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HYUKOH and Sunset Rollercoaster’s Long-Awaited Collaboration Album Drops with AAA Tour and Capsule Collection at HBX
After a year and a half of anticipation, the highly-anticipated collaborative album from HYUKOH and Sunset Rollercoaster is finally here. And to top it off, the two bands have also embarked on an AAA tour and released a stellar AAA capsule collection, now available at HBX. This collaboration is a natural progression for the two groups, whose creative relationship has transcended borders and now extends into the world of fashion.
Behind the Scenes of the HYUKOH and Sunset Rollercoaster AAA Capsule Collection at HBX
In an exclusive interview, lead singers Kuo-Hung Tseng and Oh Hyuk discuss the multilingual band culture of HYUKOH and Sunset Rollercoaster, and how the universal languages of music and fashion come together to showcase the best of both groups. The result is a capsule collection that is not just merchandise, but a true representation of their unique collaborative charm.
A Capsule Collection for Performers
When it comes to fashion, Kuo-Hung Tseng describes his style as laid back and low-key, while Oh Hyuk’s style is more avant-garde. This contrast is reflected in the minimalistic design of the collaboration, featuring subtle AAA logo branding. However, it is the stage outfits that truly showcase the groups’ unique charm. Kuo explains, “On stage, we’re open to experimenting with cool styles. This time, the concept is like a group of aliens traveling the world to make a living from music, so it’s almost like a character. When I’m on stage, I feel like I can free myself from who I am.” This free-spirited approach to fashion is evident in the design language of the collaboration, which was inspired by military patterns and the film “I’m No Longer Here.”
The Influence of Music and Fashion
While music may have been the initial bond between the two groups, fashion has also played a significant role in their partnership. Oh Hyuk shares, “When we were working in Berlin in 2018, we went to some military shops and bought vintage clothes. We really liked them, so I incorporated military patterns into the designs.” He also mentions being inspired by the film “I’m No Longer Here” and the specific style associated with the music genre Cumbia. This fusion of music and fashion is evident in the unique and eclectic designs of the AAA capsule collection.
In conclusion, to simply label this collaboration as “merchandise” would be a disservice. It is a true representation of the creative relationship between HYUKOH and Sunset Rollercoaster, and a testament to the universal languages of music and fashion. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind collection, now available at HBX.
