‘Music Bank‘ is back with a fun and exciting show that was chock-full of amazing performances!
Besides the usual stages, miss A, INFINITE, TEEN TOP, Homme, Hwanhee, NS Yoon Ji, andBrave Girls made their respective comebacks, while ZE:A began follow-up promotions.
miss A faced off against 2NE1 for this week’s K-Chart, and in the end, it was the former who clinched the win. Congratulations to miss A who claims their 2nd win in two days!
Check out their comeback stage on today’s episode of Music Bank which also includes a performance of their “Love Alone” theme song for Kim Yuna’s Ice Show earlier this year.
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Other performers included Lee Sun Jung Band, HITT, Piggy Dolls, Rumble Fish, Can, J.ae, Mighty Mouth, Block B, CSJH – Dana & Sunday, HyunA, T-ara, and MBLAQ.
The INFINITE boys are finally back with their new album “Over The Top” complete with a whole new masculine transformation compared to their last promotion cycle with “Nothing’s Over”.
Their comeback album’s title track, “Be Mine”, is the work of Korea’s greatest hitmakers, Sweetune(Han Jaeho and Kim Seung Soo). Continuing the trends of their past hits, “Be Mine” is a powerful synth pop dance track that features a rendition of Europop from the ’80s with a modern twist. This refreshing song brings out the best of INFINITE’s charms and will definitely be one that raises the quality of K-Pop.
Despite being a project group, Homme (2AM’s Changmin and 8eight’s Lee Hyun) had a spectacular run last summer with their debut song ‘Was Able To Eat Well’.
Hoping for another hit, the group recently returned with ‘Man Should Laugh‘. Produced by hitman bang (Bang Shi Hyuk), the song is upbeat, but at the same time, it showcases the masculinity and powerful aura surrounding the two main vocals, making it very refreshing to listen to on a hot summer day.
But nothing beats a live performance, so cool yourself down with the group’s first comeback performance on Music Bank!
Hwanhee released his first full solo album earlier today and is also making his comeback on today’s KBS Music Bank as well.
‘I didn’t think the pain would last, I need to get this off my chest / I feel as though I can’t go on / Won’t you come back to me.’ (The lyrics to Hwanhee’s new song, “Love Pain“)
Former Fly to the Sky member Hwanhee, is sharing some of his painful heartache with his comeback promotions. He had gone through a difficult break-up, and his title song “Love Pain”, tells his story.
Hwanhee stated, “I can’t reveal her identity, but six months ago I ended things with the woman I dated for two years… my new title track tells of my emotional breakup experience.”
Hwanhee didn’t write the actual song itself – it was written by composer Jo Jun Young, but because Hwanhee had shared his heartache with him, Hwanhee’s emotions naturally carried into the song. Of course, the lyrics do not express his thoughts accurately.
“I don’t want to be with her again, despite what the lyrics say. She isn’t mine anymore,” he explained.“After being lost for so long, I reached out to her only to find that she had someone else. The hardest thing was acknowledging her new relationship. I loved her enough to spend the rest of my life with her. I thought that she of all people would still wait for me, even if I left her. I guess I was selfish.”
“It should’ve ended with the break-up but the break-up then turned into a song,” he said. “I worried that she may be hurt after hearing it, but as a musician, naturally I express my emotions through my music. I hope that it won’t affect her emotionally,” he concluded.
Check out his comeback stage below!
ZE:A have ditched being cute Pororos’ and transformed into charismatic men for their “Heart for 2” promotions on today’s episode of KBS Music Bank.
Having performed a shortened version of it during their comeback stage, the boys will be following up with a full performance of “Heart for 2″ for their follow-up promotions. It is a composition by rookie teamE.One and is a crossover number that combines house electronic rhythm with acoustic sounds. The fresh arrangement and the powerful yet sentimental melody capture the boys’ drastic transformation well.
ZE:A, who have earned the nickname of ‘Empire of Pororo’ with their ‘Pororo choreography’, have shed their lovely images for “Watch Out”. For “Heart for 2″, the boys unveiled their powerful choreography and charismatic appeal to signal their return as men.
Check out their performance below!
Singer NS Yoon Ji is finally back on KBS “Music Bank” with her latest title track, “Want To See You Again”!
Released on July 29th, “Want To See You Again” is a refreshing acoustic track produced by hit makersRhymer and Master Key, and the song’s cheerful lyrics talk about the heart-pounding, happy moments of a couple at the beginning stages of their relationship.
The song also features Mighty Mouth’s Sangchu, who has been garnering attention recently for his solid 8-pack body transformation.
Check out her comeback performance down below!
After the release of their first mini-album, “ROMAN” earlier this week, TEEN TOP is out to conquer the stage with their first comeback in nearly four months.
Known for their powerful choreography for “Clap” and “Supa Luv“, the boys made their return amidst the anticipation of many in the industry for living up to their potential.
Their title track, “No More Perfume On You“, was produced by composer Bang Shi Hyuk, and features a combination of modern melodies and trendy beats. Perhaps the most interesting part are the lyrics, as it directly expresses one man’s feelings on dating between an older woman and girls his age.
Check out their Music Bank comeback stage which also includes “Beautiful Girl“!
Source: Daum Music via allkpop
On the July 29th episode of KBS’s ‘Music Bank’, the ladies of Brave Girls finally made their comeback with their title track, “Easily“!
Their comeback mini-album, “Back to da Future“, includes a variety of different genres with inspiration from the ’80s and ’90’s. Their title track in particular is a medium tempo song of the reggae genre that’s both easy to sing along to and addictive.
The song features the leader of Korea’s reggae scene, Skull, and is produced by Brave Brothers.
Skull praised, “As a rookie girl group, it’s difficult to take on a wide range of genres. ’Why So Often’ best exemplifies the girls’ distinct color and combines a reggae style that’s mainstream enough to capture the hearts of the public.” Brave Brothers also revealed, “It’s the best song I’ve ever made in my life thus far.”
Check out their comeback below!
The Piggy Dolls are back on today’s episode of Music Bank for their comeback promotions.
In a sharp contrast to their debut, the girls are making their comeback with a slimmer image, which was the result of continuous late night practice sessions ahead of their comeback.
The girls had debuted with the hopes of giving other overweight people the confidence to stand out, so this weight loss has actually put the company in quite the predicament. Their group name Piggy Dolls also doesn’t quite match up to their current image now.
Their comeback track “Know Her” has a reggae beat and a SynBrass sound that match the cute and witty lyrics. Without further ado, check out their comeback stage below!
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