WJSN Members Perform Breathtaking Ballad Version of "Pantomime" on "Sing and Stay2"
WJSN members SeolA, Exy, Soobin, and Dawon show off their breathtaking live vocals on Lifetime's "Sing and Stay2". The members are now attracting attention for their live singing vocals and their ability to pull off emotional ballads.
"Pantomime" is a song from WJSN from their mini-album "Neverland". The song is originally fast with a high-tempo, but it was remade to be ballad for "Sing and Stay2", showing off each member's powerful voice.
Main vocalist Dawon, who started the song, set the tone with her fresh voice, captivating the audience's eyes and ears from the very beginning. Exy, the group's rapper, heightened the mood with her powerful yet delicate rapping. SeolA captivated music fans with her dreamy yet mysterious voice. Soobin added depth to the ballad in the chorus, building up the excitement in the song.
Throughout the performance, the harmony and breathing were perfect, taking the viewer's breath away.
Check out their performance here!
"Pantomime" is a sensuous dance song that sing about the tension and what goes in the mind when one experiences their first kiss. The song is from WJSN's latest mini-album, "Neverland". The mini-album draws inspiration from the fairy tale "Peter Pan", going with the concept of a world of dream and then going to face reality, looking into Neverland from the point of view of Tinkerbell who was abandoned by Peter Pan. In the mini-album, WJSN added their special touch, adding a flair of mystery and dreaminess.
WJSN released their latest comeback "BUTTERFLY" from "Neverland", and set a new record within the group, selling over 69,000 copies. The song also won music show wins on SBS MTV's "The Show" and Mnet's "M Countdown". Additionally, the group has just passed another milestone as global artists, with their songs charting on Billboard.
"Sing and Stay2" is an online entertainment program when singers perform live and talk about music. The show is filmed at night at MC Kim Jaehwan's house. The show airs every Monday and 9 p.m. KST.
