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Yves shares during live on b+POP that she’s careful about naming her favorite artists, as it might lead fans to expect a collaboration: “Hmm… I feel like if I mention an artist, people immediately start expecting a collab with them, so I get kinda cautious about bringing it up… like, I have to be careful talking about it”
Yves Support121,815 次观看 • 1 个月前
Yves via Billboard France on Instagram Reels “Back when I first started as a solo artist, I had a lot of meetings with different companies, and there were also certain perceptions from the public. I heard a lot of things like, “It’s hard to succeed as a soloist”, or “You only did well because you were in a group”. Hearing that so often really affected my self-esteem, and I think I had a strong desire to prove myself to those people. But now, I try to see those perspectives as a form of interest and accept them with gratitude. By taking in different kinds of feedback, I feel like my mindset has shifted to enjoying the process itself. I think I’m able to work with less stress and more happiness now. These days, the K-pop industry is changing very quickly, and so are the systems within entertainment companies. When I was promoting with LOONA, it felt like our role was mainly to carry out concepts that the company had already decided for us. But now, it feels like artists are much more involved and have an environment where they can actively participate and create something more creatively. When I first finished working on the song ‘NAIL’, I had already recorded the full version myself. It sounded good, but I kept thinking that if I collaborated with another artist and created synergy, the song could become even richer. The company agreed with that idea, so we started thinking about who would be a good fit to collaborate with. Around that time, we actually received a collaboration e-mail from Lolo Zouaï first. I listened to the demo she sent, and there were so many unexpected melodies that we hadn’t even imagined. In the end, we scrapped our original second verse and fully incorporated Lolo Zouaï’s demo into the track, creating the song together. Through that process, seeing how she came up with melodies we hadn’t thought of made me realize, ‘Oh, you can approach top lines like this’, and ‘You can play with rhythm in this way too’. I was able to learn a lot, and I’m really grateful for that experience”
Yves Support34,399 次观看 • 20 天前
