The title track 'Crown' is a hard dance song that blends new musical elements.
EXO is set to engage with fans at a showcase in Seoul today.
EXO has announced their glorious return to the K-Pop scene with the release of their regular 8th album 'REVERXE' today (January 19). This album marks the group's comeback after 2 years and 6 months, with the full release of all tracks on various music platforms starting at 6 PM. In conjunction, the music video for the title track 'Crown' will premiere on the SMTOWN YouTube channel. 'Crown' is a hard dance track that fuses Atlanta trap drums with heavy metal guitars and EDM synths. It features lyrics that metaphorically compare a precious person to a crown, expressing a strong desire to protect them. The accompanying performance in the music video is expected to attract fans' attention. The album also includes tracks like 'I’m Home', 'Back It Up', 'Crazy', and 'Suffocate', showcasing a wide range of musical styles. Finally, EXO will interact with fans through a showcase at Kyung Hee University today at 7:30 PM.
The release of EXO's regular 8th album 'REVERXE' holds significant meaning for K-Pop fans. The title track 'Crown' showcases the group’s new musical direction through a hard dance genre, particularly merging Atlanta trap with heavy metal. This breaks down the boundaries of traditional K-Pop sound, underlining their commitment to musical diversity and evolution. The emphasis on protecting a beloved person depicted in the lyrics will likely resonate deeply with fans.
The album's tracks explore a wide spectrum of emotional themes. Songs like 'I’m Home' and 'Back It Up' offer a comforting and refreshing experience, especially since they were first introduced at fan meetings. In contrast, tracks like 'Crazy' and 'Suffocate' convey intense feelings, enriching the listening experience.
EXO's showcase in Seoul provides a pivotal opportunity for fan interaction, crucial for reinforcing their global fandom. Performing in such a connective format will solidify their popularity further, positively influencing their brand value beyond mere music activity.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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