Easy Kite turns 165 seconds of summer heat into 'Hate Summer'

Artist Easy Kite has once again shared their voice with the new song 'Hate Summer.' Featuring a title that captures the sweltering summer, the track focuses on transforming an image defined by the gaze of others into a personal confession.

In 'Hate Summer,' Easy Kite counters the perception of "She's too hot" with the sentence "I'm burning like fire." The core of the song lies in the attitude of directly expressing one's own passion rather than remaining stuck in the evaluations imposed by others.

A 165-second new song written with SOQI

Easy Kite participated not only in writing the lyrics but also in composing this new song. Working alongside SOQI to write and arrange the track, Easy Kite embedded the emotions they wished to convey within the music.

The song's length is 165 seconds. Within this short running time, the track pushes the images of summer heat and a self-igniting flame together, delivering a condensed version of the energy held by Easy Kite.

From the gaze of others to one's own voice

'Hate Summer' is a song that does not avoid the comment of being "too hot" but instead turns it into one's own driving force. Easy Kite leads the song with the temperature and speed they have chosen, rather than following external perspectives.

The short yet powerful confession, written by themselves, shows the direction of the changes Easy Kite is pursuing within their music. Released amidst the heat of summer, this song leaves a clear lingering impression on fans waiting for their next musical move.