The songs and stages G-Dragon talked about

The interview where G-Dragon talked about his approach to making music and performing on stage was impressive. A photo of him looking at the camera while wearing a jacket featuring striking yellow and red patterns was also released. The strong colors of the outfit combined with his direct gaze make the eye linger on this single pictorial for a long time.

G-Dragon stated that rather than establishing a fixed direction from the start, he has personally tried various things, seeking to learn from experience or identify what to discard. He mentioned that while many ideas come to him, he also goes through a process of refining them just as frequently. I remember his explanation that the choices made over a long period of time have led to his current working style.

They also mentioned that even the same song can be expressed differently depending on the venue and situation. Since stadiums, broadcasts, clubs, and small venues are all distinct, they said the tempo and atmosphere of the song can be changed as well. The mention that a fast song can be arranged into a ballad, or a ballad into a faster version, gives a sense of the potential for variation from stage to stage.

The unchanging standard he cited was the completeness of the song itself. He conveyed that he believes the song remains at the center, regardless of the format in which it is sung. It was refreshing to hear both the flexibility to rearrange and his attitude of maintaining the core of the music.