Liz's "singing voice for a few seconds" is the charm point of "Kitsch" (IVE)

Liz's "singing voice for a few seconds" is the charm point of "Kitsch" (IVE)
リズの”数秒の歌声”が「Kitsch」のチャームポイント（IVE）





IVE "Kitsch" "Part amount", Liz "just 5 seconds" minimum.... Main vocal



★ The beginning of "Kitsch"


① Wonyoung ➡ 8.8 seconds
② Liz ➡ 5.8 seconds



After Wonyoung's harsh singing voice at the beginning, Liz's soft tone continues.
Her singing voice, like when she saw the blue sky after rain, made me think of a celestial maiden.
I wonder if Liz's singing voice in this song was purposefully prepared for this occasion.


That's not what she thought the first time she heard the song.
She repeats it a few times and Liz sings down here
It is noticed that she was crystal clear with the melody.


In "Kitsch", Wonyoung performed a harsh singing voice at the beginning. Some people might call it rap style or hip hop style.
In other words, it's a song that fits or occurs in a place where people get involved or cause conflict.


Wonyoung broke her conventional image and sang, and she presented the image that forms the main melody of this song.
Her Liz continued with her usual singing voice, not so much to complement her Wonyoung's voice, but to show where her part was.


If her Wonyoung's singing voice represents the city as a whole, her part is "a resting place for people."


Many examples of roles may come up, such as an oasis for a desert, a park for a large city, and a hill for a grassland.
"If there are a lot of either, people won't rest there, and they won't come."
Wasn't Liz entrusted with the "Urban Oasis" part?


In "Kitsch", Liz's singing voice only needs to appear once. If she comes out more than once, she might get in the way.


Liz's sung phrases were short, which kept her "nice" glow. Her single appearance brings out the “goodness” of this song.
It may not be an exaggeration to say that Liz's few seconds of singing "made this song a success".


I would like to assert that the charm point of this song is Liz's singing voice "a few seconds".




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