tripleS – ASSEMBLE (Objekt Music Album) (Mini Album)
Tracklist
1.Beam
2. Before the Rise
3. Rising
4. Colorful
5. The Baddest
6. New Look
7. 초월 (Chowall)
A revolutionary idol. Triple S has lifted the veil of 10 people.
For their debut album, the title song was decided by voting over 57,000 votes from fans. Eight songs from various genres were selected through tournament voting, culminating in “Rising,” the title track of Triple S’s debut album, “ASSEMBLE.
Only once a year. Triple S’s first member, Yoon Seo-yeon, and 10th member, Seo Da-hyun, joined forces for the album <ASSEMBLE>, which was created with the meaning of all members coming together.
The title track “Rising” is a story about girls running toward their dreams. At a time when the world has become cynical about dreams and mocks those who dream them – the song sings about how valuable and wonderful it is to run with all your might to fulfill your dreams.
The relentlessly driving beat and dance breaks complete the colorful STAGE POP genre of ‘Rising’. And the synchronized dance, choreographed by NCT and The Boys’ choreographer Choi Hyoje, proves why Triple S is such a terrifying newcomer.
The music video is accompanied by an underscored film from “Generation” to connect Triple S’s narrative. The blackened nails and cell phones of the next Dimension Crystal Eyes connect Triple S’s storytelling.
The subtitle songs of <ASSEMBLE>, “Beam” and “Colorful,” are different from “Rising” and expand the spectrum of Triple S as a whole. “Beam” was one of the songs revealed in the tournament voting, and while it didn’t win the fans’ choice, it’s a perfectly executed R&B dance. It’s a perfect example of Triple S’s unique musical identity. “Colorful” is a straightforward dance-pop number with a colorful soundscape that looks like a spread of natural colors.
‘The Baddest’ and ‘New Look’ are unapologetically unapologetic about the pretty clothes, flashy things, and ego that girls her age have. This has been Triple S’s theme since “Rolex,” and the songs are not necessarily about love, but about girls speaking honestly. The sound tune also captures a contemporary feel, with Monotree’s G-High producing ‘The Baddest’ and BADD mixing electronica and retro sounds as the producer of ‘New Look’.
The final song, “Transcendence,” reflects the album’s theme of “Rising” and the group’s desire to transcend their limits.
Idols of all possibilities. The amazing future of tripleS is just beginning as they continue to create, grow, and combine to become more powerful.
[Album details]
– Double Class Objekt : Random insertion of 1 out of 10 / 1ver.
– TRACKLIST QR Postcard / 1ver.
