Sechs Kies: "A dance song like 'Hakwon Byeolgok'? It's going through the cartilage"

Jekskis releasing a new album on the 28th. Photo by YG Entertainment

Sechs Kies spoke about their dance genre title track.

On the 28th at 11 a.m., Sechs Kies held a press conference at the Conrad Hotel in Yeouido, Seoul, to commemorate the release of their first mini-album 'ALL FOR YOU'. During the event, they were asked whether they could still perform dance genres like 'School Anthem' and 'Road Fighter', which were beloved in the past.

In response to this question, Jang Suwon joked, "Before burning passion, the cartilage is burning."

Eun Ji-won said, "I think practicing is a given, and I am doing it. As singers age, their tastes change. Now, I think I have found a warm and sweet feeling in my preferences. When I was younger, my personality was passionate and fiery, so I liked strong and intense songs, but these days, I feel my sensitivity has deepened, so I tend to pursue this kind of style."

Eun Ji-won continued, "At the same time, I can't let go of what I used to do, and my body itches to try it again, but the lyrics are a hurdle. When looking at strong songs like 'School Anthem', I think if the lyrics are well refined, songs with strong messages can come out. We are preparing for that," leaving room for possibility.

Meanwhile, Sechs Kies' first mini-album 'ALL FOR YOU' will be released at 6 p.m. on the same day.

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