Kep1er,
A magical time when the whole world revolves around love... 5th mini album ‘Magic Hour’ released!
The title song ‘Galileo’ contains the heart of a girl who observes and defines the emotion of love.
The group Kep1er returns with its fifth mini album ‘Magic Hour’ on September 25, 2023.
‘Magic Hour’ by Kepler (Choi Yu-jin, Xiaoting, Mashiro, Kim Chae-hyun, Kim Da-yeon, Hikaru, Huening Bahi, Seo Young-eun, Kang Ye-seo) is an album that contains the meaning of a ‘magical moment’ where the whole world revolves around love.
Through the fourth mini album ‘LOVESTRUCK!’ released last April, Kepler made a fateful crash landing from an unknown world to Earth due to the strong attraction of ‘you’. Nine girls who encountered the emotion of ‘love’ for the first time and finally realized the emotion of ‘love’ after going through a process of feeling confused between feeling dizzy and dizzy and excited. They try to spend a moment shining brighter than anyone else through ‘Magic Hour’, where the whole world revolves around love. Even though it may not be perfect yet, I do what I want to do without hesitation, and I love and share love to my heart's content.
The title song ‘Galileo’ is a disco funk song with an impressive refreshing and groovy guitar riff that depicts the process of observing and defining the emotion of love with the person a girl in love fatefully discovers. It is a witty and cute expression of the feelings of a girl who imagines that if she opens a window and sends a heart into the sky during ‘Magic Hour’, a magical time when the whole world revolves around love, the other person will know how she feels.
Above all, ‘Galileo’ presents uniqueness with lyrics that utilize the heliocentric research of Galileo Galilei, an astronomer who was active at the same time as German astronomer Johannes Kepler. “Answer me, dear Galileo. Why don’t we define love together? You know what,” Kepler cheerfully tells Galileo, suggesting that they talk together about the feeling of love.
Kepler’s performance, which attracted attention with its ‘performance with an error rate of 3.6%’, has also been further upgraded. Kepler will once again present a lovely and energetic performance with the '3Leo Dance', a point choreography named after the title song 'Galileo', such as 'Leo to see' who observes the other person through a heart telescope and shows the heart, 'Leo to fly' to send the heart into the sky, and 'Leo' to make a pushing motion with the palm of one's hand.