VIBY, a gift for Korean fans… Releases two Korean-language cover songs

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Japanese boy group VIBY (Io, Renki, Akito, Ryoha, Kotaro) is set to unveil Korean versions of their tracks.

On the 26th, VIBY will release Korean-language vocal versions of "HANAMARU" and "Gotcha" through various music streaming platforms.

The two songs, previously released in Japan, are being newly presented in Korean.

"HANAMARU" is a VIBY-style youth anthem that sends warm encouragement to those living ordinary daily lives. It offers comfort by conveying the message of giving oneself praise—saying "Well done (HANAMARU)"—on both days when things go smoothly and days when they do not.

"Gotcha" is a song in the upbeat dance pop genre. Refreshing guitar sounds, sophisticated synths, and an addictive melody blend together to deliver pleasant energy. The track captures the freedom and fresh charm of youth, showcasing a different musical color of VIBY compared to "HANAMARU."

VIBY is a five-member boy group and the first artist under Rii.MJ, a newly established label founded by producer Kim Mi-jung. The group name VIBY is an abbreviation for "Voyage Into Bright Youth," carrying the meaning of "a journey into shining youth." The plan is to depict the process of the five members, each with distinct personalities, growing together as one team through VIBY's unique music and performances.

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