No drums or bass, just one guitar and a voice. From 'R', brought along as a demo, to a lullaby forgotten for two years and brought back. The last song became 'NONOL VOL 31'.
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Photo: still from the NONOL Live video 'Choi Jae Heum'
The backing track and melody are the same as the Japanese original from August. The English 'We are' turns into Korean, and the "I" and "you" the Japanese lyrics never used show up eight times each.
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The second title track from KickFlip's fifth mini album. It starts on the very first line with no intro, goes empty for 3 seconds at 1:28, and flips one lyric in the last chorus.
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A Mandarin-language single sung by two rock musicians from Korea and Taiwan. After "this city suffocates me," at 1:09 the sound jumps 5 dB and the song turns into what feels like another one.
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A song we met at NONOL turned into a film. The story that continues off the stage — an official music video from the NONOL channel.
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No events, no dialogue — four seasons pass in Voicemail's 'Will you look at me'
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Go to the YouTube channel ↗Five of the 100 songs on the Bugs weekly chart for the last week of September are by RESCENE. In the 10th week of all five being in the top 100 together, we lay out the rank history and a scene to watch first in each song.
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The title track of a mini album about a story that reconnected after ten years. As the drums drop out at 2:28, the ten stand in a row, and after 34 seconds of "la la la," 'WE MEET AGAIN' appears at 3:16.
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Drums that drop out after the intro and return at the second chorus, the camcorder from a music video, and a closer, 'waste', reworked with a cajón and acoustic guitars. It became 'NONOL VOL 30' the following year.
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Ahead of the second full album marking ten years as a soloist, seven title tracks from 'Still I Remember' to 'Boys And Girls', with a note on how a name absent from the first credits kept growing there.
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We measured all 100 songs on the Bugs weekly chart and found seven where the backing track and voice move up all at once near the end. TAEYEON's 'Bansanka' goes up right where the lyric turns "thousands" into "tens of thousands."
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