GOT7's Presents: youBy sydney manrique
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and softer voice. Youngjae’s strong volumes of voice, “Nobody Knows,” plays the melody as a tale to a trance. “Party” is a literal take on the word. BamBam intrigues the listener to dance to, yet again, another slow R&B. Last, but definitely not least, Yugyeom’s alternative and eerie solo track “Fine.” The misleadingness breathes in a new pavement for how songs can manipulate the listener. All songs may not capture many, but this is seemingly a hidden gem most can’t find, unless that someone is a kpop fan.
From previous albums, EPs, and studio records, this genre of soft R&B takes a turn for GOT7. Usually, they go heavily for hip-hop and rap, but this new album is definitely a refresher. For the future albums, more is to come with the thought of the unexpected. And though this group is underrated, it’s knowing that the talent carries the music where it’s least expected. |