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"Xiuxun, you can compose music? Why haven't I heard you say that before?"

Kim Taeyeon looked at Bae Soo-hun in astonishment, and then looked at her from top to bottom again, as if saying, 'How many other secrets do you hide?'...

Kim Taeyeon's slightly aggressive gaze immediately made Bae Soo-hun feel as if there were millions of ants crawling on her body, making her whole body uncomfortable.

"I have learned composition from my teacher before," Pei Xiuxun nodded awkwardly, and then glanced at Quan Zhilong with a resentful look on his face.

Quan Zhilong seemed to feel that he had said too much, and hurriedly gave Bae Soo-hun an apologetic look.

The time for a birthday lunch passed very quickly. Everyone was chatting happily today. They did not take into account whether the other person was from the same company. Everyone revealed the so-called secrets within the company to each other. After a 'comfortable' conversation,

Pei Xiuxun is also quite familiar with several other girls.

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The next day, the sky was clear and blue, the clouds were unstained, the distant mountains were covered with dark green, and the gentle breeze brought warmth...

Bae Soo-hoon called PD Kim Tae-ho and learned that the filming of "Infinite Challenge" will not take place until next week. Bae Soo-hoon also plans to officially devote himself to the recording of his first regular music album this week.

Bae Soo-hoon's album has a total of nine songs. The album was originally titled "Customized Love Songs" for no other reason than that all nine songs in the album are lyrical songs.

The nine songs are "Superfluous Explanation", "Tick Tock Tock", "My Dear, That's Not Love", "Sad Fairy Tale", "Only See You", "Need Someone to Accompany", "I Will Love You Too If We Were Apart", "Moonlight" and "Suddenly".

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All nine songs were composed by Bae Soo-hoon himself. As for the lyrics, Bae Soo-hoon filled in 6 songs, and the other 3 were given to G-Dragon. Bae Soo-hoon also understood what Yang Hyun-suk meant. As the leader of BigBang, G-Dragon represents the entire group.

, asking G-Dragon to write lyrics is nothing more than hoping that Big Bang will gain more attention before their debut.

Although it is only a small detail, it shows how high Yang Hyun Suk's expectations for Big Bang are. Of course, Yang Hyun Suk does not allow any mistakes in Bae Soo Hoon's album. The lyrics written by Kwon Zhilong also need to be reviewed by Yang Hyun Suk personally.

Before Bae Soo-hoon's debut, Yang Hyun-suk will focus on Bae Soo-hoon for the month and a half. Similarly, G-Dragon and others who are about to debut can also be a little lazy before their debut.

Then again, at first Yang Hyun Suk was a little opposed to Bae Soo Hoon's idea. After all, YG is a hiphop company, and dance music is the most popular in Korea. Lyrical songs, at least currently, cannot occupy the mainstream of the music industry.

But after Yang Hyun Suk heard the title song "Superfluous Explanation", he finally chose to agree to Bae Soo Hoon's "unreasonable" request to use all lyric songs for the entire album.

In fact, "Superfluous Explanation" is not entirely a lyrical song, or to put it another way, the whole song "Superfluous Explanation" only contains a little bit of lyrical style elements, but more of a fast-flowing melody and seamless rap.

connection.

What excites Yang Hyun Suk the most is that "Superfluous Explanation" is completely a 'divine song' tailor-made by Bae Soo Hoon himself. It's obviously the same song, but whether it's G-Dragon's comprehensive music style or his rap skills are comparable to world-class

Even Choi Seung-hyun couldn't sing the flavor of "Superfluous Explanation" sung by Bae Soo-hoon.

Yang Hyun Suk, who does not believe in evil, even asked the company's Gummy, SE7EN and South Korea's "New Generation R-B King" Wheestar to try it, but the results were the same.

It's not that everyone can't sing this song well, but no matter how they sing it, Yang Hyun Suk feels that what others sing lacks a trace of the charm and flavor that Bae Soo Hoon sings.

In particular, Bae Soo-hoon's emotionally restrained singing style and the New and R-B drum beats left a deep impression on Yang Hyun-suk. When you listen to the entire song and recall the song title, you will also find that the song title and content use

It's a pun.

But Yang Hyun Suk didn't know that this song was completely based on Bae Soo Hoon's personal experience.

The song itself can be said that Bae Soo-hoon deliberately created it for himself and Yoona. In just one song, it tells the story of a misunderstanding between him and Yoona. The song itself has a special meaning for Bae Soo-hoon.

Significance.

As for the reason why Yang Hyun Suk agreed to use an all-lyrical style for Bae Soo Hoon's album, he was just betting that regardless of other songs, he was only betting that "Superfluous Explanation" would become a song with a high popularity.

"Superfluous Explanation" does not belong to the type of "slobbery song". However, in Korea, "slobbery songs" are generally the most popular songs, so this is what Yang Hyun Suk is most worried about.

However, Yang Hyun Suk is also a professional musician after all, and his considerations are not incomplete. Even if "Superfluous Explanation" does not achieve the effect he expected, this album will definitely not be overshadowed.

The emotional color of the entire album "Customized Love Song" is "grey", with undercurrents of memories and hidden self-ridicule alternating. Regarding this style of music, Bae Soo-hoon has a maturity and delicacy beyond his age in handling emotions.

When he first selected a few songs from the many songs, Bae Soo-hoon had no intention of making the entire album varied in style.

The coordination of styles has been mastered extremely well, but the songs that will definitely make people remember the characteristics of each song after listening to it again and again are arranged into a platter. If "Customized Love Song" will still be used by some music in a few years

If someone accidentally comments or mentions it, then this must be an important factor.

As for the lyrics, according to his own ideas and Yang Hyun Suk's suggestions, Bae Soo Hoon adopted the method of making a big deal in a small area.

Returning to the essence of love songs, focusing on inner experiences and emotional stories, and mixing "fake lyrical" themes like "Superfluous Explanation" into lyrical songs will be refreshing for fans.

In terms of music production, using concise and soft music arrangement will make it quiet and comfortable, and the personal recognition and listening resistance will be higher. This is what Bae Soo-hoon took the initiative to propose to Yang Hyun-suk.

Moreover, Bae Soo-hoon also took the initiative to propose that this album would not have commercialized positioning and packaging, and would not require planning and hype from the company team. Of course, publicity is inevitable. Without publicity, how would anyone know about the album.

Bae Soo-hoon's idea is nothing more than to use the other eight lyrical songs to highlight the 'fake lyrical' title song "Superfluous Explanation".

Let’s throw out a catchy ‘custom love song’. As for whether you think it’s a love song, a lyrical song or a RAP, it all depends on the fans’ own hearing and feelings about the song…

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