Known as “Kim Gye-ran’s girl band”, QWER recently made their grand debut
On October 18th, QWER held a showcase to commemorate the release of their first single album “Harmony from Discord” at Musinsa Garage in Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul.
QWER is a band co-produced by 3Y Corporation’s new media content studio Tamago Productions established by YouTuber Kim Gye-ran and music publisher PRISMFILTER.
As of October 17th, the official YouTube content “My Favorite Kids” unveiling the girls’ debut process has accumulated over 24 million views. Their fan showcase also quickly sold all tickets within 20 seconds. In addition, the number of their official fanclub members has also exceeded 30,000, proving the band’s hot popularity since before their debut and heralding a bright future.
Like the slogan “Harmony from Discord”, the four members, including Korea’s famous creators Chodan (Q), Magenta (W), TikToker with 4.1 million followers HINA (E) and Japanese idol group NMB48 member Siyeon (R), gathered under the name QWER and created beautiful harmonies together.
The fast and energetic title song “Discord”, which has a cheerful guitar riff and witty lyrics, delivers QWER’s confident message that they will captivate people with their overwhelming charms. The music video for the song also depicts the story of how the four members changed their jobs to become QWER. Moreover, the album has a total of 5 songs containing the members’ charms and diverse musicality. Chodan and Siyeon also participated in the production of the tracks.
At the showcase, QWER members took turns expressing feelings about their debut. The girls looked nervous but showed strong determination to work hard and prove themselves. Regarding QWER, producer Kim Gye-ran said, “Many people may think they’re a project group, but that’s not true. We’re preparing for our first, second, and even third albums.”
When asked about the process of creating QWER, Kim Gye-ran shared, “When carrying out this project, I focused on the members’ condition management and health. We created all the possible environments to ensure the members’ welfare and condition. Some of them are new to the training system, so we worked hard together through one-on-one courses, as well as other classes for their development”.
Kim Gye-ran continued, “I hope that there will be an opportunity for the group to showcase their cool music and receive attention from the public. The members will try to show their new aspects every time in their own way.”
HINA selected Redwings as the group’s role model. Regarding QWER’s goal, Chodan said, “We want to continue doing music for a long time, not as a one-time project. We hope to appear on music shows one day”.
Source: Daum
