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The four members of Skinny Latte are in the midst of their first world tour. It's been months since they released their debut single "Bloody Sunset," but it feels like an eternity since the fans have had a chance to see them perform live. Tonight, they're playing at the iconic Gothic Cathedral here in Seoul, and the energy is electric.
As we make our way through the crowded streets leading up to the venue, I can feel the excitement building inside me. The girls are chatting amongst themselves, their voices rising above the din of the city. They've been rehearsing non-stop for weeks, perfecting their choreography and working on new material.
We arrive at the Cathedral just as the sun is setting, casting a golden glow over the imposing structure. It's breathtakingly beautiful, especially with all the stained glass windows aglow. The group poses for photos in front of the entrance, laughing and joking together. They're a tight-knit unit, these four young women who have already achieved so much at such a young age.
But as we step inside, I'm hit by a wave of nostalgia. This is where it all started for me – my own music journey, that is. I used to come here with friends, singing our hearts out in the choir loft while the rest of the congregation slept below us.
We make our way up to the balcony, finding seats just behind the group's manager. He's a seasoned industry veteran who's been working with Skinny Latte
