Touting
a group name with references made to its members' home countries, SKARF (S for
Singapore, K for Korea), is the newest girl group to be introduced to the
Korean music scene. The Alpha Entertainment K-girl group hopes to dominate Asia
with their happy and warm tunes while making music that can be 'worn'
comfortably by people from all walks of life, hence the name "scarf".
With
a fresh and young concept, SKARF's Korean members, Jenny and Sol, and
Singaporean members, Tasha (Natasha Low) and Ferlyn (Wong), collaborated with
famous composer Eco Bridge, talented singer Jung Yeob and production team
Honeydew'o for their first music single and debut track Oh! Dance, dubbed
as an emotional dance track which aims to bring out the different sides of
them. A 15-second teaser video released online showed the girls, dressed in
pristine white outfits as they saunter through a dreamy enchanted garden setup
decorated with flora and fauna.
To
get ready for the group's debut in Korea, the four sprightly girls recently
visited Singapore to film their reality TV programme, Oh! My Skarf. Apart
from displaying their vivacious and cheeky personalities, the members also
visited local sights such as Universal Studios Singapore and Bugis Street as
they tried local food such as durian and checked out stores hawking K-Pop
merchandises. Their
trip to Singapore was given an extra special touch as the girls were also given
a slight taste of acting when they landed a cameo role in upcoming year-end Ch8
drama series, It Takes Two.
The
group's debut single will be released on August 14, with music promotions set
to follow.
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