Keyveatz Proves AOMG's First Girl Crew's Identity with 'SUCK IT UP' Stage... Complete Aura on Music Bank
AOMG's first girl crew Keyveatz has clearly imprinted their unique team identity through the performance of their sub-title track 'SUCK IT UP.' The five-member

AOMG's first girl crew Keyveatz has clearly imprinted their unique team identity through the performance of their sub-title track 'SUCK IT UP.'
The five-member girl group Keyveatz, composed of Yui, Kang Ye-seul, Eom Ji-won, Son Ju-won, and Kim Yu-na, appeared on KBS 2TV's 'Music Bank,' which aired on the 31st, and presented a performance of the sub-title track from their first EP album 'OXY_GEN.'
On this day's stage, Keyveatz proved themselves as a complete girl group with solid live skills and confident performances. Each member delivered the team's independent attitude and message through rapping and singing with their own distinctive vocal tones. They filled the stage with charismatic expressions and relaxed gestures within a restrained atmosphere, while their individualized visuals and styling, combined with natural synergy among the members, came together to complete their unique team color.
Their debut album 'OXY_GEN' is a work that captures Keyveatz's unique musical world based on subculture and underground culture. Having previously unleashed intense hip-hop energy with the title track 'OXY,' Keyveatz is now proving their diverse musical spectrum through this sub-title track promotion with a chic and restrained mood.
The sub-title track 'SUCK IT UP' deals with the realistic stories of the members enduring until the end even in fierce competition. R&B-based rhythms and melodies blend with clean yet distinctive voices to deliver a sophisticated musical color.
Meanwhile, Keyveatz is revealing a different everyday charm from their stage personas through their own content 'ARCHIVE,' and they plan to continue communicating with global fans through various activities in the future.
Photo = Capture from KBS 2TV's 'Music Bank' broadcast.
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