Power Vocal's YouTube Channel Surpasses 1 Million Subscribers, Celebrates with Gold Button Award

Power Vocal, a renowned institution specializing in contemporary music education, has achieved a significant milestone as its YouTube channel surpasses 1 million subscribers.

The channel, which features cover videos with active participation from its students, has shown consistent growth, marking an unprecedented achievement for a music academy. This success highlights the channel's ability to blend popular appeal with professional expertise, earning recognition in both areas.

The Gold Button award is a testament to the collaborative efforts of students, various musicians, and the professional skills of the internal staff. Musicians who added vocals to the cover videos, vocal coaches who handled recording and directing, the engineering team that enhanced sound quality, and the promotional team responsible for filming and editing have all contributed to the channel's growth through long-term collaboration.

Building on this achievement, Power Vocal plans to expand its content offerings. The institution aims to provide more platforms for musicians to showcase their voices in diverse ways and is set to launch original music production projects.

Celebrating its 29th anniversary this year, Power Vocal began as a vocal training institution for singers. It is known for providing vocal lessons to numerous Korean singers and musical actors, including Younha, Wheesung, Sung Si-kyung, Davichi, SeeYa, Seventeen, Monsta X, and musical actor Jung Sung-hwa.

Over the years, Power Vocal has expanded its scope to include education for various purposes such as entrance exams, auditions, and hobbies, establishing itself as a prestigious institution in contemporary music education. The YouTube channel has been a platform for emerging musicians to present their voices to the public.

Power Vocal's CEO, Noh Young-joo, expressed gratitude, stating, "The growth we have achieved is thanks to the support of our subscribers. We will continue to introduce new musicians and build a music ecosystem where education and content naturally connect."

Reported by Kim Se-a, TenAsia haesmik@tenasia.co.kr