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Virtual artist WON to debut with first single 'Mama Song' on the 8th

Virtual artist WON, produced by Cho Yeong-su, is set to make an official debut on the 8th with the release of the first single 'Mama Song'.

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Virtual artist WON, produced by Cho Yeong-su, will officially debut on the 8th at 6:00 PM with the release of the first single 'Mama Song'. The music will be available on various online music sites starting at that time.

'Mama Song' is a pop ballad featuring English lyrics that express tender feelings toward a mother. The track begins calmly with guitar playing, followed by the sequential addition of drums and bass, and builds emotional intensity in the chorus with the addition of harmonies and string arrangements. Producer Cho Yeong-su worked on the track with the goal of creating a song that people will continue to seek out over time rather than music that is quickly consumed.

WON utilizes an original vocal that was separately created and generated, rather than using the voice of an existing singer. The intention is to differentiate WON from existing virtual artists by providing a unique identity through both appearance and vocal tone. Cho Yeong-su has described WON as "a friend who looks into people's hearts through song rather than talking much about their own story."

Leading this project, producer Cho Yeong-su is a composer who has worked on SG Wannabe's 'My Person', Lee Seung-chul's 'There Is No One Like That', Davichi's 'Love and War', and Lim Young-woong's 'Trust in Me'. Starting with this first single, WON is expected to release music across various genres and unique content.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL · K-pop Reporter

Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.

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