AND2BLE Return in Five Months With Ricky's Lyric Credit on Mini Album No. 2
AND2BLE return Oct. 27 with Sequence 02: Attraction, five months after their last release. Ricky gets a lyric credit, and the title track has LDN Noise and Nick Joseph behind it.

AND2BLE release their second mini album, Sequence 02: Attraction, at 6 p.m. KST on October 27, five months after Sequence 01: Curiosity arrived in May. A fan showcase follows the same evening at 8 p.m., so the group's first comeback gets a live debut within two hours of the drop.
The five-member group (Zhang Hao, Yoo Seung-eon, Ricky, Kim Gyu-bin and Han Yu-jin) is managed by YH Entertainment. The early indicator to watch is the turnaround: a second release inside five months is the pace of an agency that wants momentum, not a long gap that lets a rookie fade.
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Five tracks, five genre lanes
The album carries five songs: the title track French Kissing, plus Haunted, Potion, Beautiful and Worth It. The tracklist moves through tropical R&B, alternative R&B, pluck, EDM and Britpop, which is a wide spread for a project this short.
The notable credit belongs to Ricky, who took part in writing the lyrics for Worth It. A first writing credit is a small line in the liner notes, but it tends to be the thing fans point to when they talk about a group's growth.

From curiosity to attraction
The concept continues the first mini album's arc. Where Curiosity was about a feeling waking up, this release follows it through interest and into attraction, the moment attention settles on one person and the small discoveries start piling up. AND2BLE carried the idea into three sets of concept photos titled Observe, Attraction and Archive.
French Kissing and the people behind it
The title track is a tropical R&B song about the instant two people are drawn to each other. It pairs a hypnotic groove with a reggae-style bassline, with the members' vocals laid over the top. Britain's LDN Noise, a production team with several K-pop hits to its name, handled composition and arrangement.
Choreography comes from Nick Joseph, who has worked with major K-pop acts. A second music video teaser, posted to the group's official social accounts at midnight on the 26th, showed part of the chorus dance. The members played the shift from interest to pull with restrained expressions, and the point choreography is built around the title phrase.
The prediction: the performance is the lead selling point here. Expect the chorus move to be the clip that travels first once the stage videos go up.
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