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I'm glad they kept the rock sound and glad they got through it. This is just a part of this interview I want to show.
Source: https://7-dreamers.com/2020/02/26/1...like-battlefield-aims-to-become-beastly-idol/
◇ We want to hear that “Dreamcatcher did Dreamcatcher”
Dreamcatcher is among the most well-defined teams in terms of musicality and concept among the currently active idol groups. They continue to present young metal tracks based on rock sounds, while their intense ‘Nightmare’ concept and world-building draws the curiosity of fans, giving them the pleasure of interpreting their story.
Asked if the well-defined image associated with ‘Dreamcatcher’ was worrying, Siyeon said “People know our concept and that we do metal, and they expect more from us because of it. Those expectations drive us to work harder.”
JIU, in a brave tone, said “There was a time when our company staff was in a dilemma, but we thought if we backtracked after continuing down one style so far, we would end up going nowhere. Mass appeal is important, but continuing to build up our style is more important. If we keep going our way, they (the public) will notice us.”
As well-defined concepts and world-building are becoming more common among idols, we asked if Dreamcatcher felt like they had contributed to this trend. The members answered with laughter. Sua said, “The trend these days definitely seems to be more about girl crush and being cool.” “I think we read the trend early on. I’m sure the public will warm up to the rock genre eventually,” she added.
JiU said, “Musicality in Idol groups will continue to get higher. Doing world-building means that they aren’t following someone else, that they are building a story of their own. So I think it’s a great development.”
Dreamcatcher has returned time and time again with new tracks and performances since 2017, refusing to take long breaks. They finally released their much-awaited studio album, and they successfully concluded their tour of such countries as Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia and Brazil. Asked what they wanted to achieve through this album, JIU answered “Beastly idols! Beastly idols that would feel at home on a safari!” causing us to laugh.
“First, we want to tour the country. Touring Korea is a sign that we as a team are popular in Korea and that the public recognizes us, so we really want to do it! I also want our album on the Billboard album chart. That would be a sign that our studio album is being recognized world-wide.” (JIU)
“The fans often say, ‘Dreamcatcher did Dreamcatcher’. I think of it positively, that our image is leaving an impression. I want to hear ‘ah, as expected of Dreamcatcher’.” (Siyeon)
Source: https://7-dreamers.com/2020/02/26/1...like-battlefield-aims-to-become-beastly-idol/
◇ We want to hear that “Dreamcatcher did Dreamcatcher”
Dreamcatcher is among the most well-defined teams in terms of musicality and concept among the currently active idol groups. They continue to present young metal tracks based on rock sounds, while their intense ‘Nightmare’ concept and world-building draws the curiosity of fans, giving them the pleasure of interpreting their story.
Asked if the well-defined image associated with ‘Dreamcatcher’ was worrying, Siyeon said “People know our concept and that we do metal, and they expect more from us because of it. Those expectations drive us to work harder.”
JIU, in a brave tone, said “There was a time when our company staff was in a dilemma, but we thought if we backtracked after continuing down one style so far, we would end up going nowhere. Mass appeal is important, but continuing to build up our style is more important. If we keep going our way, they (the public) will notice us.”
As well-defined concepts and world-building are becoming more common among idols, we asked if Dreamcatcher felt like they had contributed to this trend. The members answered with laughter. Sua said, “The trend these days definitely seems to be more about girl crush and being cool.” “I think we read the trend early on. I’m sure the public will warm up to the rock genre eventually,” she added.
JiU said, “Musicality in Idol groups will continue to get higher. Doing world-building means that they aren’t following someone else, that they are building a story of their own. So I think it’s a great development.”
Dreamcatcher has returned time and time again with new tracks and performances since 2017, refusing to take long breaks. They finally released their much-awaited studio album, and they successfully concluded their tour of such countries as Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia and Brazil. Asked what they wanted to achieve through this album, JIU answered “Beastly idols! Beastly idols that would feel at home on a safari!” causing us to laugh.
“First, we want to tour the country. Touring Korea is a sign that we as a team are popular in Korea and that the public recognizes us, so we really want to do it! I also want our album on the Billboard album chart. That would be a sign that our studio album is being recognized world-wide.” (JIU)
“The fans often say, ‘Dreamcatcher did Dreamcatcher’. I think of it positively, that our image is leaving an impression. I want to hear ‘ah, as expected of Dreamcatcher’.” (Siyeon)
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