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Fan Chant: KISS OF LIFE Talk Through New EP Lose Yourself Track by Track

Fan Chant: KISS OF LIFE Talk Through New EP Lose Yourself Track by Track

Welcome back to Fan Chant, a weekly column for K-pop fans, stans, and newbies alike. This week, KISS OF LIFE are here to break down each song on their new Y2K-coded EP. As always, if you enjoy what you’re reading, feel free to subscribe to my companion newsletter to get Fan Chant delivered right to your inbox each week!


When KISS OF LIFE appeared on the scene with a series of solo songs leading up to their debut track, “Shhh,” it was immediately apparent that this group of four would be bringing something fresh to the K-pop scene. In just over a year, Julie, NATTY, Belle, and Haneul have established themselves as a formidable team, invoking Y2K aesthetics that never feel forced, embracing R&B energy easily, and delivering some notably strong vocal performances.

While these four young women had different training backgrounds prior to coming together under a smaller Seoul-based label called S2 Entertainment, there’s a sort of freedom to the way KISS OF LIFE operate. They’re quite involved with the creative process and often display their love of the music through dance performances on TikTok. With their new EP, Lose Yourself, the fun is extra contagious.

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From the dreamy “R.E.M.” to the irresistibly smooth “Chemistry,” Lose Yourself is a stellar showcase for the girls. The members are prepping for their first tour through the US (look for tickets here), and these six new tracks offer plenty of room for live performances to take flight. Haneul calls out the potential for closing track, “Back to Me,” saying, “Wouldn’t it be great as the final track for a concert?”

Watch the music video for “Get Loud” below, and read on for insights into each song on Lose Yourself from the members.


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