This shift reflects the very desire to be taken out of gloominess unsuited for Summer, as well as the group’s invitation for listeners to head out and embrace the sun.Īs the song heads into its chorus, the scene changes to that of floating platform on the sea. Min-hyuk closes his eyes and lies back, only to be teleported into a sunlit new setting when he reopens his eyes. But be assured, this gloomy backdrop lasts for less than a verse. The bright sunlight sneaks in only in the briefest moments. The MV begins with the members in a dimly lit hotel room, dressed to the nines in suits. The group’s focus on lightening up the atmosphere is evident in the MV, dazzling with its sunny backdrops. “Only One For Me” is bright but not overwhelming, making it a pop ballad comfortable to groove to. The ballad group, however, does not attempt a huge leap in music styles just to suit the seasonal change. Summer often brings to mind booming dance tracks and pumping beats.
Unlike the melancholy of “Missing You” released last fall, “Only One For Me” is a refreshing take on summer.
The title track to their newest album, “Only One For Me,” shines the spotlight on the group’s talents, and on Hyun-sik’s compositional abilities. “Missing You” was composed and produced by the group’s own member, Hyun-sik, who has since been gaining attention for his song-writing abilities. With the success of “Missing You,” it would be a lie to say K-pop fans aren’t eager for the BtoB’s comeback.
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