Just a matter of days, NCT's Doyoung will officially make his debut as a solo singer, through his first full album ' Youth '. Ahead of the release of his solo debut album on April 22, 2024, Doyoung continues to share album details as well as details of a number of tracks that will grace the 'Youth' album later.
Quoting from Naver on Tuesday April 16, 2024, this time Doyoung again introduced 2 songs entitled 'Warmth' and 'Lost in California' which carry different colors and genres. The first b-side track entitled 'Warmth' is a ballad genre song, which combines a warm piano melody with the sound of strings covering Doyoung's vocals.
This song contains the message that a small light can bring hope to continue moving forward, without having to give up on the difficult and dark situation you are facing. This song presents a calming vibe, with heavy musical sounds.
The next song, namely the song entitled 'Lost in California', carries the pop rock genre wrapped in impressive guitar sounds and a catchy melody. Doyoung's vocal strength and powerful way of singing in this song conveys a message about the rollercoaster of emotional ups and downs regarding feelings of loneliness and fear when pursuing dreams.
This song expresses the feelings and struggles of young people in achieving their dreams, without hiding anything, creating a strong impression. Apart from the 2 b-side songs above, Doyoung has previously released details for 2 other songs, namely 'Time Machine' which collaborates with Girls' Generation's Taeyeon and NCT's Mark.
Likewise with the song entitled 'Rewind'. 'Time Machine' is a ballad song with a medium tempo. This song depicts the different emotions of a couple facing separation. In particular, this song will feature layers of vocals over acoustic guitar strums, further adding to the atmosphere and atmosphere of loss after breaking up.
Next, the song entitled 'Rewind' is a ballad genre song which presents the harmony of piano music combined with Doyoung's emotional vocals. This song leaves a deep impression through conveying the poignant sadness of wanting to return to the last moment before breaking up and canceling it.
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