Interview with OX:N about their journey creating ‘SWAY’ and establishing a unique sound as a sub-unit

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ould they be? 

JAEHAN: Energetic, emotive, dynamic. 
XEN: Experimental, heartfelt, bold. 
JEHYUN: Fresh, vibrant, diverse. 
YECHAN: Free-spirited, impactful, evolving.

As OX:N continue to shape their musical journey with each release, their dedication to exploring new sounds and emotions shines through in their work. From their debut in Japan with SWAY, the sub-unit showcases a unique musical identity that resonates with fans worldwide. With each track, OX:N solidifies their place in the industry, offering a fresh perspective and a memorable listening experience for all who tune in. Their ability to seamlessly blend genres and emotions sets them apart, paving the way for endless possibilities in their creative process. With an unwavering passion for music and a commitment to evolving their sound, OX:N proves to be a sub-unit worth keeping an eye on as they continue to captivate audiences with their dynamic and emotive music.

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