TXT’s new (full) album weighs in at eight tracks and a paltry twenty-one minutes. This brevity isn’t distinctive to TXT and I don’t imply to name them out particularly, however it’s consultant of selections the Okay-pop trade is at present making. A lot effort appears to enter the whole lot surrounding the music, even because the precise songs develop shorter and fewer developed. On this case, that effort contains music movies for every of the members’ solo tracks. In line with the truncated nature of the album, I’ll be writing mini evaluations for every tune because the movies are launched.
As a lover of extra uptempo pop music, my eyes widen every time I see the phrase “dance.” However on this case, Hueningkai’s solo Dance With You is extra akin to a mushy shuffle. “Vibing” to the music is extra in vogue lately than all-out dancing, and for those who’re searching for a vibe you’ll discover one right here. The muted rhythms and choked instrumental loops don’t do a lot for me and Dance With You by no means builds to any second of notable curiosity. It’s additionally the shortest tune of the solos, leaving it little room to turn into a lot of something. That is temper music, and I’m simply not on this explicit temper fairly often.
| Hooks | 7 |
| Manufacturing | 7 |
| Longevity | 7 |
| Bias | 7 |
| RATING | 7 |
Grade: C-
