tripleS's Acid Angel from Asia Makes Bionic Debut
Debuting for the first time as a sub-unit, MODHAUS's Acid Angel from Asia (AAA) has undoubtedly gained fans overnight. With a visual that proves simplicity is all it takes to get our attention, the tripleS sub-unit is ready to take on the world with their debut single "Generation."
K-Pop startup MODHAUS - founded by Jaden Jeong - aimed to create the world's first open architecture entertainment ecosystem, creating a group that is made and operated by fans. Thus, tripleS was born. Looking to market the group as the first K-Pop group to link themselves to the world of NFTs, this 24-member girl group will soon debut in 2023, revealing new members as we lead into the new year. In order to get a taste of what's to come, MODHAUS debuted a sub-unit called Acid Angel from Asia with four talented members: Kim Yooyeon, Kim Nakyoung, Gong Yubin, and Jeong Hyerin.
With AAA taking the lead in exciting debuts of 2022, it's certain that they'll become a memorable fourth generation girl group. Debuting with their first mini-album Acid Angel from Asia <ACCESS>, it's clear that AAA is creating a legacy for themselves before the end of 2022.
"Generation"
A refreshing 2000s soundscape that takes you through the nostalgia of your youth, "Generation" shows you the point-of-view of a typical student basking in their favorite pastime with friends. Running through the halls at school, creating TikToks on the street, and dancing away their worries of tomorrow, AAA reminds us of our vibrant memories as a teenager. Paired with a visual that evokes joyous memories of the past, "Generation" has a mellow and easily digestible ambiance that will turn any curious listener into a fan instantaneously. Upon first impression, it allows every listener a chance to reclaim their youth in just under the 3-minute mark. I mean, who wouldn't enjoy a second to remember what it was like to be a bubbly teenager without a single care or worry in the world? It's a lovely track that will leave a smile on your face as you reflect on the days of your youth.
tripleS's AAA has proven that even as a sub-unit, they can conquer K-Pop despite a recent debut. In the days since their music video and mini-album, the world has become obsessed with their soft charms and versatile sound. If you have yet to watch the video, now's your chance to hop into the new world of Acid Angel from Asia, one that is familiar and relatable to Gen Z and beyond.