[Dance] CHUNG HA 청하 'Stay Tonight' Choreography Video

#CHUNGHA #청하 #StayTonight #Choreography Stream Stay Tonight : https://ffm.to/qk2qgno Subscribe CHUNG HA : https://www.youtube.com/c/CHUNGHA_OFFICIALsub_confirmation=1 [Album Review] CHUNG HA gives us the first piece of her first official studio album with “Stay Tonight.” The upcoming studio album is composed of chapters crafted with various musical styles and themes for each of the tracks. Each of the chapters has representative title tracks, which will be cut as singles one by one in order. Just like light curves and unfolds to form a beautiful spectrum of colors, pieces of music will come together to portray “CHUNG HA” in depths. As we look forward to her first official studio album that will be completed by releasing the title track of the last chapter, the time has come to appreciate the first piece of her music with hearts aflutter. [CHUNG HA Pre-Release Single #1 [Stay Tonight]] The speaker’s tone in “Stay Tonight” holds a rather different temperature from her other existing songs. The time of looking into one’s heart, sometimes being frustrated, and waking oneself up has passed. Now the time of full bloom is here that is like putting together the pieces of painting. And it showcases a vivid sense of self and identity that suggests you stay even in the time of darkness where even the flow of time is scattered. The house genre plays in branches of variation each of the sections of this song, drawing up dimensions of the sound image. The harp and piano riff heightens the dreamy mood of the song while embellishing the intro. Meanwhile, the stylish baseline and rhythm that are added from the verse build a robust backbone of the song. The rough base sound that is added to the drop and the chorus section, the soulful piano sound, and layers of synthesizer sound, and high-density vocals drive the song into a steep climax. While the words of the song connote the theme of love, the song desires to reach out to those who enjoy this album. So “Runaway or Stay Tonight.” [Album Review