The title track features a hip-hop style that expresses love with a heavy beat.
They are set to meet fans through their first world tour at Tokyo Dome in February.
The group RIIZE will showcase their new song in Japan on February 9. They are set to officially release their second single ‘All of You’ on February 18, with a pre-release of the title track on various music platforms at midnight local time.
‘All of You’ merges strong drum beats with electronic sounds and big band elements, creating a hip-hop style that captures RIIZE's charm in expressing love for every aspect of oneself. Notably, the narration by member Shotaro in the intro enhances the song's immersion, and the Korean lyrics that confess love add a special touch to the chorus.
This single marks their first new release in approximately 1 year and 5 months since their debut single ‘Lucky’ released in September 2024, during which they achieved platinum certification and topped various charts, ensuring a successful debut in Japan. Following the single release, they are scheduled to hold a special performance of their first world tour ‘RIIZING LOUD’ at Tokyo Dome from February 21 to 23.
‘All of You’ stands out as a modern love song that brilliantly showcases RIIZE's uniqueness by fusing various musical elements. The combination of drum beats with electronic sounds captivates listeners, offering a distinctive style within the hip-hop genre while maintaining broad appeal. It will be interesting to see how this song resonates with fans.
Following the impressive success of ‘Lucky’ in the Japanese market, RIIZE aims to carry this momentum forward with their new track. Based on their achievements on various charts, they are building confidence, and fans are eagerly anticipating new music that reflects their growth as artists.
The ‘RIIZING LOUD’ tour signifies their global expansion, and the Tokyo Dome performance is particularly noteworthy for setting a record as the fastest entry for a K-pop boy group. This success will provide a solid opportunity for RIIZE to further cement their fandom and popularity within the Japanese market.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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