BEAST finally unleashed the official video teaser for their new title track, “Shadow.”
Cube Entertainment updated BEAST’s official page with a sneak peek of their new music video and title track. They were featured in an artistic, monochrome concept while an audio preview of “Shadow” played in the background.
BEAST’s 2nd album “Hard to Love, How to Love” will be released on July 19th.
BEAST will be holding a two-day concert on July 20th and 21st in Seoul at the Olympic Park Gymnastic Stadium.
BEAST is prepping for their comeback with a new album after months of focusing on individual activities since the release of the album “Midnight Sun” last July.
BEAST pre-released the track “Will You Be Alright?” on the 29th, which dominated online charts and achieved an all-kill.
Tickets for BEAST’s fourth solo concert will be available for reservation starting June 3rd at 8PM through Interpark until the 4th.
BEAST has returned to the Korean music scene. On May 29th, BEAST released their long-awaited new single, “Will You Be Alright?”
The song was released on Korean music sites such as Bugs, MelOn, Olleh Music, and more and quickly rose to the top of the charts upon its release. “Will You Be Alright?” is a mid-tempo song.
With the release of the teaser picture yesterday, many netizens are wondering if BEAST is continuing their “cold city guy” image from previous promotions.
Check out “Will You Be Alright?” below! You can support BEAST by purchasing “Will You Be Alright?” on Korean music sites like Bugs, MelOn, Olleh Music and more, as well as on iTunes worldwide!
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Posted: Saturday March 31, 2012 @ 12:31 a.m. PST
K-pop act Beast has become the new face of Nongshim’s iconic line of spicy instant noodles, Shin Ramen. Nongshim Japan said on March 30 that the band was picked to represent the brand just in time for the launch of Shin Ramen Black available in bowls, which was launched in coincide with the company’s 10th anniversary in Japan.
“We believe that the band’s daring attitude as a leading K-pop group embodies the heat and passion encapsulated in our ramen,” said a spokesperson for Nongshim Japan.
The band will star in two TV advertisements; one for the original version of Shin Ramen and one for Shin Ramen Black, which the company claimed to have nutritional value equivalent to a bowl of Korean-style beef soup at the time of launch .
The band recorded a song “Red & Black” to be used for the commercials and in the red version, the band exudes a strong K-pop flavor with a powerful dance performance. Meanwhile in the commercial for the prestigious black version, the band assumes a bold persona as the video was shot in monotone accompanied by rock and roll beats.
The commercials are set to air in Japan as well as being available from the ramen company’s Website from April 2.
