"PROJECT 7" releases a piano version of its title song "RUN" today, showcasing the journey of aspiring idols with a beautiful melody.
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JTBC's new sensation idol audition program "PROJECT 7" will showcase a piano version of its title song. "PROJECT 7" will release the piano version of the title song "RUN (Up to you)" today (9th) at 12 PM through various online music sites. "RUN" is a song that embodies the will and passion of 100 trainees running towards their dream of debut, and the dream is entrusted to the "World Assembler." Unlike the existing song, which was impressive with its EDM-based addictive and thrilling sound, this piano version fills the listener's heart with a beautiful melody. It will be used as background music for emotional scenes in the program and after the elimination-style ending, adding immersion to each character's story. The warm melody and jazzy harmony are expected to enhance the lyrical mood. "PROJECT 7" is a new concept idol audition program that introduces the concept of 'building and strengthening' by allowing viewers to step out of the observer role and select participants round by round to form new teams, nurturing their favorites. It airs every Friday at 8:50 PM on JTBC and ABEMA.
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'PROJECT 7' is an innovative idol audition show where viewers actively participate in selecting and strengthening contestants through voting. The show aims to create a top-tier global idol group, emphasizing fairness and excitement. It premieres on October 18 in South Korea, featuring a strong director lineup and a commitment to transparency in the voting process.
Participants of JTBC's PROJECT 7 held a 'Heart Assembly' event, attracting fans from Korea and abroad. The event showcased the trainees' charm and excitement for the show's premiere tonight at 8:50 PM. The production team expressed gratitude for the support and anticipation for the interactive audition format.
The new audition show 'PROJECT 7' has launched, featuring 200 participants competing for 7 debut spots. It will air simultaneously in Japan and Korea, showcasing talents from various backgrounds, including previous audition show contestants. Viewers can engage by selecting trainees and forming teams. The first two episodes will air on October 18.
"PROJECT 7," an innovative idol audition program, begins airing on Oct 18. It allows viewers to vote and directly influence the selection of candidates, culminating in a new global idol group. The title song "RUN (Up To You)" is available now, encouraging support and participation from fans.
ABEMA's highly anticipated audition show "PROJECT 7" launches on Oct 18, featuring 200 participants vying for 7 debut spots in a new boy group. The show includes a unique voting system allowing viewers to select trainees and form teams. The title song "RUN (Up To You)" has already generated buzz on social media, especially with 16-year-old Japanese participant Sakurada Kenshin performing as center.
JTBC's 'PROJECT 7' premieres on October 18, featuring a unique idol audition format where viewers vote to select participants and form teams. The show includes a star-studded lineup of mentors and aims to provide a fresh take on survival auditions, emphasizing participant growth and engagement.
The personal videos of PROJECT 7 participants for their title track 'RUN (Up to you)' have been released, gaining over 2.72 million views. These videos focus on individual members, showcasing their unique personalities and dance skills. Fans are reacting enthusiastically, and the production team promises strong contenders in this interactive audition show starting October 18 in Korea.
The production team of JTBC's PROJECT 7 addressed audience complaints regarding excessive ID verification procedures. They acknowledged misunderstandings and explained the necessity of these checks for the first live voting event. They apologized for any discomfort caused and promised to improve communication in the future.
The new boys' group audition show 'PROJECT 7' will air on ABEMA on October 18 at 8:50 PM. Featuring 200 participants, including notable contestants from previous shows, it aims to form a new group. The performance video for the title song 'RUN (Up To You)' has been released, showcasing the energetic performances of the participants, including 16-year-old Kenshin Sakurada from Japan, who has received much praise.
