Forestella
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![]() Forestella in 2019 L-R: Ko Woo-rim, Kang Hyung-ho, Cho Min-kyu and Bae Doo-hoon | |
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Origin | Seoul, South Korea |
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Years active | 2017 | –present
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Forestella (Korean: 포레스텔라) is a South Korean crossover male vocal quartet formed through the JTBC singing competition Phantom Singer 2, which aired in 2017. They won first place on the show and officially debuted on March 14, 2018, with the album Evolution.[1] Since their debut, they have released another two studio albums and gained public recognition for their performances on Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend, festivals and other televised concerts.
History
Background
The quartet was formed through the second season of the singing competition Phantom Singer. Bae Doo-hoon, Kang Hyung-ho, Cho Min-kyu and Ko Woo-rim had each separately auditioned for the competition. They were among the twelve finalists remaining in the competition and grouped into a quartet prior to the finals, naming themselves "Forestella", which is a portmanteau of "forest" and "stella" (Italian: star).[2] As the winning group, they won prize money as well as an exclusive contract with Arts & Artists, which manages some of the country's preeminent classical musicians, to promote together for a year.[3]
Bae is a musical actor who had studied acting at Korea National University of Arts and occasionally sang for a gugak-rock fusion band. He previously appeared in Hidden Singer and The Voice of Korea prior to auditioning for Phantom Singer.[2] Cho and Ko are the only classically-trained singers of the quartet and are alumni of Seoul National University's famed College of Music. Cho had been planning to continue with graduate studies in Germany and was a member of the Seoul Metropolitan Opera for several years.[4][5] Ko was then a third-year undergraduate voice major who had been a finalist and semi-finalist in several vocal competitions.[6] Kang is the only member without any formal training in either music or the performing arts, although he was the vocalist of an amateur rock band he and some friends had formed as college students.[7] He was a chemical engineer and researcher at Lotte and took a temporary leave of absence to audition, eventually resigning after Forestella debuted.[8][2]
2017: Phantom Singer 2
While on Phantom Singer 2, the members already differentiated themselves from other contestants for their willingness to experiment with other genres and for their "adventurous" song selections, a reputation which persists to this day.[2][9] Bae, Cho and Ko had been grouped together in the same team during the first quartet stage and were the first team to perform a rock song, Imagine Dragons's "Radioactive", in its original style rather than rearranging it. Kang, despite his background as a vocalist in a rock band, had demonstrated his versatility performing various genres with other contestants. As Forestella, they surprised viewers with a tango-pop rock arrangement of Claudio Baglioni's "Come Un Eterno Addio" during the second final stage.[10][11]
2018: Debut
Forestella debuted on March 14, 2018, with the full-length album Evolution, which was praised by critics for showcasing the members' vocal abilities and reinterpretations of songs from a wide spectrum of genres.[12][13] They held a series of concerts in Seoul before embarking on a nationwide tour in nine cities.[14][15] After their tour ended, they held a series of joint concerts with Forte di Quattro, winners of the first season of Phantom Singer.[16][17] During the latter half of the year, they gained further public recognition through their appearances on the KBS singing show Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend, especially after winning Episode 374, their first win on the show.[18]
2019–2020: Second album and continued success
In Episode 392 of Immortal Songs, which aired on February 23, 2019, the group covered "Bohemian Rhapsody" and the video of their performance uploaded by KBS went viral among both domestic and international fans, spawning numerous reaction videos.[19] They caught the attention of Secret Garden who collaborated with them to record a Korean-language remake of "Beautiful". The song was pre-released as a digital single by Secret Garden and later included in the South Korean and Japanese releases of their album Storyteller.[20]
On May 22, 2019, Forestella released their second full-length album Mystique, to both critical and popular acclaim.[21] One of the tracks, "Dear Moon" (달하 노피곰 도다샤), was released as a promotional digital single two weeks prior and was based on a Baekje-era poem entitled "Jeongeupsa" (정읍사).[22] It was one of the best-selling albums in the domestic classical charts, becoming certified "platinum" by December, and they became only one of three classical artists to have an album sell more than the "gold" certification that year.[23][24]
In September 2019, the group decided to continue promoting together and renewed their group contract.[25] Cho and Bae joined other agencies for their solo activities.[26][27] Bae returned to musical theater while Cho and Kang both released songs as solo artists. Ko opted against a solo career in favor of continuing his studies, although he has performed at various classical recitals and concerts.[28][29]
On April 9, 2020, Forestella released a digital single, a remake of the song "Nella Fantasia", a more traditional classical crossover song.[30] This was followed by another digital single "Together" (함께라는 이유), which falls into the pop genre, and an accompanying music video. "Together" was composed for them by the songwriter and producer Hwang Sung-je, who has composed or arranged for notable singers and K-pop groups including BoA, Shinhwa, Girls' Generation, Sung Si-kyung and Yoon Jong-shin.[31][32] In August they were awarded the National Assembly's Culture Sports and Tourism Committee Award at the Newsis Hallyu Culture Daesang.[33][34] They then released another two digital singles: "Words from the Wind" (바람이 건네준 말) and "Ties" (연(緣)).[35] Although the members have always been actively involved in the production and arrangement of their releases, "Words from the Wind" was the first time they were officially credited as co-composers.[36]
2021–present: Third album
Beginning in January 2021, a 12-episode "All Star" edition of Phantom Singer was aired and Forestella were among the returning teams as the winners of the second season.[37] They then released their third full-length album The Forestella digitally on April 19, while the physical album was released two weeks later. The four digital singles released the previous year were also included in the album.[38] The album also included a Korean-language remake of Serge Lama's hit "Je suis malade"; they had covered the song in its original French that year on Phantom Singer All Star and earned praise from Lama himself.[39]
According to statistics compiled by the Korea Performing Arts Box Office Information System (KOPIS), Forestella ranked first in ticket sales within the "classical and opera" category for the first half of 2021. Despite multiple postponements and some of the dates of their Nella Fantasia: Time Travel and The Forestella tours having to be spread out over several months due to COVID-19 restrictions, three of the concerts ranked in the top 5 best-selling concerts within that category.[40][41] On August 2, it was announced that the group signed with Beat Interactive after terminating their contract with their previous management two months earlier, although the individual members remain under their respective agencies for their solo activities.[42][43] However their previous management would remain in charge of The Forestella tour as per their agreement since it had been scheduled prior to the contract termination.
In the 2021 Brand of the Year Awards, which took place on September 7, they were named Crossover Group of the Year.[44][45][46]
Members
- Bae Doo-hoon (배두훈) - tenor[47]
- Kang Hyung-ho (강형호) - countertenor[47]
- Cho Min-kyu (조민규) - tenor[47]
- Ko Woo-rim (고우림) - bass[47]
Artistry
Known to domestic audiences for their appearances on Immortal Songs and KBS's televised public concerts Open Concert, the group has demonstrated their versatility in reinterpreting songs of various genres ranging from trot to gugak (traditional Korean music) and incorporating rock, pop and classical singing techniques into their performances.[48][12] The diversity of their repertoire is apparent through the artists and ensembles they have performed together with, which include classical crossover tenor Paul Potts,[49] gugak performers Song So-hee[50] and Ahn Sook-sun[51] and pop singer Jang Hye-jin.[52] The members have stated that they never felt the need to limit themselves to any specific genre and preferred to experiment and draw inspiration from their varied individual musical preferences.[48][14] When asked about why they ventured into the crossover genre, Cho and Ko both expressed their dissatisfaction with the limited repertoire they were given as singers trained in the Western classical opera tradition and hoped to challenge the conservatism still prevalent within the classical music community.[53] The quartet have been praised by commentators for breaking barriers in the domestic music scene which existed between classically-trained singers and other genres.[54][55]
Forestella initially drew comparisons to Forte di Quattro, who won the first season of Phantom Singer. Newsis opined that "if Forte di Quattro is masculine and luxurious, Forestella has a lively energy that doesn't know where to go. If Forte di Quattro feels like a gentleman, Forestella feels like an adventure full of dreams, hopes and adventures."[33][14][2] However, unlike their Phantom Singer predecessors, Forestella's sound has been described as "leaning towards pop".[33][56] Regardless of genre, their performances are generally characterized by well-defined harmonies and their unusually wide combined vocal range, anchored by Kang and Ko's countertenor and basso profondo tessiture respectively.[57][58][59]
Discography
Studio albums
Title | Album details | Peak chart positions | Sales |
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KOR [60] | |||
Evolution |
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13 |
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Mystique |
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14 |
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The Forestella |
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16 |
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Singles
As lead artist
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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KOR [64] | |||
"Dear Moon" (달하 노피곰 도다샤) | 2019 | — | Mystique |
"Bird, Bird, Blue Bird" (새야 새야 파랑새야)[65] | — | Nokdu Flower OST (part 1)[66] | |
Nokdu Flower opening | — | Nokdu Flower OST (part 3) | |
"Nella Fantasia" (넬라 판타지아) | 2020 | — | The Forestella |
"Together" (함께라는 이유) | —[A] | ||
"Words from the Wind" (바람이 건네준 말) | — | ||
"Ties" (연) | — | ||
"—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region. |
Collaborations
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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KOR [64] | |||
"L'impossibile Vivere" with Forte di Quattro | 2018 | — | Non-album single |
"Beautiful" with Secret Garden | 2019 | — | Storyteller |
"Ttanttala Blues" with Lunchsong Project (Kwon Tae-eun) | 2020 | — | No Man Is An Island |
Participation releases
Title | Year | Peak chart positions | Album |
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KOR [64] | |||
"Maldita Sea Mi Suerte" (original by Marc Anthony) | 2017 | —[B] | Phantom Singer 2 Episode 9[69] |
"In Un'altra Vita" (original by Claudio Baglioni) | —[C] | ||
"Come Un Eterno Addio" (original by Claudio Baglioni) | — | Phantom Singer 2 Episode 10[70] | |
"Il Mirto E La Rosa" (original by Alessandro Safina) | — | ||
"Time in a Bottle" (original by Jim Croce) | 2021 | —[D] | Phantom Singer All Star Episode 2[72] |
"Je Suis Malade" (original by Serge Lama) | —[E] | Phantom Singer All Star Episode 3[74] | |
"Snail" (달팽이) (original by Panic) | —[F] | Phantom Singer All Star Episode 9[76] | |
"Inner Universe" (original by Origa) | —[G] | Phantom Singer All Star Episode 11[78] |
Filmography
Television
Year | Title | Network | Notes |
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2017 | Phantom Singer Season 2 | JTBC | Winner |
2018–present | Immortal Songs: Singing the Legend | KBS | Recurring |
2021 | Phantom Singer AllStarz | JTBC | — |
Tours
- Solo concerts and tours
- Evolution Tour (2018)[79]
- Forest and Stars Concerts (2018)[80]
- Mystique Tour (2019)[81]
- Winter Forest Concerts (2019)[82]
- Nella Fantasia: Time Travel Tour (2020–21)[83][84]
- The Forestella Tour (2021)[85][86]
- Joint concerts and tours
- Phantom Singer 2 Tour (2017-2018)
- Phantom vs Phantom Concerts (2018) (with Forte di Quattro)[87]
- Illuso: Autumn's Masterpieces Concerts (2019) (with Forte di Quattro, Miraclass and Ingihyunsang)[88]
- Phantom of Classic Concert (2019) (with Forte di Quattro and Miraclass)[89]
- Phantom Singer All Star Gala Concerto (2021)[90]
Notes
- ^ "Together" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at position 97 on the Gaon Download Chart.[67]
- ^ "Maldita Sea Mi Suerte" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at position 33 on the Gaon BGM Chart.[68]
- ^ "In Un'altra Vita" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at position 50 on the Gaon BGM Chart.[68]
- ^ "Time in a Bottle" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at position 26 on the Gaon Download Chart.[71]
- ^ "Je suis malade" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at position 57 on the Gaon Download Chart.[73]
- ^ "Snail" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at position 50 on the Gaon Download Chart.[75]
- ^ "Inner Universe" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at position 60 on the Gaon Download Chart.[77]
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