Boy group WEi have earned some added clout this yr due to their youngest member Junseo making it by the ultimate of Boys II Planet and into the debuting group Alpha Drive One. After all, this doesn’t robotically assist the remainder of WEi since which means he and his reputation are working elsewhere in the intervening time. New comeback House sees the group reconfigured as a quintet.
WEi are a kind of mid-to-low tier teams who launch music every year however haven’t been capable of finding the type of breakout wanted to ascertain them past their core fanbase. As an off-the-cuff listener myself, I can’t level to any defining facet of their music or sound. They’ve had good songs, they’ve had dangerous songs, however they haven’t but had a music that feels distinctive to them. House lies nearer to “good” than “dangerous,” however is stymied by that very same problem of generic boy group tropes.
This sentimental, mid-tempo monitor is (refreshingly) constructed round melody, although the refrains are fairly plug-and-play pseudo-anthemic radio fodder. It’s the type of music that might have been launched any time this previous decade with out a lot change. We’ve received some jagged, Chainsmokers synths, a canned “woah oh oh” sing-chant and loads of emotive crooning. The blokes carry out it nicely, however with none contemporary and thrilling calling card House threatens to fade into the background.
| Hooks | 8 |
| Manufacturing | 7 |
| Longevity | 8 |
| Bias | 7 |
| RATING | 7.5 |
Grade: C
