Get elemental with BOYNEXTDOOR’s latest comeback

Japanese fans of the K-pop group BOYNEXTDOOR have something new to swoon over. KOZ Entertainment's smoothest pop group recently dropped AND, – a new mini-album featuring Japanese re-works of hit songs like “One and Only,” “But Sometimes,” and the smash hit “Earth, Wind & Fire.”

 

 

We can’t get enough of “Earth, Wind & Fire” no matter what language it’s in. The falsetto-heavy hook mixed with the frenetic percussion and fuzzed out synth bass is a potent recipe for pop success. It’s one hook after another with this song: from the verses to the pre-chorus to the half time breaks. It makes great use of hyper-pop tropes to set BOYNEXTDOOR apart as a band to watch. 

 

Zico and the talented writers and producers over at KOZ are doing excellent work with this group. Give the Japanese version of “Earth, Wind & Fire” a spin below.