Front Range Palace

   

Front Range Palace
Hangul	프런트 레인지 팰리스
Revised Romanization	Peureonteu Reinji Paelliseu
Genre	Romance Comedy Drama
Created by	TBD
Written by	TBD
Directed by	TBD
Starring	Ailee Bethany Kang Josephine Bauer Sofia Vergara WondaGurl
Opening theme	TBD
Composer(s)	Yung Leland
Country of origin	Brazoria Korea
Original language(s)	Korean, English
No. of episodes	16
Production
Running time	70–85 minutes
Production company(s)	Record Television
Distributor	TBD TBD Webbox (International)
Release
Original network	IBS (Brazoria) tvN
Picture format	1080i (HDTV)
Audio format	Milton
Original release	June 20 (2020-06-20) – August 9, 2020 (2020-08-09)

Front Range Palace is a Brazorian-Korean melodrama based around the dominance of post-Yellowrose Brazoria's education system by special interest groups from the Colorado province during the early 2000s. It centers around students attending a fictional private, charter school set in Colorado. The series stars Ailee, WondaGurl, Bethany Kang, Josephine Bauer and Sofía Vergara.

Plot

A satyrical look into the rise of non-public schooling since the Pecan Revolution, the focus is on upper class parents in Colorado province, and their influence on the rest of the country. The drama revolves around working women who live in a residential district and shooting range in Broomfield known as the Front Range Palace.

Janice Kwon (Ailee) is married to Karl Goebbels (Steven Furtick), who is a charismatic speaker and ambitious pastor, who wants their eldest son to take over his ministry, First Baptist Church Broomfield.

Alice Chang (Bethany Kang) is married to her highschool sweetheart Robert Johnson (Justin Bieber), who also aspires to be a pastor. They have no children until Season 5.

Dianna Lewis (Josephine Bauer) is married to Charles Brandon (Chad Veach), in which they own a curriculum publication called Apostolic Publications, the school's main curriculum. Their children love to attend and excell in the school.

Nigella Carrey (WonaGurl) is the wife of Jake Keller (Juan Peña), who owns an orphanage in Pueblo. Nigella has grave concern over how Jake handles his organization.

Martha Navarro (Sophía Vergara) and her husband Peter Jung (Randall Park) manage security at the school, which was involved in a mass shooting in Season 2. They helped teachers secure fire arms licenses, bullet proof vests and security cameras.

They are juxtaposed by the teachers' union United Teachers Colorado, which is headed by Jezebel Haeger (Mary Guttiérrez). She and her squad do everything in their power to prevent their neighbors from influencing their district. Even going as far as bribing county officials.

Cast members

Special appearances

Robert Mueller as himself in Season 1, Episode 12 (Kids' Seminary)

Soundtrack

The production of the soundtrack is primarily handled by Yung Leland along with WondaGurl providing additional production. The main single off of the album is "We Shine Brigher," which Ailee herself wrote the chorus for. Antillean rapper Freeside recorded a verse for the song while at his second residence in Phoenix. Brazorian rapper Lecrae also worked with Metro on a single for the album titled "Have Faith." Additional producers include TM88, Jay Park, Chacha Malone, Kim Eun-sook, Blowtorch, Streetside, and Iron Keys.

Track listing

Track listing adapted from MixxSpin.

Front Range Palace the OSTs

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"We Shine Brighter" (feauring Ailee and Freeside)	Amy Lee · Leland Wayne · Rahqid Cunningham ·	Yung Leland	4:28
2.	"Pecan Soju" (featuring Freeside and Jay Park)	Cunningham · Wayne · Park Jae-beom	Yung Leland  · Chacha Malone · Jay Park	3:48
3.	"It's Always Been In You" (featuring 21 Savage, Big Sean and Yung Uzi Mane)	Sean Anderson  · Shéyaa Abraham-Joseph  · Steven Furtick  · Wayne  · Jorden Farrelle	Yung Leland	5:43
4.	"Bedroom Town Curve" (featuring The Weeknd, 600Gz and Big Sean)	Abel Tesfaye · Treyvon Lakesh · Anderson · Wayne	Yung Leland · Streetside · TM88	4:02
5.	"Hold That Heat" (featuring Travis Scott and Freeside)	Jacques Webster II · Cunningham · Tyrone Davenport · Wayne	Yung Leland · Streetside · WondaGurl	3:45
6.	"Imperial Swerve" (featuring Ailee and 600Gz)	Lee · Lakesh · Wayne	Yung Leland · Chacha Malone · Streetside	4:12
7.	"Have Faith" (featuring Lecrae)	Lecrae Moore · Kim Eun-sook · Wayne	Yung Leland · Blowtorch · Iron Keys · Kim Eun Sook	3:11
8.	"Boulder Goons" (featuring Tony Talk, ASAP Rocky, Yung Uzi Mane and Kodack Black)	Anthony Hill · Rakim Mayers · Farrelle · Bill Kapri	Yung Leland · Turnstreet	5:48
9.	"Sejong Racks" (featuring Freeside, Dok2, Jay Park and G-Dragon)	Cunningham · Lee Joon-kyung · Park · Kwon Ji-yong	Yung Leland · Jay Park · TM88	4:37
10.	"Empty Nest" (featuring Ailee and Big Sean)	Lee · Anderson · Wayne	Yung Leland	3:15
11.	"Nepotistic" (featuring Jay Park, Freeside and Kickback)	Park · Cunningham · Jimmy Brooks	Yung Leland · Freeside · Noah Shebib · Jay Park	4:31
12.	"Father, Forgive Us" (featuring Ailee, Lecrae and Roscoe Dash)	Lee · Moore · Jeffery Lee Johnson Jr. · Wayne · Furtick	Yung Leland · WondaGurl · Lecrae	3:24
Total length:				50:44

Reception

Front Range Palace has recieved positive reviews and acclaim for its acting, production value, music, and the historical accuracy and respect given to the period in which it takes place in. The show has been praised for its casting and improvement in representation for Korean Brazorians and other ethnic and racial minorities into mainstream entertainment and attention. In June 2022, Webbox announced that the show had been renewed for a second reason and was confirmed by the show runners themselves along with members of the cast.

See also

• Pecan Revolution
• Fetal Omen
• Brazorian Hip-hop
• Education in Brazoria
• Korean Brazorians