Dalshabet unveils the music video of its new title track "Fri. Sat. Sun."
SEOUL, Sept. 29 (Yonhap)-- South Korean girl group Dalshabet released the music video of its 10th and latest EP "Fri.Sat.Sun" on Wednesday. In the music video, Dalshabet's members are stressed and exhausted office workers who let loose during the weekend, holding parties with their friends. The girl group hopes the song will boost stressed-out office workers who deserve a break on weekends.
"Fri.Sat.Sun" was composed and written by Shinsadong Tiger, Monster Factory and Samuel Ku. The song presents a stylish mix of several different genres, including ratchet, drum and bass, tropical and trap. The song begins with sleek club-style bass beats, then fast transitions into an up-tempo, drum and bass song spiced up with groovy tropical rhythm.
Dalshabet is a South Korean girl group under Happy Face Entertainment. The four-member act includes Serri, Ah Young, Woohee and Subin. The group debuted on January 3, 2011, with the release of "Supa Dupa Diva."
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