The group Billlie demonstrated limitless concept versatility, raising expectations for their first full-length album comeback to a peak.
On the Feb. 2 broadcast of KBS2's Immortal Songs, composer Joo Younghoon episode, Billlie appeared and completely transformed KOYOTE's mega-hit song "Bimong" into their own color, dominating the stage. That day, the members appeared in seven distinct suits showcasing seven personalities, and with Billlie's trademark delicate facial acting and unwavering handheld microphone live, they instantly captured viewers' eyes and ears.
In particular, the bold rearrangement that added Billlie's dreamy and dark energy to the original's unique brightness and the newly added intense dance break drew admiration from the audience. The original composer Joo Younghoon, who watched the stage, praised them without reserve, saying, "A most perfect modern version of 'Bimong' was born thanks to the new arrangement and the precisely matched synchronized choreography."
Showcasing overwhelming performance ability through Immortal Songs, Billlie on the same day surprised fans by releasing a performance video for the upcoming full-length album's sub-title track "WORK" on their official YouTube channel, stoking comeback anticipation. In the video, Billlie delivered precise, disciplined group choreography with no margin for error in a sleek, dark mood, seizing the attention of global fans.
The track "WORK," included on the first full-length album the collective soul and unconscious: chapter two, due for official release on Feb. 6, is a hybrid track that combines heavy bass house with rough industrial hip-hop elements. In particular, member Moon Sua participated in writing the lyrics herself, weaving a strong, self-determined will expressed as "I will wholly embrace even my own flaws" into the words.
As the bold performance video was unveiled, fans poured out explosive reactions, forecasting a successful return.
[Photo] screenshot from Immortal Songs, Mystic Story
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