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A number of years have handed since Riot turned 4 of League of Legends characters into Okay-pop stars. Now, the developer has introduced a brand new group for followers to obsess over. HEARTSTEEL is a six-man boy band that options Okay-pop star variations of Ezreal, Kayn, Aphelios, Yone, Okay’Sante, and Sett.
“HEARTSTEEL is a bunch of dynamic daredevils devoted to unapologetic individuality and artistic expression,” Riot mentioned in a press release. “Their mission is to blaze a path to achievement on their very own phrases. The group’s persona and sound attracts inspiration from fashionable music collectives and a variety of influences from throughout genres and eras, culminating in a daring, one-of-a-kind identification.”
Right here’s the element in regards to the voice behind every HEARTSTEEL member:
- Ezreal – A member of real-world Okay-Pop teams EXO and SuperM, Baekhyun, will play the position of Azreal. He’ll probably change into the principle vocalist of this boy band.
- Sett – ØZI is a Taiwanese-American singer-songwriter and rapper who was nominated for six awards on the thirtieth Golden Melody Awards.
- Okay’Sante – Tobi Lou is a well known rapper, singer, and file producer. He was born in Nigeria and raised in Chicago.
- Kayn – Cal Scruby is a rapper who launched his debut mixtape titled ‘The Calling’ again in 2016.
Sadly, not a lot is thought about Yone and Aphelios. Thus far, Riot solely says that Yone would be the producer whereas Aphelios will work because the band’s instrumentalist and songwriter.
“The concept of an all-male band has lengthy been speculated on by followers, and we’re so excited to carry this fantasy to life,” mentioned Maria Egan, International Head of Music & Occasions at Riot Video games.
HEARTSTEEL’s upcoming debut single, “PARANOIA,” can be launched at 8:00 AM PT on October 23. Nevertheless, you possibly can already pre-save the tune on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, and Deezer through this link. The developer may also probably add the music video on their official YouTube channel, like Okay/DA’s “POP/STARS” tune.
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