Big Bang will be coming back to the Kpop scene with a remake song in Autumn.
Big Bang is set to release their minialbum in beginning of November. The title song to the minialbum will be a remake to Lee Moon Sae’s ‘붉은 노을 (Red Sunset)’.
A YG Entertainment representative said, “It is planned that Big Bang will comeback with a brand new image.”
Big Bang did the recording and the filming of the new MV this month in secrecy. They will be finishing their Japan concert performance and album promotion by 28th October.
‘붉은 노을’ is said to be a song that will present at different side of Big Bang’s music.
YG Entertainment president Yang Hyun Seok revealed the plans for idol group Big Bang for the rest of 2008.
He said on 14th October, “In October itself, Big Bang will be active in Japan. And then they will go back to Korea for their fans in November.”
Yang Hyun Seok, who used to be part of the famous group in the 90s Seo Taiji and Boys, also said,”Big Bang’s new album will include more than 10 songs. They will be back with their 2nd official album in November.”
He added, “We have already confirmed the title song to the new album which we see will be liked by music lovers from the teens to the 40s. Even though we still cannot reveal more about the album to the public, but it will be a song that will give hope to everyone who has been troubled by the various problems lately like economy-related etc. “
Meanwhile, Big Bang will be having their 3-cities concert tour in Japan Nagoya, Osaka and Tokyo from 28th October to 1st November.
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I was hoping they’d put out their own songs. i’m tired of artist remaking old songs.
like “tell it to my heart”
i mean i still love the song but it’s a remake and there’s just too much of that going on in the music market.
i’m sure fans want to hear more original stuff. well, at least i do.