Girl group T-ara will come back on November 1st with a 30-minute music video with a 1 billion won production.
T-ara's existing concept for "Roly-Poly" of retro will be twisted for a unique style that'll appeal more to teens and people in their 20s' with an electronic song and melody.
The comeback has the works of Cho Youngsoo who composed T-ara's "I Go Crazy Because of You", Shinsadong Tiger who made T-ara's "Bo Peep Bo Peep" and "Roly-Poly", the Brave Brothers who made Big Bang's best songs, and Kang Jiwon who composed and was involved with Secret's "Shy Boy" and "Magic".
The 30-minute music video was produced in the form of a drama with an exciting, addicting story. The music video was also directed by Cha Euntaek who also directed T-ara's former music videos as well as music videos for the biggest stars and foreign commercials.
T-ara will face big competition with other girl groups with their comeback on November 1st, including Girl's Generation and The Wonder Girls.
T-ara said, "We want to deliver to our fans in Korea a perfect and excellent image that we haven't been able to do before. Please have high expectations."
Core Contents' Media's Kim Kwangsoo is famous for producing famous music videos with sad love stories in Korea including Jo Sungmo's "To Heaven", SG Wannabe's "Timeless" and Davichi's "Even Though I Hate You, I Love You".
Kim Kwangsoo revealed that T-ara's new music video will once again be made on a high scale.
T-ara's existing concept for "Roly-Poly" of retro will be twisted for a unique style that'll appeal more to teens and people in their 20s' with an electronic song and melody.
The comeback has the works of Cho Youngsoo who composed T-ara's "I Go Crazy Because of You", Shinsadong Tiger who made T-ara's "Bo Peep Bo Peep" and "Roly-Poly", the Brave Brothers who made Big Bang's best songs, and Kang Jiwon who composed and was involved with Secret's "Shy Boy" and "Magic".
The 30-minute music video was produced in the form of a drama with an exciting, addicting story. The music video was also directed by Cha Euntaek who also directed T-ara's former music videos as well as music videos for the biggest stars and foreign commercials.
T-ara will face big competition with other girl groups with their comeback on November 1st, including Girl's Generation and The Wonder Girls.
T-ara said, "We want to deliver to our fans in Korea a perfect and excellent image that we haven't been able to do before. Please have high expectations."
Core Contents' Media's Kim Kwangsoo is famous for producing famous music videos with sad love stories in Korea including Jo Sungmo's "To Heaven", SG Wannabe's "Timeless" and Davichi's "Even Though I Hate You, I Love You".
Kim Kwangsoo revealed that T-ara's new music video will once again be made on a high scale.
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