A Journey Toward Dreams and Energy… MODYSSEY First EP Track Preview
The group MODYSSEY has revealed their musical color through a highlight medley showcasing the tracklist of their first EP album. The released video contains snippets of the songs included in the new album '2.Multitude: How We Bloom'.

The group MODYSSEY has revealed their musical color through a highlight medley containing the tracklist of their first EP album. The released video contains portions of the audio from the songs included in the new album '2.Multitude: How We Bloom'.
Sound Containing a Journey Toward Dreams and Energy
In the audio released in the video, sounds of different textures follow for each song. In the section where the phrase "shake it, shake it, ball" appears along with repeating beats, rhythmic energy is emphasized. In the following section, the message "energy created by becoming one" is delivered via voice along with the lyrics "I'm a rock," shifting the mood of the song. The flow of the song continues as the lyrics "We gotta, gotta, gotta go with this feeling" flow through.

The lyrics of the included songs feature expressions describing the movement between reality and dreams. Through the lyrics "chasing the journey I've dreamed of in the old maze-like reality," the process of moving toward a goal is captured, and the song composition reveals an independent attitude with the phrase "my road is mine alone, I'm already on my road." Depending on the development of the songs, repeating rhythms such as "ride ride ride" are placed to increase auditory immersion. Additionally, expressions like "Look at me so silly" and "Make me so silly" appear, adding to the emotion of the songs.
Official Release on October 12 at 6 PM
According to the description on MODYSSEY's official channel, this first EP '2.Multitude: How We Bloom' is scheduled to be officially released on October 12, 2026, at 6 PM (KST). This highlight medley was composed to allow a preview of the flow of the included songs ahead of the album release.
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