“All Day” by JinJin is a tropical and bright effort. The instrumentals, while wonderful, focus the spotlight on MJ. It’s a well-produced ballad, not overwhelming.
While gentle, MJ’s voice carries conviction and raw emotion. The track, which is MJ’s offering, is a great reminder of why he is the group’s main vocalist. The next track “Story” is the start of the members’ solo songs. Following the “star” theme of the album, the song is a heartfelt love song as the boys sing to their “starlight.” It’s a great showcase of each member’s vocals as they soar over the sweeping track. “Light The Sky” is a departure from the synth-pop of the previous tracks and is a beautiful group ballad. “More” has ASTRO showing off their suaveness in a heavy beat-driven declaration of love. “Something Something” sticks with the synths and funky vibes, but switches things up enough to keep it fresh. Following this track are a few more group works. It’s an infectious track that won’t leave listeners’ minds anytime soon.
Taking influence from disco and funk, the boys give a sugar rush of sleek and confident delivery while maintaining a bright and cheery vibe. The album kicks off with the summer-ready lead single “Candy Sugar Pop,” which like its title is a sweet and fun opener. This album also marks the first time that each of the members have had solo songs on a record. As the name implies, the album is an ethereal journey with dreamy pop and soaring ballads. After a nearly nine-month break, ASTRO have returned with their third full-length album Drive To The Starry Road.
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