🌊 Introduction: Beyond Boundaries, Big Ocean Rises
In a world where sound defines music, Big Ocean proves that connection comes from deeper places. With their second mini-album “Underwater”, this groundbreaking K-pop trio — Chanyeon, PJ, and Jiseok — is rewriting the rules of what it means to be an artist, and the global spotlight is following.
🌐 Global Praise: BBC, Dazed, and GRAMMY Are Watching
From the BBC to Dazed UK to GRAMMY.com, major international media are showering Big Ocean with admiration:
- BBC delved into how Big Ocean breaks K-pop barriers as the first deaf boy band.
- Dazed described them as “the freshest and most innovative group shaking up K-pop today.”
- GRAMMY.com praised their genre-bending style called “Pre-soul Pop”, emphasizing that “sound is not the only way to connect through music.”
These aren’t just features — they’re validation that Big Ocean’s message is reaching every corner of the globe.
🎤 Their Words: Real Talk, Real Strength
In their BBC interview, the members opened up:
“One of our biggest challenges was synchronizing dance routines. We used vibrating smartwatches and light signals on screens. To enhance sound quality, we relied on AI tech.”
They also shared:
“Before debut, people doubted us. But now, seeing how much strength and encouragement we bring to others, we know we made the right choice.”
Their honesty and perseverance are exactly what make them resonate so deeply with fans.
🌟 Not Just Music — A Movement
Big Ocean’s impact isn’t just musical. They were recently named one of Forbes Asia’s “30 Under 30” in Entertainment & Sports, confirming their place as icons of both inspiration and innovation.
📅 What’s Next?
Following the release of “Underwater”, expect Big Ocean to keep pushing limits — not just for themselves, but for what K-pop can be.
Original Article: SISUNnews
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