Dingo Music announces EXO’s “Killing Voice” recording pushed back to ensure “complete live content”
The announcement debunked ongoing rumors about a member’s “non-participation.”
In response, Dingo Music released a statement on June 26, saying, “The filming for ‘Killing Voice’ is currently confirmed to be scheduled for another day. We understand that the schedule has been changed to secure the artists’ live practice schedule in order to present more complete live content.”
“Killing Voices,” produced by Dingo Music, is a popular YouTube content where viewers, especially K-pop fans, can enjoy amazing vocal capabilities of their favorite voices through a setlist hand-selected by the invited artists.
Earlier, SBS Entertainment News reported that EXO’s recording of “Killing Voice” was canceled unexpectedly due to one EXO member (called “A”) declaring that he would not participate, and there were disruptions in the preparation for EXO’s next album. It was said that A was not one of the CBX members who sued SM earlier and the conflict was not about their contract.
Meanwhile, Chen, Baekhyun, and Xiumin sued SM Entertainment over “slave contracts”; however, the conflict was resolved on June 19. EXO will release their seventh studio album “EXIST” on July 7th.
Source: Daum
