omonatheydid | Sechs Kies’s new song was co-written and produced by Tablo

The first new song of group Sechs Kies who is coming back after 16 years of absence from the music scene was jointly written by TABLO and FUTURE BOUNCE.

A high-ranking insider of YG Entertainment said on August 31 to Daily Sports, “Sechs Kies’ first new song that was completed on August 30 was jointly written by TABLO and FUTURE BOUNCE”.

The news of completion of Sechs Kies’ new song reported exclusively by Daily Sports on August 30 and the news that the song was written by YG producers are welcomed by fans. Fans were paying keen attention to which producer of YG wrote Sechs Kies’ first new song in 16 years.

FUTURE BOUNCE is the producer who produced the debut song of BLACKPINK who is sweeping top places on charts to gain the nickname of “monstrous rookie”. FUTURE BOUNCE wrote BLACKPINK’s “WHISTLE”. BLACKPINK took No.1 on music charts and in TV music shows with “WHISTLE”.

TABLO has proven his talent as a producer by working on not only EPIK HIGH’s albums but also songs of many idol singers and vocalists.

Sechs Kies is expected to show a whole new outcome with the song co-written by TABLO and FUTURE BOUNCE, totally differentiated from their past hit songs including “School Byeolgok”, “Couple”, “Comeback”, and “The Way This Guy Lives”.

Sechs Kies holds a concert for 20,000 fans on September 10 and 11, at Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Seoul. The concert is expected to be filled with the big passion of fans who have long been longing for Sechs Kies’ reunion. The news of Sechs Kies’ new song is raising fans’ anticipation even higher.

YG Entertainment is sparing no support for Sechs Kies’s first concert in 16 years. YG is doing its best for the best quality of the concert, recording more than 20 songs of Sechs Kies again from scratch and mixing them in the United States.

An YG insider said, “It was not easy to find accompanying music for Sechs Kies’ songs and YG does not use accompanying music for TV shows for concerts. As echo is generated and sound is distorted according to the size and circumstances of concert halls, we’re now working hard to best-customize the sound for the environment at Olympic Gymnastics Arena”.