Band LUCY channels childlike wonder on their new full-length album. LUCY (Shin Ye-chan, Choi Sang-yeop, Jo Won-sang, Shin Gwang-il) released their second full-length album, Childish, today (29th) at 6:00 p.m. KST on major streaming platforms.
The title track, "All-Ages," was written, composed and arranged by member Jo Won-sang. It pairs LUCY’s signature energetic band sound with hopeful lyrics, capturing a refusal to grow up. As the members confront an adult world unlike the one they knew as children, the song uses the image of horns to symbolize what’s lost along the way.
The music video, released alongside the single, follows the four members as they return to LUCY ISLAND, the place that marked the band's beginning.
Childish also introduces five new songs: "Sprout," which says those who keep chasing their dreams still shine; "Chameleon," a genre-blending track that questions a lost sense of self; "Porch Light (Feat. Nam Je-hyun)," a pledge of steadfast support that helps listeners rediscover forgotten treasures; and "So Many Feelings," a witty take on the overwhelming, adorable confusion of an unrequited crush.
The album is rounded out with re-recorded tracks from mini albums 6 ("Crash") and 7 ("Line"), newly labeled as Childish versions and featuring Shin Gwang-il’s vocals, bringing the total to a generous 15 tracks.
Childish is LUCY’s first full-lineup album since Shin Gwang-il completed his military service.
Following the release, LUCY will perform two shows — May 16–17 — at the KSPO Dome in Olympic Park, Songpa-gu, Seoul, for their solo concert LUCY 9th CONCERT "ISLAND."
