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RIIZE’s ‘Talk Saxy’ Takes the World by Storm – A Million Seller in Just a Week

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The group RIIZE’s new song “Talk Saxy”
A hot new song attracting international attention
Achieving Million Seller status just a week after debut

SM Entertainment

RIIZE, under SM Entertainment, is attracting attention from major international media with their new song “Talk Saxy.”

The GRAMMYs in the U.S. were the first to highlight the song on their official website on the 28th, introducing it as part of ‘New Music Friday.’ They described RIIZE as a “K-pop rising star” and praised their new release, saying, “With an easy-to-remember saxophone riff, ‘Talk Saxy’ adds depth to their music and marks a lively return.”

U.S. music-specialized media, Ones to Watch, also gave high praise for “Talk Saxy,” saying, “The song showcases RIIZE’s exceptional musicality and versatility, with a rich saxophone soundscape that highlights the catchy chorus, capturing each member’s talent and individuality.”

British music magazine NME showed interest in the song and its music video, commenting, “The members’ oversized fashion, sports jersey style, and the music video’s backdrop design evoke nostalgia for the 90s.”

In addition, “Talk Saxy” made it to the Must Listen New Songs of the Week list curated by Rolling Stone and was included in This Week’s Favorite New Songs recommended by Entertainment Tonight.

Not only that but “Talk Saxy” was featured in a detailed article in Broadway World’s K-pop Spotlight.

Meanwhile, RIIZE made a record as a Million Seller just a week after their debut with their first single album, Get A Guitar, on September 4.

They released their new single “Talk Saxy” on October 27 and are receiving global acclaim, topping the iTunes Top Songs chart, entering the Top 10 in 16 regions worldwide, and taking the number one spot on the AWA Real-time Rising Chart in Japan.

By. Choi Eun Young

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