The title track 'Rated All Ages' is written, composed, and arranged by Jo Won-sang.
The album consists of 15 tracks, including 5 new songs.
Band LUCY is set to release their second full album 'Childish' on April 29 at 6 PM. This marks the group's return as a complete unit after approximately 1 year and 8 months, and is their first release since member Shin Kwang-il's military discharge. The title track 'Rated All Ages' features lyrics, composition, and arrangement by Jo Won-sang, blending a lively shuffle rhythm with the melody of the violin. The accompanying music video recalls the past six years by revisiting 'LUCY ISLAND.' The album includes five new songs alongside re-recorded previous tracks as 'Childish ver.,' totaling 15 tracks. The contributions from all members add depth to their musical identity. This new full-length work continues the narrative of their first album 'Childhood,' depicting a journey to reclaim lost childhood innocence amidst a harsh reality.
LUCY's second full album, 'Childish,' is regarded as a significant step in their musical evolution. The title track, 'Rated All Ages,' showcases Jo Won-sang’s talents in songwriting, composition, and arrangement, addressing the theme of what is lost in adulthood—a narrative likely to resonate deeply with fans. The lively atmosphere combined with the violin enhances the song's uniqueness. Furthermore, the music video serves as an emotional connection to the group's early days, reminding fans of the journey they've undertaken together.
This album, released after Shin Kwang-il's discharge, symbolizes a new beginning for the group and underscores the importance of teamwork as all members contributed to its creation. The continuation of themes from their previous album provides musical continuity, reflecting the harsh realities the band faces, which is bound to touch listeners.
Looking ahead, their solo concert 'ISLAND' scheduled for May promises to deepen these connections with fans following the album release. Through this new work, LUCY expresses their emotions and stories through music, elevating anticipation for their future endeavors.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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