‘CINEMA’ and ‘Bloodline’ ranked 3rd and 8th on Melon respectively.
The album ‘Archive. 1’ is set for official release on March 4.
Singer WOODZ (Jo Seung-yeon) has successfully made waves in the music scene with his pre-release tracks from his first full album. According to EDAM Entertainment, the songs 'CINEMA' and 'Bloodline' were released on February 12 at 6 PM, quickly soaring to 3rd and 8th place on the Melon chart. Additionally, the tracks reached 4th place on Bugs and various other major music charts, garnering significant listener interest. 'CINEMA' features an addictive melody and emotional high notes, presenting a storytelling experience akin to watching a movie, and initially gained attention during WOODZ's solo concert. Meanwhile, 'Bloodline', a collaboration with international writers, expresses WOODZ's personal feelings through a 'Rock and Roll' lens, aiming to convey an energy that everyone can enjoy. These tracks heighten the anticipation for his upcoming album 'Archive. 1', set for release on March 4.
WOODZ's recent pre-release tracks showcase his musical abilities and creativity effectively. Notably, 'CINEMA' captivates listeners with its addictive melody and storytelling, significantly heightening anticipation for the full album. Although he has explored various genres before, these tracks allow him to express his emotions on a deeper level. Furthermore, 'Bloodline' highlights his attempts to collaborate with international writers, indicating his efforts to establish presence not only domestically but also in the global market, offering fans diverse musical experiences. His emphasis on communication with fans has played an essential role in the success of these tracks. As the release of his first full album approaches, excitement among fans is surging, and the March 4 launch is viewed as a pivotal milestone in his career. Particularly, his vocal delivery and musical expression could influence many young artists positively, making his future endeavors even more intriguing.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: EDAM Entertainment
