”BOYNEXTDOOR” & ”Hearts2Hearts”, the 5th generation hot idols, are making their comeback soon!

The fifth generation of hot idols is coming. The groups BOYNEXTDOOR and Hearts2Hearts are taking the music industry by storm with their new albums, each featuring different styles of music.
BOYNEXTDOOR will release their fifth mini album, "The Action," at 6 p.m. on the 20th.
It exuded a willingness to take on challenges and a desire to grow in order to become a "better me."
For this album, the members also participated in writing the songs themselves. Following Myung Jaehyun, Tae San, and Eun Hak, Lee Han has been included in the writing team, showing the team's strengthened capabilities.
The title track "Hollywood Action" expresses the confidence of a Hollywood star. Even though it's only a short track, it leaves a strong impression.
The light brass sounds and swing were in harmony.
Myung Jaehyun, Tae San, Eun Hak, and Lee Han are in the credits.
The team's name was included to further enhance their individuality.
They are expected to perform songs of various genres through songs such as "Paris."
Hearts2Hearts will also be releasing their first mini album, "FOCUS," on the same day. This album includes the title track "FOCUS" and the single "STYLE."
, the New Jack Swing dance number "Pretty Please," and the funky Nu-Disco-style "Apple
"Pie", "Flutter" with a romantic mood and city pop genre,
The album includes six tracks with a variety of atmospheres, from the R&B pop ballad "Blue Moon" to the melody-filled "Midnight." The title track "FOCUS" leaves an impression with its vintage piano riff and addictive melody.
The song is based on the classic How Suzy genre, and the members are expected to capture the attention of music fans with their cool and chic charm, which they are showing for the first time.
The performance is more refined and captivating, teasing the audience with its sensual atmosphere, and has earned them the worldwide Hot Topic "KPOP Girls!
The OST (original soundtrack) of "Demon Hunters" is directed by Cho Na-in, the choreographer of "Golden," raising expectations.
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