Mystic Story’s first boy group’ ARrC, has released their debut album “AR^C” released on August 19.
The title song ‘S&S (sour and sweet)’, is the first step of the seven boys towards “true connection.” 
ARrC is an abbreviation for ‘Always Remember the real Connection’, and contains the will to grow into an artist who transcends space, time, and each other’s differences to always remember ‘true connection with each other’ and convey good influence to many people around the world through music.
ARrC, consisting of members from various countries including South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and Brazil, is expected to grow into a global artist representing the music industry based on their diversity and diverse charms.
In particular, ARrC released a pre-release single ‘dummy‘ before their debut, a hip-hop track with an old-school style Boom Bap beat and a new-school G-Funk arrangement, which is a new interpretation of 90s style hip-hop in ARrC’s own way.
Also, before their debut, they have proven their complete skills in rap, vocals, and performance through promotions that pre-released some of the songs that will be included in their second album, and announced the birth of a new ‘diamond-shaped rookie’ who will lead the 5th generation.
ARrC, who aims to spread a positive influence on the public through music, delivers a message of challenge and support with the title song of their first debut album, ‘S&S (sour and sweet)’. Rather than simply giving up because it is difficult to get what you want, they encourage you to keep going all the way without giving up for a sweet result, creating the beginning of an ‘ARrC-style fable’.
‘S&S (sour and sweet)’ Music Video
Their first mini-album and debut album, ‘AR^C’, contains ARrC’s first steps toward getting closer to the public. The debut album, which was completed by focusing on the essence of music centered around vocals and rap, was inspired by fables for all the songs. Through this, they have newly interpreted ARrC’s dream of easily communicating with people around the world and achieving ‘true connection with each other’ through music from their own unique perspective.
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