omonatheydid | VINS want to be the voice in your soul (Reply)

Mnet Media, home of vocally talented female groups such as SeeYa, DaVichi, and Black Pearl, is launching yet another trio of songstresses with VINS. VINS stands for “Voice IN Soul.” Hmm…that sure sounds familiar…what about Loen Entertainment’s V.O.S (Voice of Soul)? Although Mnet seems to have a knack for picking up actual talent, they are obviously not very creative in the concept department and try a little too hard, as illustrated with their SeeYa, DaVichi, and T-ara’s Ji-yeon project.

VINS consist of three fairly average looking lovely ladies with distinguishable facial features, so even if they aren’t cutter cookie pretty and youthful, at least you can tell them apart from each other. VINS boast experienced singers that Mnet hopes will capture fans with their emotion and talent. Eun-ha (left) is the leader of the group, possessing previous experience as a vocal trainer and a fairly well known jazz singer. Supporting vocals, Jin-seon (middle), released a digital album in 2007 under the title “Rea,” meaning “Soul,” and has garnered the awe of fans with her husky voice. The main vocalist of VINS, Joo-hee (right), graduated from a traditional performing arts university in Seoul and has previous performing experience from musicals.

Their debut single, titled “Sensitivity,” is scheduled for release on June 15th. VINS performed their main song “Two Words” at small club concerts and was used for a drama festival before the album’s release. Mnet haven’t promoted these girls very heavily, since VINS isn’t an idol group and is meant to capture a following on the merit of their voices like Gavy NJ and SeeYa, but hopefully they won’t fade into relative obscurity like Black Pearl though.

Source: popseoul

lol wow another one? We already had one earlier today. This will be interesting.