Wild Horse (Bronco) feat. Noh Hong-chul
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- Types of genre
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Music
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- Year of Production
- 2013
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- Detailed Genre
- Dance
Video
Summary
The draft for the lyrics and composition of "Wild Horse" was actually completed two years ago. To fully capture Norazo's unique vibe, the track was prepared over a long period with a massive investment of resources, undergoing multiple recording sessions, countless revisions, seven rounds of mixing, and eight rounds of mastering. Norazo’s Jobin personally spearheaded the entire production process, commanding a large crew of staff members. It is said that the staff were utterly amazed and left speechless by Jobin's mind-boggling, beyond-imagination obsessiveness, and there is even a rumor that Noh Hong-chul nearly developed vocal cord nodules during an intense, "blood-spitting" recording session.
The music video was also prepared on a blockbuster scale. Shot entirely on location in Jeju Island, it features grand-scale scenes spanning horse riding tracks, the Dongchoon Circus, and beautiful stretches of sea and forest, all captured in diverse angles using helicams. The video presents a
The music video was also prepared on a blockbuster scale. Shot entirely on location in Jeju Island, it features grand-scale scenes spanning horse riding tracks, the Dongchoon Circus, and beautiful stretches of sea and forest, all captured in diverse angles using helicams. The video presents a
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