Na Young-ju and Lee Song-hyun’s ‘dodree’ to Debut on January 21 with K-Crossover Pop

The new female duo dodree, affiliated with JYP Entertainment’s subsidiary I-Night Entertainment, will officially make their debut on January 21. Composed of Na Young-ju and Lee Song-hyun, who were previously members of KBS 2TV’s “The Dandara,” they will introduce a new genre called “K-Crossover Pop” that achieves perfect harmony between traditional Korean music and modern pop.
The teaser for the debut song “It Was All Like a Dream,” released on the 14th, features familiar everyday spaces such as buses and rooftops interwoven with surreal environments, creating a mysterious atmosphere that feels like a transition between dreams and reality. The two members’ performances on stage, which reinterpret the “ojakgyo” concept in a modern style, maximize Korean aesthetics and capture viewers’ attention. The humming combined with serene guitar melodies further enhances the dreamy mood.
The theme of the song expresses longing for someone who passed by like a dream. It compares a past love to a “dream,” vividly contrasting the cold reality with warm memories to leave a deep emotional impact.
Just as the name of the group, “dodree,” reflects the rhythm of the traditional Korean musical pattern, dodree has created a new genre by harmoniously blending popular pop techniques with the sounds of traditional Korean instruments. This approach goes beyond mere genre combination, aiming to deliver a fresh sound by expressing Korean aesthetics through a modern perspective. Na Young-ju’s deep vocal tone and Lee Song-hyun’s outstanding performance skills are highlighted, fueling high expectations for the synergy they will exhibit.
Meanwhile, dodree’s debut digital single “It Was All Like a Dream” will be officially released at 6 p.m. on January 21 through various online music platforms.
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