>On her third EP, Red Velvet’s WENDY explores where softness and strength intersect. “Sunkiss” glows with buoyant arrangements and weightless melodies, while “Believe” strips back to piano-led restraint, allowing vulnerability to emerge. As one of K-pop’s most recognizable vocalists—defined by tonal character and technical command—she carries forward the lineage of label peers like Taeyeon through a personal lens. At this blue-hued threshold, WENDY advances through assurance, reaffirming her status as one of the scene’s most reliable vocal presences
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After some years into Kpop I dont throw the word unskippable around that much, but Wendy’s album really is IT, great track selection and execution, wish all the tracks had some form of promo and to this day i still can’t pick a favorite. Now if only I’ll ever get that Vinyl
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>On her third EP, Red Velvet’s WENDY explores where softness and strength intersect. “Sunkiss” glows with buoyant arrangements and weightless melodies, while “Believe” strips back to piano-led restraint, allowing vulnerability to emerge. As one of K-pop’s most recognizable vocalists—defined by tonal character and technical command—she carries forward the lineage of label peers like Taeyeon through a personal lens. At this blue-hued threshold, WENDY advances through assurance, reaffirming her status as one of the scene’s most reliable vocal presences
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After some years into Kpop I dont throw the word unskippable around that much, but Wendy’s album really is IT, great track selection and execution, wish all the tracks had some form of promo and to this day i still can’t pick a favorite. Now if only I’ll ever get that Vinyl
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