- Their EP ‘Minisode1 : Blue Hour’ features songs that reflect the impact of the 2020 health crisis
- The five-piece Korean group debuted last year with ‘The Dream Chapter’
The musicians say their music reflects the impact of the pandemic on young people everywhere. Photo: EPA-EFEOn their latest EP, K-pop boy band TXT remind people that 2020 and the coronavirus have been tough on everyone, whether or not they’re global icons. Also known as Tomorrow X Together, the five-piece describe Minisode1 : Blue Hour as a teen account of how the pandemic shattered their world, and they hope it resonates with young people everywhere.
The five-track EP contains the singles We Lost the Summer and Blue Hour , which both reflect the impact of the health crisis. The video for We Lost the Summer was released on Thursday.
“We wanted to tell a story only we could tell in these times. It’s a teen narrative on how the pandemic has impacted the world, in our relationships with our friends and loved ones,” band-member Yeonjun said.
“These are hard times for everyone. We wanted to share music that people can relate to and find comfort from,” said Heuningkai.
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The band, whose members are aged between 18 and 21, made their debut just one year ago and have won fans around the world. Their debut single Crown was viewed online over 15 million times in 24 hours.
Listen to the EP here: