchestral harmonies goes well with Yong-hwa’s raspy vocals as he gently whispers his lament in the lyrics. He sings his regrets over being unable to express his love to his former girlfriend, describing her as “dazzingly beautiful” on one particular day. He wishes only to return to this moment in time if for nothing else than to express how much he loves her. 

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Idol Leaders Who Aren’t the Oldest in Their Group

2AM’s Jo Kwon (August 28, 1989) Known as one of the trainees with the longest training period, not many people questioned his position as leader. B1A4’s Jin Young (November 18, 1991) He is only five months younger than the oldest teammate, CNU. Block B’s Zico (September 14, 1992) Although he has his silly side, Zico known when it’s time to get down to business. He is the second youngest of seven members. Big Bang’s G-Dragon (August 18, 1988) He gained experience very early during childhood through the group Little RooRa. He penned “Lies,” which shot his group to stardom. Such success due to a member, and not from the agency, freelance composers, etc.,  was unprecedented.
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’1st Look’ reveals BTS photos from INFINITE’s soccer photo shoot

INFINITE‘s Woohyun, Hoya, and L were previously seen showing off their soccer skills for ‘Nike‘ in ‘1st Look‘, and now the magazine has released behind-the-scenes photos from the pictorial. The INFINITE trio previously engaged in a 3:3 game of ‘street football’ with ‘Asian Football Confederation‘ (‘AFC‘)’s U-19 championship winners Kim Seung Jun, Oh Young Jun, and Kang Sang Woo for the ‘Nike Football FC247 Collection‘. Woohyun and Hoya are seen taking time to stretch before the soccer game, while L shows his love for photography. The three members also make fan girls melt with their charisma as they model their casual active wear. Check out the BTS photos below!
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Agency ordered to repay partner

A Seoul court ordered the agency of Block B to return nearly $600,000 to its partner, holding it responsible for not hosting a concert of the idol group. The Seoul Central District Court ruled yesterday that Stardom Entertainment, which represents the seven-member boy group, needs to pay 652.44 million won ($586,990) to Shownote. The two companies signed a deal in September last year after agreeing to collaborate to hold Block B concerts at least twice each year for two years. Shownote gave the money to Stardom Entertainment on two occasions through October of last year. But the concerts were canceled after a conflict between Block B and Stardom Entertainment deepened over the terms of the contract. Shownote terminated the deal with Stardom Entertainment and filed a lawsuit to get the money back. Stardom Entertainment reportedly filed a countersuit, claiming Shownote slandered another singer that it represented and demanded 30 million won in compensation.
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