Weeekly (위클리) - VROOM VROOM
Review
"VROOM VROOM" showcases Weeekly's potential with an upbeat, driving-themed soundscape that feels like a freeing afternoon coast, beach party, or sightseeing spot. The sound is similar to labelmate Apink's concept change, but less sultry and serious.
The song builds momentum throughout, with impressively-delivered melodies in the meaty chorus and a hook that uses the title and a "drive baby drive, can't see red lights" refrain. The vocals of Monday and Soeun are standouts, and Weeekly's vocal ability kicks things up in the finale. This makes the song addictive and memorable, making it a worthwhile listen.
Weeekly have proven that when they deliver a well-crafted song, they can deliver an end-product that matters. It's a shame that their company doesn't take advantage of this quality with regularity. Overall, "VROOM VROOM" is a memorable and enjoyable song from Weeekly, showcasing their potential as a K-pop group.
Release Info & Mini Bio
Weeekly, the six-member girl group under IST Entertainment that originally debuted as seven on June 30, 2020 with their first mini album "We Are" made a comeback today on November 1, 2023 with their fifth mini "Colorise" and the song "VROOM VROOM" as the album's title track. The album will contain six tracks and the physical release on a CD will come out in three versions: Iris, Palette and Growth version. This album is the follow-up to the group's third digital single "Good Day (Special Daileee)" that was released on September 12, 2023 to celebrate the group's 3rd anniversary.
Track List
- "Odyssey"
- "Vroom Vroom"
- "Backwards"
- "Sweet Dream" (Soojin, Monday, Soeun, Zoa)
- "A+" (Jaehee, Jihan)
- "Ruby-Duby-Du"
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