Stray Kids’ Felix released “Slow It Down” through the self-produced SKZ-PLAYER project, with actress Noh Yoon-seo starring in the MV.
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Stray Kids’ Felix unveiled a new song. At 6 p.m. on the 1st, Felix released the digital single “Slow It Down” from Stray Kids’ self-produced project “SKZ-PLAYER.” “SKZ-PLAYER” is a self-produced project that emphasizes Stray Kids’ musical ability and their side as artists. It is carried out in the form of the eight members surprise-releasing works they want to deliver to the fandom “STAY,” and the members directly participate in various processes, from song production to planning and directing music videos. All members are scheduled to sequentially unveil new songs and content. Following Han, who released the first work “back to life” this June, Felix appeared as the second protagonist. “Slow It Down” is an acoustic hip-hop song that blends a plain guitar loop with a hip beat. It contains the message of stopping for a moment in the midst of rapidly passing daily life and looking back on the time spent with important people and on dreams. Felix further demonstrated his musical ability by participating in the lyrics and composition, and delivered a healing message by layering his gentle voice over lyrics filled with warm sensibility. Actress Noh Yoon-seo appeared in the music video released along with the audio. Noh Yoon-seo has appeared in dramas such as “Our Blues” and “The Haunted Palace,” and is drawing attention as a next-generation youth star. In the music video, Noh Yoon-seo plays the role of Yoon-seo and depicts the 모습 of youth living a busy daily life. Felix breathes courage into Yoon-seo, who is struggling to make her dream come true, and portrays a youth story of wavering between dreams and reality. • Stray Kids Felix surprised by Lee Na-young’s beauty... also danced “MANIAC” together (video included) • Stray Kids Felix releases campaign film for brand “ATiiSSU”! Popup to be held in Korea too
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