TXT brings old-fashioned pop in new single ‘Chasing That Feeling’
NEW DELHI: The favored Ok-pop group Tomorrow X Collectively/TXT on Friday dropped their third studio album ‘The Identify Chapter: Freefall’.
The album was dropped alongside the music video of the their observe ‘Chasing That Feeling’, a peppy Nineteen Eighties styled pop observe which lends credence to the assertion, is ‘Outdated is gold’
The track infuses components from Ok-pop, new wave music, and synth-pop. That is one among TXT’s most numerous and distinctive tracks as it’s a sturdy shift away from commonplace Ok-pop, and is as an alternative a shift to the old-fashioned pop leanings.
A really peppy, groovy and melodic track, ‘Chasing That Feeling’ transports you merely again to the older days of singers like Whitney Houston, New Order, or the Seashore Boys. That is additionally sonically one among their extra complicated tracks because it goes full outdated pop, it’s rhythmically a bit extra experimental.
Nevertheless, simply because the track has a full on Nineteen Eighties pop groove to it doesn’t imply that it’s not Ok-pop. Relatively, there are commonplace Ok-pop components current, significantly with the vocals which have some digital lacing, with the instrumentation additionally having touches of contemporary day digital pop.
The vocal performances of Soobin, Yeonjun, Taehyun, Beomgyu, and Hueningkai are completely synched and performed very nicely. Then after all, given the standard Ok-pop type, the music video has very nicely choreographed dancing which can be thematically suited to the track.
Persevering with the narrative of the band’s ‘Identify Chapter’ collection, ‘The Identify Chapter: Freefall’ paints the rising pains of immediately’s technology.
The collection’ new instalment tells a narrative of youth coming head to head with actuality. Getting into the unfamiliar and afraid of the brand new challenges, this youth decides to leap into the hearth, face the challenges and decides to chase his feeling of victory born of pure dedication.
The music video for the lead single picks up the place they left off of their earlier album ‘The Identify Chapter: Tempation’, which got here to an in depth with the boys leaving the gorgeous but totally irresponsible paradise of ‘Neverland.’
The manufacturing could be very trendy with a full booming soundscape and ideal sound design, giving an open respiration house for the vocals, devices, and samples whereas nonetheless embodying the themes, and the general Nineteen Eighties really feel.
TXT’s album ‘The Identify Chapter: Freefall’ is out there now on all streaming platforms worldwide.
