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Don't Look Back In Anger 떼창. Half The World Away 떼창도 늘 행복하다.

'I've been lost, I've been found, but I don't feel down' 가사 부르고 두 박자 쉬고 (짝)(짝) 박수 치는 거. In The Heat Of The Moment 들으니까 가슴이 웅장해지고. 오에시스 곡은 많이 없었지만 신규 앨범, 정규 2집 노래들 많이 들을 수 있어서 좋았다. A.K.A... What A Life!도 개좋아ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ I'm gonna take that tiger outside for a ride~~~~ The Mighty Quinn도 너무 신났고.

오히려 노엘이�� 리암 무대는 멘트가 별로 없어서 더 매력 있는 것 같다. 겁나 멋있지 않습니까? 우리는 노래로만 승부 본다!!! 이런 느낌(나만 그렇게 느낌) 크리스랑 겜도 너무 반갑고 다른 멤버들도 반가웠어.

꿈만 같았다. We're On Our Way Now 불러줄 땐 그 노래를 썼을 때 어떤 마음으로 써줬을지 느껴져 막 혼자 눈물 훔치고ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ

I'm worn out, 'Cause with every little trick they try to drag you down, You don't know why <- 이거 듣는데 나만큼 오열할 사람 없다. 고마워, 노엘ㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ 여기저기 치이고 살아나간 내 20대, 30대는 노엘이랑 리암이 없었다면 아예 못 버텼을 거다. 버티는 방법도 몰랐을 거고. 똑같이 힘들지만 10대 때 내가 이겨낸 방법은 건강하지 않았거든. 같이 마음 고생해줘서 고마워ㅠㅠㅠ 내년에 또 와준다고 해줘서도 고맙고 동의해준 멤버들도 감사함당❤️

그렇게 탈진한 상태로 집을 오고.

반팔 MD를 자세히 찍어봤다. 6만원어치 천 쪼가리. 뒷면에 있는 노엘 보니 조직 보스 같음. 내년에 입고 다녀야징.

그리고 꿈꾸듯이 지금까지 보냈다고 한다. 이번에도 만난 '콘서트에 미친 자들'. 노엘 콘서트 보고 바로 공항 가서 아침 9시 비행기 타고 다른 나라로 공연 보러 가신다고. 노엘 초상화 가져온 팬 분도 보이고. 가는 길에 팬 분들끼리 하는 말씀 들었는데.

'검정치마'는 콘서트 취소 표 나오긴 힘들 것 같고, '임영웅' 님은 거기 가는 어른들이 사회 생활에 제약 받는 분들이 아니라 취소 표 안 생겨 아무래도 자긴 가기 힘들 것 같다고ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 노엘 콘서트만 보러 다니시는 게 아님. 콘서트에 진심인 분들은 그들만의 리그가 따로 있다.

어떤 분은 '어른들이 예전에 워크맨에 노래 녹음해서 듣고 다닌 게 지금 10대들이 노엘 음악 듣는 거랑 똑같은 거 아니겠냐'고ㅋㅋㅋㅋ '노엘이 목 안 좋은 파트에선 팬한테 노래 떠넘기는 거 같다'는 말도 듣곸ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 혼자 왔는데 너무 즐거웠다ㅋㅋㅋ 들리는 대화 듣는 것만으로도 겁나 웃김

근데 잠실 실내 체육관은 나같은 아싸가 가기엔 뻘쭘한 곳이다. 공간은 겁내 큰데 주변에 기다릴 데가 없어. 근처에 카페도 없고 카페 가려면 15분은 걸어야 한다. 구조가 왜 이래ㅠㅠ 심지어 겁나 처박혀 있고 뭐 먹으려고 하면 20분은 걸어 나가야 되고. 올림픽 공원 쪽은 혼자 조용히 있을 카페도 있고 한데. 어휴. 처음 와서 내가 잘 모르는 건지, 아님 너무 일찍 와 뭘 할지 몰라 여기저기 왔다갔다 해서 그랬던 건지. 밖에 있으면서도 오전 11시에서 오후 8시까지 그 누구와도 대화하지 않은 채 있던 아싸의 하루였다.

팬 분들이 올려주신 영상 보니 그때 기억이 새록새록. 그날은 다들 미쳤다.

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210129 KStyle Vol. 1 ― ORβIT, the 7 members are finally together. “The short time we can be together... We are enjoying it with lots of laughs.”

Vol. 1 ― ORβIT, the 7 members are finally together. “The short time we can be together... We are enjoying it with lots of laughs.”

ORβIT is a Japanese-Korean group composed of 7 unique members. They released their long-awaited debut album in November last year, to which many fans responded with enthusiastic support.

It has almost been a year since ORβIT was formed and announced on February 9, 2020. We asked them about the steps that led to the decision of forming the group and about the reason for their career choices as an artist.

ENG TRANSLATION BY ORBIT_INTL Source: KStyle News DO NOT RE-USE, REUPLOAD OR RE-TRANSLATE WITHOUT PERMISSION

― The 7 of you are finally together for the first time in a long time, but how are you spending your time together?

HEECHO: We spend our private time just relaxing together. Watching movies late at night, having deep talks.

YOUNGHOON: We watched the movie “Midnight Runners”, it was interesting. We watch movies where we need to hold in our laughter.

YOONDONG: We watch Netflix together, but just simply being together is fun.

HEECHO: It’s been a long time since we’ve spent time together, so we try to have a fun time together. We can’t be together for a long time, so we are enjoying it with lots of laughs.

TOMO: We made grilled chicken skewers with a special grill for it. Heecheon-san and I were the ones in charge of the grill (laughs). Other than that, Jun and I read manga often.

JUNE: As for “Jujutsu Kaisen” and “Demon Slayer”, we even went to watch the movie and cried together. I also liked “Chainsaw Man”, which Tomo introduced me to.

TOMO: I like the “Weekly Shonen Jump” (weekly manga anthology) type of manga, and my all-time favorite one is “Hokuto no Ken”. I’ve been re-reading it lately, and my inner child is getting excited. My favorite move is “Hokuto Shichishi Seiten” (Seven Star Points of Death). Even the sounds when the enemy loses are funny, like the famous ones “abeshi” or “hidebu”, but there’s also minor ones like “nani wo para~” (the word “what” followed gibberish), it’s the funniest. (laughs)

― You spoke at the last interview that you wanted to eat Yoondong-san’s cooking, but did that come true?

SHUNYA: Yes, we ate it! It was so good~!

YOONDONG: I made them kimchi fried rice.

HEECHO: Wait, when? I didn’t eat any (laughs).

YOUNGHOON: When everyone left for BUGVEL’s recording, Shunya, Yoondong and I ate together.

HEECHO: We were eating takoyaki that time at the studio. I love takoyaki.

― There were some comments from overseas fans on the last interview, but are any of you studying any foreign languages? What word did you learn lately?

SHUNYA: I read Korean vocabulary books sometimes, but I watch a lot of Korean drama and I’ve been starting to understand some words that are said a lot in drama.

HEECHO: My hands are already full from learning Japanese and I haven’t been able to learn other languages. I still need to work on my Japanese…

TOMO: But all 3 Korean members have been naturally studying Japanese, so they are very good in Japanese.

HEECHO: All the Japanese words that the members have taught me were all bad words… (laughs).

TOMO: Hey, that’s the other way around! (laughs) I ask them to teach me Korean, but they always teach me bad words.

HEECHO: (laughs). The world out there is dangerous these days, you need to know some strong words (laughs).

TOMO: Other than bad words, they taught me how to say 삼겹살 주세요, which means “can I have pork belly?”

SHUNYA: (Heecho whispers something in his ear.) Just now, I learned how to say 그렇게 하면 죽도 밥도 안돼, which means “it’s going to be half-baked if you continue like this”.

TOMO: This is the type of thing they teach us (laughs).

YUGO: 멋있지？I look cool, right? (laughs)

Everyone: Yugo is so cute~!

JUNE: The word I learned lately is “kaibyaku”. It means the beginning of the world, of time. I found it while searching for a more complicated word during the lyric writing process because the expression felt off and I thought there was another way to say it.

HEECHO: For me, it’s “mugi to kome no nimousaku” (double cropping of rice and wheat). I learned it while studying a kanji practice book for Japanese grade school students and it left a strong impression on me.

YOONDONG: I learned the word “kyakuashi” (customer traffic). The meaning was different from what I intended to say, but I learned the word. Is it a bad word?

TOMO: No, you can use it as “customer traffic increased, or decreased”. It’s not a bad word.

YOUNGHOON: For me, it’s “waruagaki wo suru” (futile resistance). I resist fate in a futile way. I learned it while writing lyrics.

What about the debut date? “I felt emotional at the CD shop… It didn’t feel real.”

― You debuted on November 11, but how does it feel like to have debuted?

HEECHO: Nothing much changed just because we debuted, but we got here as a result of pursuing what we wanted to do. That is why there wasn’t any big change, but I hope we can continue with the same mindset.

YOUNGHOON: After releasing our debut album and seeing everyone’s reactions, I thought a lot about our situation and our responsibilities and it made me feel like we need to make even better songs and show an even better version of ourselves in the future. We are preparing for our next release with utmost effort.

― For Heecho-san, Younghoon-san, and Yoondong-san, this is your second debut. Did you give any advice to the 4 others?

HEECHO: I think it’s just a number, and there isn’t much to mind about just because it’s our second time, but there are things we can say because we have experience debuting once previously. It is the first time (for the Japanese members), so I’d like to teach them what I know.

TOMO: I think they do have a certain emotional leeway. There were hardships until we reached our debut, but there were a lot of moments the 3 helped and cheered us up.

YOUNGHOON: If we could do more activities, I think there is more I can teach them, but there isn’t much we can do amidst the pandemic situation… Later, when we will be able to do more, I’d like to relay more of our experience.

― How did you spend your debut date?

YUGO: Nothing much different, we just practiced as usual.

TOMO: I think we were doing voice training.

HEECHO: The Korean members were learning choreography and practicing dance.

YOUNGHOON: Yoondong was buying pyjamas that day (laughs).

JUNE: We were just doing lessons as usual even though it was debut date, so although I was internally excited like “today is debut date!”, I was a little bit sad that the lesson menu was hard as usual (laughs).

SHUNYA: The Japan members had the chance to go to CD shops for greetings. I was surprised seeing that the store decorations were, very, big? It made me really happy. It didn’t feel real.

YOUNGHOON: I saw the pictures too and it made me really happy that the shop staff wrote descriptions of our songs in so much detail. If we have the chance, I want to cook for the shop staff (laughs).

Everyone (laughs).

YOUNGHOON: I also read the messages from EαRTHs in the notebooks placed at the CD shops. There were a lot of messages written in hiragana so that we understand too, it made me happy. EαRTHs are really nice.

Struggles experienced especially because they are self-produced. “Thankful for all the support from many”

― The album “00” was definitely a challenging work, like you spoke about it in the previous interview. A lot of comments from fans were sent to Kstyle too. How were the reactions from fans after the release?

Everyone: Ohh~! (Clapping)

YOUNGHOON: We’re very grateful and happy. Every song was made with a lot of attention to details, so I hope EαRTHs listen to them a lot and enjoy it.

YOONDONG: My wanting to make something better and to perfect our performances got stronger, especially because we debuted.

― Last time, we asked you about the recording process. How were the parts separated within the songs, and how were the solo songs and unit song “Mizutamari.” (written by Yugo-kun) chosen?

HEECHO: First, we all sing equal parts and then we adjust as we sing because some members suit some parts better. I chose the parts, but nobody complained.

SHUNYA: ORβIT’s absolute leader (laughs). Heecheon-san knows everyone’s uniqueness and attributed the parts, so it turned out really nice naturally.

HEECHO: For me, the part I thought over the most while making the album was attributing the parts. As for the solo song and unit songs, we just went with whoever wanted to do it.

YUGO: I thought “Mizutamari.” could be the three of us (Yoondong, Shunya, Yugo) who don’t sing chorus parts often. I attributed the parts as the writer as well. It was my first time writing lyrics and I had never thought of doing it before, but after becoming part of ORβIT, I’ve been wanting to try new things such as piano as well. It’s a memorable song for which I challenged lyric writing for the first time. The track was composed first, onto which I wrote lyrics.

― In Younghoon-san’s song “MOONCRYSTALPOWER”, the sole Japanese part amongst the Korean lyrics was also a hot topic. Many said that it’s a very “Younghoon-san like” song.

YOUNGHOON: I always get the comment that the phrase “yuusha no sakebi” (a hero’s scream) is very “funny”, but I meant it in a serious way (laughs). At the time, there was a manga I liked a lot and I also thought of the word “boukensha” (explorer, adventurer), but it became this in the end. The lyrics are about a hero parting ways with his friends and waiting until they come altogether, but it felt like ORβIT and EαRTHs. I thought that maybe fans will understand if I put it like this, so I wrote the lyrics like that.

HEECHO: It’s Younghoon’s scream, in the end (laughs).

JUNE: When Younghoon-san asked me about the lyrics, I listened to him and gave advice. Every time people tell him that the lyrics are funny, he blames it on me and says “Jun said they’re nice!” (laughs).

YOUNGHOON: It was all good as a result! (Younghoon and Jun exchange a hard handshake)

―You released from an independent label and even produced your goods on your own, but was there anything hard during the production process?

HEECHO: There were a lot of hard things, but we don’t want to make excuses about it because it’s something we chose to do. It was hard, but I think this was a good way to do it. It’s something we were able to achieve because of the members and staff we have now.

TOMO: We separated the tasks between the 7 of us, and Shunya thought a lot about the goods and the CD jacket art.

SHUNYA: There are many things I was able to learn because we are self-produced. For example, there’s a lot of scheduling in order to meet deadlines for production and other small tasks too. It has made me realize that making music isn’t just about singing, but there are a lot of people behind it who support it. I am glad I was able to realize this by releasing from an independent label.

JUNE: The 7 of us are the ones on stage, but there are a lot of people behind it that you cannot see… Our work can only be done with the support of many, so we are very grateful.

ENG TRANSLATION BY ORBIT_INTL Source: KStyle News DO NOT RE-USE, REUPLOAD OR RE-TRANSLATE WITHOUT PERMISSION

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