BOL4: An Album Worth More Than Just the Title Track

The track to note here is 'Chocolate'. Despite its sweet title, it features a short and witty development that showcases the playful expression of early albums. The main criterion for selecting 'Chocolate' is its role in expanding the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'Chocolate' is from the album 《Half Album RED ICKLE - EP》, released on 2016-04-22, and it is credited to BOL4. By checking the scene of 'Chocolate' in the list, the reasons for selection that are not visible from just the title will be revealed.

This time, try to remember the last phrase of 'Chocolate' and then go back to the beginning. Comparing whether the emotions from the introduction are maintained until the end of 'Chocolate' allows you to check the relationship between the scene captured in the summary and the actual sound.

It opens the list and the next track is 'Ring'. The points of comparison are the first beat of 'Chocolate' and the first line of 'Ring'. The starting role of 'Chocolate' will become clearer when you align the two points. Record the results of comparing the three tracks before and after 'Chocolate', choosing one from speed, scene, or emotion. If a reason is explained to maintain that track in this position, then you've understood the selection criteria, and you can reconfirm the official notation and sound source of 'Chocolate' via the original link. If you’ve encountered the same song in another list, it’s also good to compare how 'Chocolate'’s role differs this time.

The second scene on this list is 'Ring'. A song that reflects on memories of relationships through a small object with a calm melody and close vocals. The flow that is brought to life in 'Ring' serves to broaden the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'Ring' is from the album 《Half Album RED ICKLE - EP》, released on 2016-04-22, and it is credited to BOL4. Examining the role of 'Ring' through comparisons helps clarify its connection to the theme.

First, listen to just the melody and rhythm of 'Ring', and then focus on the lyrics and the dynamics of the vocals. If the first points that catch your ear differ between the two listenings, make a note of that difference. This record will aid in more specifically identifying 'Ring'’s role within the list beyond vague impressions.

'Chocolate' precedes it, and 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)' follows it. The song in between is 'Ring'. Listening to the three tracks before and after 'Ring' will make it easier to assess the transitions in pace and emotion. When summarizing, select the clearest sound from 'Ring' and the lingering impression left by the next song. Check if the two clues from 'Ring' connect with the themes of the list, and compare it to the official information provided in the original link. If you've encountered the same song in another list, you can also compare how 'Ring'’s role changes this time.

The song we encounter this time is 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)'. A short track featuring Woo Ji-yoon's vocals that allows you to recognize the different tones and personalities of the early duo albums. The selection criterion for 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)' is its role in expanding the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)' is from the album 《Half Album RED ICKLE - EP》, released on 2016-04-22, and it is credited to BOL4. The placement of 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)' considered the meaning that the song’s scenes and sounds add to the theme over its fame.

In your first listen, capture the gap between the vocals and accompaniment in the introduction of 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)', then examine the direction of emotions from just before the chorus to the last phrase. By identifying where the characteristics mentioned in the summary appear, you can more specifically explain the use of this song.

'Ring' precedes it, and 'You (=I)' follows it. The song in between is 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)'. Listening to the three songs before and after 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)' makes it easier to judge the transitions in pace and emotion. Finally, write down one memorable sound or scene from 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)' and summarize it in your own words to check whether it matches the selection criteria. Official information for 'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)' can be reconfirmed via the original link, and different impressions also provide good comparative material.

The fourth spot on the list is 'You (=I)'. A song expressing affection through a personal equation while cleverly unraveling small emotional changes. The perspective to apply in listening to 'You (=I)' is its role in expanding the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'You (=I)' is from the album 《Full Album RED PLANET》, released on 2016-08-29, and it is credited to BOL4. The choice considers the impressions of 'You (=I)' and how they connect to the preceding and following items.

In listening to 'You (=I)', start by following the rhythm and layers of instruments, then focus on the pronunciation and breath of the vocals. When the same phrases of 'You (=I)' return, marking where the sound density changes reveals both the song's emotions and its role in the list.

'Sometimes (Woo Ji-yoon's Vocal Steel)' precedes it, and 'BLUE' follows it. The song in between is 'You (=I)'. Listening to the three songs before and after 'You (=I)' will make it easier to assess the transitions in pace and emotion. After finishing the listen, replay 'You (=I)' to check if your first impression has changed. Leave a sentence noting the difference in roles between 'You (=I)' in the list and solo listening, and you can check the inclusion information on the connected official page.

The highlighted track here is 'BLUE'. A song that expresses the chill of fading emotions within a relationship through blue imagery and restrained vocals. The central criterion for selecting 'BLUE' is its role in expanding the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'BLUE' is from the album 《Red Diary Page.1 - EP》, released on 2017-09-28, and it is credited to BOL4. By checking the scene of 'BLUE' in the list, the reasons for selection that are not visible from just the title will be revealed.

This time, remember the last phrase of 'BLUE' first before going back to the beginning. By comparing whether the emotions from the introduction are sustained until the end of 'BLUE', you can check the relationship between the scene captured in the summary and the actual sound.

'You (=I)' precedes it, and 'Imagination' follows it. The song in between is 'BLUE'. Listening to the three songs before and after 'BLUE' makes it easier to assess the transitions in pace and emotion. For the results of comparing the three tracks before and after 'BLUE', choose one from speed, scene, or emotion to record. If there's a reason stated for maintaining this song in its position, it confirms your understanding of the selection criteria, and you can reconfirm the official notation and sound source of 'BLUE' via the original link. If you’ve encountered the same song in another list, it’s also good to compare how 'BLUE'’s role differs this time.

The sixth scene in this list is 'Imagination'. A track that expands scenes momentarily detached from reality with light imagination and a bright melody. The flow brought to life in 'Imagination' serves to broaden the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'Imagination' is from the album 《Red Diary Page.1 - EP》, released on 2017-09-28, and it is credited to BOL4. Examining the role of 'Imagination' through comparisons helps clarify its connection to the theme.

First, listen to just the melody and rhythm of 'Imagination', and then focus on the lyrics and the dynamics of the vocals. If the first points that catch your ear differ between the two listenings, make a note of that difference. This record will aid in more specifically identifying 'Imagination’'s role within the list beyond vague impressions.

'BLUE' precedes it, and 'Dear Teddy bear' follows it. The song in between is 'Imagination'. Listening to the three songs before and after 'Imagination' makes it easier to assess the transitions in pace and emotion. When summarizing, select the clearest sound from 'Imagination' and the lingering impression left by the next song. Check if the two clues from 'Imagination' connect with the themes of the list, and compare it to the official information provided in the original link. If you've encountered the same song in another list, you can also compare how 'Imagination'’s role changes this time.

The song we encounter this time is 'Dear Teddy bear'. A track that sounds close with a small story and delicate vocals, as if confessing to a familiar doll. The selection criterion for 'Dear Teddy bear' is its role in expanding the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'Dear Teddy bear' is from the album 《Red Diary, Page. 2 - EP》, released on 2018-05-24, and it is credited to BOL4. The placement of 'Dear Teddy bear' considered the meaning that the song’s scenes and sounds add to the theme over its fame.

In your first listen, capture the gap between the vocals and accompaniment in the introduction of 'Dear Teddy bear', then examine the direction of emotions from just before the chorus to the last phrase. By identifying where the characteristics mentioned in the summary appear, you can more specifically explain the use of this song.

'Imagination' precedes it, and 'Lonely' follows it. The song in between is 'Dear Teddy bear'. Listening to the three songs before and after 'Dear Teddy bear' makes it easier to judge the transitions in pace and emotion. Finally, write down one memorable sound or scene from 'Dear Teddy bear' and summarize it in your own words to check whether it matches the selection criteria. Official information for 'Dear Teddy bear' can be reconfirmed via the original link, and different impressions also provide good comparative material.

The eighth entry on the list is 'Lonely'. A song that expresses the loneliness felt among people, subdued in flow and lowering the temperature in the latter part of the album. The perspective to apply in listening to 'Lonely' is its role in expanding the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'Lonely' is from the album 《Red Diary, Page. 2 - EP》, released on 2018-05-24, and it is credited to BOL4. The choice considers the impressions of 'Lonely' and how they connect to the preceding and following items.

In listening to 'Lonely', start by following the rhythm and layers of instruments, then focus on the pronunciation and breath of the vocals. When the same phrases of 'Lonely' return, marking where the sound density changes reveals both the song's emotional state and its role in the list.

'Dear Teddy bear' precedes it, and 'Seattle Alone' follows it. The song in between is 'Lonely'. Listening to the three songs before and after 'Lonely' makes it easier to assess the transitions in pace and emotion. After finishing the listen, replay 'Lonely' to check if your first impression has changed. Leave a sentence noting the difference in roles between 'Lonely' in the list and solo listening, and you can check the inclusion information on the connected official page.

The track to note here is 'Seattle Alone'. A song depicting the loneliness felt in a distant city with calm flow and a sense of wide space. The central criterion for selecting 'Seattle Alone' is its role in expanding the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'Seattle Alone' is from the album 《Spring Flowers Vol. 1 - EP》, released on 2019-04-02, and it is credited to BOL4. By checking the scene of 'Seattle Alone' in the list, the reasons for selection that are not visible from just the title will be revealed.

This time, remember the last phrase of 'Seattle Alone' first before going back to the beginning. By comparing whether the emotions from the introduction are maintained until the end of 'Seattle Alone', you can check the relationship between the scene captured in the summary and the actual sound.

'Lonely' precedes it, and 'XX' follows it. The song in between is 'Seattle Alone'. Listening to the three songs before and after 'Seattle Alone' makes it easier to assess the transitions in pace and emotion. The results of comparing the three tracks before and after 'Seattle Alone' may include recording either speed, scene, or emotion. If there's a reason stated for maintaining this song in its position, it confirms your understanding of the selection criteria, and you can reconfirm the official notation and sound source of 'Seattle Alone' via the original link.

The tenth scene in this list is 'XX'. A track contrasting electronic sounds that surpass the cold aspects of relationships with a short and direct title. The flow materialized in 'XX' serves to broaden the character of each album among the title tracks. The official release of 'XX' is from the album 《Two Five - EP》, released on 2019-09-10, and it is credited to BOL4. Examining 'XX'’s role through comparisons helps clarify its connection to the theme.

First, listen to just the melody and rhythm of 'XX', then follow the lyrics and the dynamics of the vocals. If the first points that catch your ear differ between the two listenings, make a note of that difference. This record will aid in more specifically identifying 'XX’'s role within the list beyond vague impressions.

'Seattle Alone' precedes it, and 'Counseling' follows it. The song in between is 'XX'. Listening to the three songs before and after 'XX' makes it easier to assess the transitions in pace and emotion. When summarizing, select the clearest sound from 'XX' and one lingering impression left by the next song. Check if the two clues from 'XX' connect with the themes of the list, and compare it to the official information provided in the original link. If you've encountered the same song in another list, you can also compare how 'XX'’s role changes this time.

The song we’ll meet in this section is ‘Counseling’. This track reveals the worries hidden beneath a bright surface, capturing the complex emotions associated with the theme of counseling. The focus for ‘Counseling’ is its role as a track that broadens the character of each album among the main songs. The official album it’s featured on is 《Puberty BookⅡ Pum - EP》, released on 2020-05-13, and the artist is BOL4. In placing ‘Counseling’, consideration was given to the significance of the song’s scenes and sounds over its popularity.

In your first listen, pay attention to the gap between the vocals and the accompaniment in the introduction, and then check the emotional direction from just before the chorus to the very last phrase. Finding which sections of the song contain the features mentioned in the summary will help you explain how this track is used.

It’s positioned before ‘XX’ and after ‘In the mirror’. The song in the middle is ‘Counseling’. Listening to the three songs around ‘Counseling’ sequentially makes it easier to judge the changes in tempo and emotion. Finally, write down one memorable sound or scene from ‘Counseling’ and see if it aligns with your selection criteria. You can revisit the official information about ‘Counseling’ at the original link, and differing interpretations can also serve as good comparative material.

The twelfth entry on the list is ‘In the mirror’. This track captures the perspective of looking at oneself in the mirror with calm vocals and a composition that draws inward. The perspective to apply for enjoying ‘In the mirror’ is its role as a track that broadens the character of each album among the main songs. The official album it’s featured on is 《Seoul - EP》, released on 2022-04-20, and the artist is BOL4. It’s a choice that considers the impressions of ‘In the mirror’ and its connections to the preceding and following items.

When listening to ‘In the mirror’, start by following the rhythm and instrument layers, and then focus on the pronunciation and breath of the vocals. Mark the points where the same phrases in ‘In the mirror’ return with a different sound density, as this reveals both the song’s emotion and the role it plays in the list.

Continuing from the previous song ‘Counseling’, it closes the list. When you align the emotions left by the preceding track with the final phrases of ‘In the mirror’, the reason for its selection as a conclusion becomes clear. After finishing the listening session, replay ‘In the mirror’ to see if your first impression has changed. Leave a sentence summarizing the difference between the role of ‘In the mirror’ in the list and as a standalone listen, and you can verify the included information on the connected official page.