The album consists of five tracks, with the title track being 'Meant to Be'.
They will hold a solo concert in Busan on February 7 and 8.
The crossover group LA POEM has caught attention by revealing the first teaser image for their new mini album, 'ALIVE'. On January 13, their agency Drama House Studio posted the teaser on their official social media. In the image, LA POEM gazes intensely at the camera against a violet background, exuding charisma in luxurious black suits that showcase their masculine and sexy appeal, heightening fans' anticipation.
The upcoming album 'ALIVE' marks LA POEM's return after approximately one year and nine months, with the title track 'Meant to Be' crafted by renowned lyricist Kim Ina and composer Lucky Clover. The album features a total of five tracks, including the eponymous 'ALIVE', 'Este amor', 'Old Promise', and 'Salira', promising a delightful addition to winter playlists.
Following the album's release, LA POEM will host a solo concert at Busan Concert Hall on February 7 and 8, building on the success of their encore performance in Seoul last November. Fans will have the opportunity to experience an orchestral live performance of all tracks from 'ALIVE'.
LA POEM is poised to expand their fan base through the upcoming album release. The promotion of 'ALIVE' will allow the group to present a new musical color, enhancing their connection with fans. With video content and various promotional activities, fans can look forward to experiencing the diverse appeal of the group.
This mini album stands out for its careful planning, especially given the limited number of tracks. Each track expresses different emotions, with 'Meant to Be' garnering attention for its sophisticated structure and deep lyrics. Kim Ina's contribution elevates its quality, promising an unforgettable experience for fans.
Additionally, the Busan concert represents an excellent opportunity for fans to engage more closely with LA POEM's music. The collaboration with an orchestra will enhance the music's depth. Such events are expected to solidify LA POEM's status within the fan community and the music industry.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: Drama House Studio
