R&B ballad "Spring Day" written by Sooyoung (Girls' Generation) October 2011
スヨンが作詞したR&Bバラード『春の日』（少女時代）2011年10月
Girls' Generation's Sooyoung participates in writing lyrics for 3rd album
Girls' Generation, which is active in Asia, will make her debut as a lyricist with the 3rd full-length album to be released on the 19th.
According to management company SM Entertainment on the 14th, Sooyoung was in charge of the lyrics for the up-tempo R&B ballad "Spring Day" included in Girls' Generation's 3rd album. The song has a bright and warm impression and contains a message of hope. The album contains 12 songs, including the pop urban dance title "The Boys" written and arranged by Teddy Riley, who was the producer of Michael Jackson (1958-2009) and is considered one of the top three producers in the world. was recorded. Also included are the Korean version of Girls' Generation's hit song "Mr. Taxi" released in Japan, the bright and light synth pop "Telepathy", the fun retro pop "Say Yes", and the cheering song "Vitamin".
Girls' Generation will release their 3rd album on the 19th and simultaneously release the title song "The Voice" to the world through iTunes. On the same day, the music video for "The Voice" will also be released through SM's YouTube channel and Facebook. Prior to this, 'The Voice' music video teaser will be released at 0:00 on the 15th and 17th.
On the other hand, Girls' Generation will release a maxi single of the new song "The Voice" through the major label "Interscope Records" under the umbrella of Universal Music Group in the United States in November.
(From K-POP News)
★ "The Boys"
"I see, so this is it." It sounds like a really cool song. Dancing is cool too. It's like a dance that forces difficult movements, but they seem to be able to adapt quickly because the foundation is solid.
I can't imagine that they had a lot of time due to their busy schedules. However, even from the partial footage, it is conveyed that this is "a song that looks amazing". This will be sent simultaneously to the world on the 19th. I don't think there was a lot of practice time, but being released like this means that they have completely digested them (confidence) (Winning the race against time is also a condition to continue to be first-class. It's amazing. power).
I've heard that K-POP dances don't have a complete overall composition, but the details are created in the flow of the scene.
In that case, it is possible that the opinions of the members will be adopted more and more. Individual part parts etc. may not be given priority to the idea of the person.
Come to think of it, my impression of the popular song "GENIE" has changed considerably over the course of the repeated stages.
In recent stages, Tiffany introduced rap and breathed new blood into it. The first time I saw it was on a music program on Fuji TV. Beautiful legs and rap were beautifully synchronized by Tiffany, and it was a moment when I felt that the charm of this song was further enhanced.
They performed "Genie" at the Dream Concert in Gyeongju, South Korea the other day, and the fans cheered and applauded Tiffany's rap. Rapping seems to have become Tiffany's dominant repertoire (even for her girlhood). Her rap could be a frequent occurrence in her girlhood music.
More than a year has passed since her girlhood came to Japan. During this time, she has been observing the flow of their music scene, but the impression they got from "Genie" and "Gee" is gradually changing. The girls, who have attracted attention for their beauty that puts actresses to shame and their beautiful dance legs, have become more interested in their individual characteristics than their appearance as the names of the members have spread to the fans. As a result, from the time the album was released and the Japan tour began, fans began to pay attention to their songs themselves. It seems that their dance came to be perceived as an aesthetic harmony rather than seen as an individual.
It was only natural that Taeyeon, Jessica, Tiffany, Seohyun, and Sunny strengthened their presence.
The members will appeal their presence with their solo parts, but if their singing ability is weak, the time allotted for that will be limited. As a result, there is a strong impression that the dancer group has eaten more than the vocal group. It would be ideal to create a scene where the vocalist sings and the dancers perform in the center of the stage, but it seems to be difficult to create such a scene and has never been seen. It's just that Hyoyeon comes out and dances during the interlude.
Among the unique members, Sooyoung is unable to come up with a particular image. Sooyoung doesn't have many singing scenes, and even in her solo parts, she often shows a sober performance and withdraws. Maybe not, but I feel that way. Her deployed cameras will therefore find it difficult to catch her in the spot. It is quite possible.
She is a lively girl on variety shows, but when she appears on a song stage, for some reason, she ends up with her sober performance. Fans will no longer be satisfied with just her beautiful legs that she showed off in "Genie" and "Hoot". She must be feeling that her fans want her to meet something different. She thinks she has to do something with her solo part on stage, but I can't think of what it is.
The lyrics she wrote will become a song. Did she have that side? Was thoughtfulness working negatively on stage? She's pretty just standing there, but her dynamic music scene can make it look silly.
She thought she didn't have that kind of choreography in "BAD GIR". Even if a woman with outstanding style like Sooyoung says, "I have the best style," it's not a production that leads to the main theme of this song, coolness. There is no way she would think like that. The performance that made her the most attractive was 'Seoul City Publicity Song'. Sooyoung in that song is graceful and beautiful.
I hope she successfully brings that image to the stage...
Although it was a short period, there was a time when I was also active in music. I wrote lyrics, formed a band, and went to events such as hospitals.
It makes me happy to have her as a member of her hobby.
I hope that the song "Spring Day" that she wrote the lyrics for will become popular...
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