12/26/2019 03:51:34 PM
Breakthrough P-Pop group SB19 had a Christmas gift for their fans.
Aside from selling out their first major concert in an astonishing record time of three minutes, SB19 just signed with Sony Music Philippines recently which paved the way to release their latest single Alab.
The new single backs up the group's straight-up fire tracks – even way beyond that as it is a dance-pop banger built on sophisticated production, digital beats, and pulsating grooves led by producer Han Tae Soo. Furthermore, the song tackles on “finding your true love and doing whatever it takes to win that certain someone.”
“Here, we thought of fire as our burning desire, emphasizing that there’s no other way to confess your love but to tell the person directly and that you shouldn’t waste time,” lead vocalist and rapper Sejun said of the song.
Alab is SB19's first official single under Sony Music Philippines, a known major label that would help them propel to both local and international markets – way beyond their previous achievements.
“With Sony Music Philippines, they’re a well-known major label worldwide. We feel like we can do so much more and expand to a wider audience,” said Sejun.
“We’re looking forward to fueling and supporting many more breakthroughs for Sejun, Josh, Stell, Ken, and Justin,” said Roslyn Pineda, Sony Music’s GM Philippines & VP Business Development Asia.
After receiving a copy of SB19’s dance practice video for “Go Up” from Sony Music Philippines A&R and Digital Director Maan Atienza, Roslyn can’t help but feel thoroughly impressed. “I am beyond excited! Filipinos are natural performers and when it comes to training and discipline, nothing beats the Korean way. When you merge the two, you come up with something special — SB19. They’ve taken K-Pop and made it their own. Actually, our own, if you consider SB19’s official fanbase name A’TIN.”
One of the fast-rising music acts today, the four-men SB19 debuted last year with “Tilaluha,” and soon gained traction with the video release of choreography-heavy “Go Up” in July 2019. This year also saw them taking the first spot on being the most Googled Male Personalities in the Philippines, beating other personalities such as Vico Sotto and Isko Moreno to name a few. They recently landed on Billboard's Next Big Sound chart—which according to its website, tracks the fastest accelerating artists during the past week.
“Alab” (Burning) is now available on all music streaming and download platforms worldwide.
Author: slickmaster | © 2019 The SlickMaster's Files
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