
Maximalist K-pop trading boyish charm for scorched-earth ambition. A high-octane blend of trap, rock, and synth-pop designed to be played at stadium volume.
May 27, 2022 · Pledis Entertainment
Face the Sun is a sonic heatwave, a deliberate departure from the breezy, 'fresheen' concepts that defined SEVENTEEN's earlier years. From the opening moments of 'Hot,' the album establishes a landscape of scorched-earth ambition, utilizing distorted synth whistles and heavy trap-influenced percussion to signal a new era of maturity. It sounds like the desert at high noon: intense, blinding, and undeniably powerful. This is pop music designed for the largest possible stage, where every hook is engineered to cut through the roar of a stadium crowd.
How does Face the Sun sound next to the rest of SEVENTEEN's catalogue?
Summer saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.
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