The album emphasizes the diverse charms of both members under the theme of 'duality'.
The title track offers fresh sounds that delight listeners.
[TV Daily: Reporter Lee Gi-eun] NCT JNJM, comprising members Jeno and Jaemin, has officially made their unit debut today (February 23) with their first mini-album titled ‘BOTH SIDES’. As of 6 PM, the entire album is available on all major music platforms, and the music video for the title track ‘BOTH SIDES’ is also released simultaneously on the SMTOWN YouTube channel.
This album is themed around 'duality,' showcasing Jeno and Jaemin's distinct charms while achieving a perfect balance between them. The mini-album features a total of 6 tracks, including the title song. 'BOTH SIDES' combines a sophisticated sound design and rhythmic beats, presenting a hip-hop dance style that invites listeners to enjoy both sides of the duo's allure.
Along with the title track, the album also includes songs like 'I.D.O.L.', 'What It Is', 'HASHTAG', 'WIND UP', and 'sexier', highlighting the project's musical diversity. Both members aim to reveal a fresh side of themselves through this new unit experience.
The debut mini-album ‘BOTH SIDES’ from NCT JNJM highlights their diverse charms under the theme of 'duality.' Their approach to music focuses on sound design and rhythmic beat, creating a harmoniously rich experience throughout the album. The title track plays a crucial role in establishing the unit's identity while providing fresh joy to listeners.
Collaboration between Jeno and Jaemin is highly praised for the organic synergy they display during their creative process. While each member has distinct characteristics, their synergy when working together achieves a perfect balance that offers fans a new experience. The visual elements of the album also enhance their chemistry, linking musical storytelling and aesthetic presentation seamlessly.
Furthermore, fans can enjoy both their individual flair and their teamwork, reaffirming the meaningful connections formed through their music and performances. This dynamic allows for a deeper interaction with their audience, showcasing how they can express both their identity as group members and as a unit.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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