Girl group Billlie “It's a story about growth everyone can relate to”

▲This photo, provided by Mystic Story, shows that girl group Billie has come back (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap).

▲This photo, provided by Mistic, shows scenes from title song "Ring My Bell" mv. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap)

SEOUL, August 31 (Yonhap) -- “We think our biggest strength is winning sympathy from the public by telling the story about becoming an adult and .”

Girl group Billlie returned with a new song.

Billlie said, “We captured various genres with our own unique storytelling method,” during the media showcase for their third mini album “The Billage of perception: chapter two” on Wednesday.

This is a new mini album in six months after “The collective soul and unconscious: chapter one” album in last Feb.

They participated in Yoon Jong-shin’s project album and released event song “Patbingsoo” last month but did not make an official come back.

Billlie showed their unique world view based on unconsciousness and dream in their second mini album, but in this album they showed off their charms by going back and fourth between charismatic rockers and lively girl

Title song “RING ma Bell [what a wonderful world)” is a traditional hard rock genre with impressive harmony of twin guitar, base, and drum.

Moon Sua said, “It’s a powerful song that captured how we feel at the turning point of our lives such as growing up from a child to an adult, or from a student to a member of society.”

The music video of title song released that day displayed Billie, who turned into rockers, repulsing unknown creature in a dilapidated classroom.

The new album has 6 songs of various genres such as Synth-pop, modern rock, and R &B pop.

Suhyeon showed confidence saying, “To highlight charms and characteristics of various genres, we looked them up online and sang related songs, practicing a lot.”

Earlier, member Tsuki became a hot issue when her “GingaMingaYo” performance video recorded 10.7 million YouTube views.

When asked what was her goal for this album, she said, “Since number ‘11’ keeps being repeated in this album’s word view, I hope the video exceeds 11.11 million views.”

Moon Sua expressed her feelings about being on JTBC competition program “Doosegye.” She said, “I am learning a lot from the program,” adding, “It’s an honor to be on the stage with many artists, and I am thankful.”

Billlie, who debuted last Nov., is a septet girl group with Moon Sua, Suhyeon, Haram, Tsuki, Sheon, Siyoon, and Haruna. They received spotlight as the first group produced by singer Yoon Jong-shin.

(This article is translated from Korean to English by Jiwon Woo.)

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