CRAVITY's daily news release "BLAST OUT" is eye-catching

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CRAVITY: Serim.Alan. Jungmo.Woo Bin. Won Jin.Min-hee. Hyung-jun.Tae-young and Sung-min) will continue their global performance as Japan's Shinbo.

According to its agency Starship Entertainment, CRAVITY released its new Japanese newsletter "BLAST OUT" on various music sites at midnight on the 18th.

The album contains a total of six tracks, including the pre-released title track "Blast Out," the track "恋じゃない？ (Koijanai?) - Don't You Love Me? -," "Paradox," and the inst version of each song.

The title song "Blast Out" is a song that captures the energy that bursts out the complex emotions that exist in anyone's mind. It is characterized by a dark atmosphere contrary to the tracks that CRAVITY has previously presented as Japanese songs, and the members' powerful rapping and bold vocals on strong beats leave a strong impression.

The music video for "Blast Out," which was released upon release, drew the attention of fans with an intense concept armed with a techware style. There was a scene in which members who seemed to be targeted by something searched for a space full of monitoring monitors, and compared "BLAST OUT" (explosion) to a time bomb, thrillingly depicting the countdown to the explosion, adding to the tension. The sword dance with theft here once again showed the presence of 'performance'.

The album has a different atmosphere, including "Blast Out" and "恋じゃない？ (Koijanai?) - Don't You Love Me? - which was first released in January, and "Paradox," which was written by Serim, Allen and Woobin and composed by Woobin. As a result, expectations are also rising for CRAVITY's performance through an expanded spectrum and new concepts.

CRAVITY, which made its official debut in Japan in July 2023, topped the Japanese Tower Records comprehensive single weekly chart upon the release of its debut single "Groovy - Japanesever.-", and also reached No. 3 on the Oricon weekly single chart, proving its local popularity. To commemorate the release of "Blast Out," they will hold a mini-performance event at Lara Port Toys in Japan on the 20th to perform a new song.

In addition, Japan's solo concert will be held at the National Grand Hall of Yokohama, Pacifico, on May 15 and 16. As CRAVITY has been constantly communicating with global fans through various stages and broadcasting activities, attention is being paid to its future moves.

Meanwhile, CRAVITY's Japanese newsletter "BLAST OUT" is available through various music sites.

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*This content was translated by AI.