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Support is pouring in the music industry toward the new band Rolling Quartz.
Director Johnny Bros, Hong Won-ki, who recently directed music videos for BTS including Seo Tae-ji, and Crying Nut, who have established themselves as Korea’s representative rock bands and are actively engaged in their activities, expressed their support and love for Rolling Quartz through SNS and Rolling Quartz SNS. .
Director Wonki Hong also directed Rolling Quartz’s debut single’Blaze’. Through the video, director Wonki Hong sent a message of support, saying, “After a long time, I fell in love with the powerful hard rock sound and started filming with a feeling of boiling blood.
Through their official social media account, Crying Nut said, “I felt it at a joint performance with Crying Nut, but the live stage is really good. I highly recommend the exciting hard rock team’Rolling Quartz’ when you want to get out of the stuffy days of the day.” He expressed his affection for his juniors.
Rolling Quartz debuted with the single’Blaze’ in December of last year. Rolling Quartz, consisting of vocal Jayoung, guitar Iri and Hyunjung, bass Arum, and drum Youngeun, was created by two bands that were preparing for Rolling Girlz and Rose Quartz.
All the members of the debut single’Blaze’ participated in the lyrics and composition, as well as the arrangement and production. It is a song like an autobiography of Rolling Quartz, 5 girls rushing to life with the notes as collateral. They are heavily armed with intense hard rock, different from existing female idol groups, and are using electric guitar, bass, drumming and voice color as their charms.
The music video for’Blaze’ exceeded 100,000 views in 5 days after the announcement, and 300,000 views in 20 days on the 18th. As of 9 o’clock on the 26th, 370,000 views are on the verge of reaching 400,000 views this week. Along with this, the number of subscribers to the official YouTube channel exceeds 82,000, leading to an explosive reaction. These are the achievements achieved without a single broadcast appearance, such as over-the-air and cable, and are attracting more attention.