Bolbbalgan4 Dominates Korean Music Charts After Releasing a New Album and Three Music Videos

“Some” taps into the gentle touch that has worked well for their music so far, building into a breezy jam. The title takes from the Korean neologism “some,” which describes complicated relationships caught between romance and friendship. That term comes to life in the back and forth of lyrics like “Go away, no don’t go away.” Woo said that the members wrote the song because they both want to be in a “some” relationship, according to Yonhap News.

The music video is full of the bright block colors popular among K-pop artists right now. The story splits into different chapters, depicting the stages of “some” with the help of Barbie and Ken dolls. The first chapter shows Ahn frantically trying on clothes -- in an adorably absurd twist, she ends up going on a date with an inflatable dinosaur.

The rest of the five-track mini album is full of gems. “Blue” is a jazzy number that would feel at home the adult contemporary category. “Fix Me” is a bright song featuring vocal runs reminiscent of Jason Mraz. “Imagine” is a mellow acoustic tune adorned with quirky percussion built around the snapping of fingers. The duo plays up its strengths with the ballad “To My Youth,” which highlights vocalist Ahn’s penchant for bending her notes.