LE SSERAFIM's Sakura Reveals Bang Sihyuk Personally Apologized for the Long Recording

Sakura of the group LE SSERAFIM mentioned Bang Sihyuk's direction.

LE SSERAFIM held a showcase to commemorate the release of its third mini-album "EASY" at Hwajeong Gymnasium in Anam-dong, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul at 2 p.m. on the 19th.

"Producer Bang Si-hyuk said, 'I hope the vocals come out well in this album. It will take a long time to record,'" Sakura said while talking about the direction for the title song "EASY." "I was almost done with recording, so I got greedy when I heard that." She drew attention by saying, "I put a lot of effort into my part. I prepared while taking rap lessons."

In addition, Hong Eun-chae added, "I was directed to sing like an ice princess."

LE SSERAFIM expressed their extraordinary satisfaction with "EASY." "I heard it for the first time during my solo tour last year, and it was so good that I listened to it when I was taking a shower, when I was moving around in the car," Heo Yunjin said. "I want to aim for Billboard's Hot 100 this time."

Kim Chaewon also said, "As soon as I heard this song, I thought, 'I ripped it,'" adding, "It's a song with great satisfaction."

"When I first heard it, I thought, 'This song is very hip,'" Kazuha said. "It used to be highly addictive, but this time I started humming and singing along without realizing it. It has a subtle addictive quality."

The title song "EASY" contains LE SSERAFIM's determination to "make everything easy, although nothing is easy." It is based on the trap genre, and its addictive R&B style vocals stand out. Kim Chaewon of LE SSERAFIM introduced the song as "the song is so satisfying that when I heard the first verse, I thought I completed this song."

In addition, the new album consists of a total of five tracks, including "Good Bones" featuring hard rock sounds, "Swan Song" with soft melodies, "Smart" with groovy vibes, and "We got to so much" filled with appealing vocals.

The music video was directed by Nina McNeely, a director and choreographer who worked with famous foreign artists such as Doja Cat and The Weeknd. It was filmed at an all-location location in Los Angeles, the U.S.

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