Japanese boy group VIBY to release Korean versions of two songs
The five-member Japanese boy group VIBY will release Korean versions of their songs 'HANAMARU' and 'Gotcha' on various music streaming platforms on the 26th.
Five-member group VIBY will release Korean versions of 'HANAMARU' and 'Gotcha' on the 26th, following 'HANAMARU' reaching number one on the Billboard Japan 'Heatseekers Songs' chart this past May.
According to media reports, the five-member Japanese boy group VIBY will release Korean versions of 'HANAMARU' and 'Gotcha' through various music streaming sites on the 26th. The group will newly perform these two songs, which were first introduced in Japan, in Korean.
'HANAMARU' is a youth song that delivers a message of encouragement to those living ordinary daily lives. It contains the message of telling oneself "well done," both on days when things go well and on days when things do not go as planned. This song reached number one on the Billboard Japan 'Heatseekers Songs' chart following its release in Japan this past May.
'Gotcha' is a cheerful dance pop genre track. It features a harmony of refreshing guitar sounds, synths, and an addictive melody.
VIBY is a five-member boy group and the first artist of the new label Riam J. The group name carries the meaning of a "journey toward a shining youth."
Having released their Japanese pre-debut single this past March, VIBY will present these two songs to Korean fans with this release of the Korean versions.
Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.
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