The band Lucy expressed the many faces of love through music.
Lucy released the full tracks of their seventh mini-album Sun and the music video for the title track Love, What About It at 6 p.m. on the 30th through various music sites.
It was a comeback after about six months, and unlike their previous work Wajangchang, which captured the freshness of spring, this album returns with a lyrical and emotional mood suited to the cooling weather.
Lucy's album Sun captures the various, indefinable aspects of love in Lucy's own sensibility, conveying the message that just as the same line can take different shapes depending on how it is connected and knotted, love also has multiple textures depending on the form of the relationship.
In particular, member Jo Won-sang participated across lyrics, composition and producing, strengthening Lucy's musical identity, and by presenting new genre experiments he expands both the musical spectrum and the narrative, raising expectations for the depth of Lucy-style emotion.
One of the double title tracks, Love, What About It, is a song that depicts the story of people standing on the same line but looking from different perspectives. The overall soft-toned band sound, lyrical harmonies and Choi Sang-yeop's refreshing vocal color harmonize to better express Lucy's unique color. Acoustic guitar, strings and ambient effects maximize immersion and overwhelming emotion, and delicately express the narrator's excitement at realizing love.
"Somehow you look at me / you make me hear you / you don't speak of me / once again when I call you / love, what about it / are you there? / today too / only I am here"
The music video released together contains the subtle emotional lines of three men and women in their hideout, enhancing the song's mood. 815 VIDEO, which has collaborated with world-class K-pop artists such as BLACKPINK, TWICE and IU, directed the video and translated the lyrical band sound into stylish storytelling.
Through this album, Lucy once again proved their identity as a band that paints emotions with music, prompting listeners to recall their own stories.
[Photo] Music video capture
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