Vromance – ‘Romance’ Album Review

Vocal group, Vromance, is back shortly after their debut last year to serenade us with their latest mini-album, Romance. Romance is filled with five heartwarming tracks from a group of talented vocalists. Get ready to embark on an emotional musical journey as you surely won’t stop listening to this love-inspired album.

Track 1 – I’m Fine

I’m Fine opens up the album with a traditional ballad track. Strings and piano team up to give more room for emphasis on the vocals. The chorus needs a bit of a revamp as it sounds weaker than the verse. Otherwise, this track has a simple melody composition that works well in highlighting the members’ individual vocal capacity.

Track 2 – 삼년째 백수 (The Jobless)

Singing about the sentiments of those who can’t find a job, Vromance pours out all their heart in this laid-back mid-tempo R&B track. The superb harmonization along with the funky horns in the background are the highlight of The Jobless.

Track 3 – 헤어지지 말자 (Let’s Not Break Up)

Let’s Not Break Up warms up the album with its sad guitar strumming and finger snaps. Though the lyrics is about getting back together with a past lover, I find the melody quite relaxing. Let’s Not Break Up is a track one can listen to when you just want to wind down after a hectic day.

Track 4 – 예뻐서 고마워 (Thank You For Being Pretty)

Another relaxing track follows with gentle synths and beat you would tap along to. Thank You For Being Pretty is a lovesick track boasting how beautiful a girl is. Though the lyrics takes a refreshing perspective of a conversation between two friends, the melody doesn’t stand out as it sounds similar to other tracks in the album.

Track 5 – 어장관리 (Selfish)

An upbeat track wraps up Romance beautifully with guitar and piano embellishments that result in a feel-good song. Selfish is about falling in love with a girl that has too many admirers. The lyrics are creatively written using the famous line, “There are plenty of fish in the sea”, alluding to how the girl catches men using her net. Selfish becomes an easy favorite as its light and fresh vibe amps up the mood.

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