The album includes a total of seven songs, including the title track 'I Want to Stand Out'.
Official release is scheduled for April 6, along with a showcase event.
[TVDaily Han Seoyul Reporter] The group KickFlip has unveiled the concept photos for their upcoming fourth mini album 'My First Kick', set to be released on April 6. The photos encapsulate a first love story, building anticipation for their title track 'I Want to Stand Out'.
The released images depict a poetic scene against a night sea backdrop, exuding youthful emotions as the members capture moments of friendship amidst sparkling lights. They lean on each other and smile, beautifully portraying the essence of first love during their twenties. The album will feature a total of seven songs, including the title track.
Notably, KickFlip has involved all members in song creation since their debut album, and their contributions are recognized in the credits of this album. 'My First Kick' will be officially released at 6 PM on April 6, with a comeback show on Mnet M2 at 7 PM and a showcase at 8 PM on the same day.
The upcoming mini album 'My First Kick' by KickFlip centers around the theme of youth at twenty, likely resonating emotionally with many young listeners. The concept captures the innocence and awkwardness of first love, offering a compelling appeal to fans in that age group. The photoshoots with a night sea backdrop effectively communicate the deeper messages intended by the songs.
Moreover, this album provides an opportunity for all members to showcase their musical talents, as each one has been actively involved in the creation process. By allowing every member to contribute, the group strengthens its creativity and uniqueness, promising to deliver even more engaging content to their fans.
Lastly, being under JYP Entertainment, they gain significant social attention through the synergy with their label. With considerable interest building prior to the release, increased interaction with fans could further elevate their profile in the industry.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
