LE SSERAFIM Releases ‘EASY’ Music Video… ‘Dominating’ Old-school Hip-hop Performance

Group LE SSERAFIM (Kim Chae-won, Sakura, Heo Yun-jin, Kazuha, Hong Eun-chae) releases a new song music video that maximizes their unique sophisticated and hip sensibility.

At 6 PM on the 19th, the music video for ‘EASY’, the title song of Le Seraphim’s 3rd mini album, was posted on the Hive Labels YouTube channel. This music video was filmed in Los Angeles, USA, and directed by director and choreographer Nina McNeely, who has worked with famous overseas artists such as Doja Cat and The Weeknd.

The music video for ‘EASY’ is characterized by a production that adds new elements to something familiar. Colorful neon signs and sculptures that contrast with the antique stone building, and the members’ faces projected on the chiffon curtains are placed here and there to provide a sense of freshness. Additionally, the five members attract attention with their unique outfits that mix and match hip-hop style fashion with accessories made of pearls or lace.

The highlight of the music video is the group dance that highlights the skills of the five members. Le Seraphim arouses admiration by perfectly performing old school hip hop dance with relaxed movements and charisma. The combination of groovy trap genre music and old school hip hop is overwhelming. Director Nina McNeely’s bold camera work exquisitely captures the individuality and charm of Le Seraphimo’s performance.

‘EASY’, represented by the lyrics “It’s not easy, I’m easy,” contains the determination of the five members to make everything look easy, even though nothing is easy. It is an attractive song with an attractive combination of R&B style catchy vocals and a highly addictive melody, allowing you to experience music with a new determination that is different from existing Le Seraphim works.

Le Seraphim, who achieved remarkable results with the first full-length album ‘UNFORGIVEN’ released last year, two Japanese singles, and the first English digital single ‘Perfect Night’, is raising expectations for the performance they will show through this activity.