Group i-dle (아이들) member Soyeon delivered "the amazing life" at Han River Police.
Cube Entertainment Corp. released on the group's official SNS on the 31st of last month an audio snippet of Soyeon's first full-length album "the amazing life" that, unlike conventional formats such as live or visualizers, captured a summer moment Soyeon spent after visiting Han River Police late at night.
I'm at Han River Police right now, and harame (highlight medley) yes. I'll play some songs for you now, Soyeon said as she introduced the highlight medley of her first full-length album "the amazing life" while eating Han River Police ramen.
The title track, part of which was revealed for the first time, 'I'll quit my job (Narr. Kian84)' hinted at the birth of a new anthem for office workers with its bright and upbeat mood.
'Bankroll,' which captures complicated emotions with blunt lyrics, left a strong impression with Soyeon's intense vocals and rock-based sound, and following 'icebluerabbit,' which was pre-released at a set, Soyeon put down her ramen and danced freely to 'STAR,' an EDM-sound track that received praise when presented on festival stages and in its music video. Then, when the cute-lyriced and highly addictive 'I hate vegetables song' played, she showed her ramen that had no vegetables at all.
Alongside Soyeon riding the rhythm, 'Amigo (Feat. Minsu),' which sampled Madonna's 'Like a Virgin,' and 'Can't we just love,' in which she sang a verse live, drew attention as tracks that reflected Soyeon's frank emotions. In the dreamy yet lingering track about love and parting, 'sending romance,' Soyeon lay on a picnic mat and enjoyed the romance of a summer night at Han River Police.
True to her reputation as a representative K-pop producer, Soyeon participated in all tracks on her first full-length album, making her colors even clearer. She also worked with tasteful producers such as Groovyroom and R.Tee, signaling a further expanded musical world.
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