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After releasing her first full album "[[en-album:Burn_The_Flower|Burn The Flower]]", J.Fla began releasing a series of mini-albums with a theme of colors. Released on May 2, 2024, [[en-Album:Colours_The_First|Colours: The First]] is the first album in this colorful series.
[[en-Album:Colours_The_First|Colours: The First]] is the first EP in J.Fla's colorful albums series. Released on May 2, 2024, this mini album contains 3 songs with varied styles.


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= Background & Composition =
== Background & Composition ==


Included in a series of colorful albums, this first album is dedicated to the color violet. One of the songs on the album is also titled "[[en-Song:Violet|Violet]]".
Included in a series of colorful albums, this first album is dedicated to the color violet. One of the songs on the album is also titled "[[en-Song:Violet|Violet]]".
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== Violet ==
=== Violet ===
[[File:Original-2024-05-18.jpg|thumb|Thumbnail of 'Violet' MV]]
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== Aurora ==
=== Aurora ===
[[File:Original-2024-05-04.jpg|thumb|Thumbnail of 'Aurora' MV]]
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== Just Our Concert ==
=== Just Our Concert ===
[[File:Original-2024-05-11.jpg|thumb|Thumbnail of 'Telecaster' MV]]
[[File:Original-2024-05-11.jpg|thumb|Thumbnail of 'Telecaster' MV]]


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Latest revision as of 13:42, 11 July 2024

Colours: The First is the first EP in J.Fla's colorful albums series. Released on May 2, 2024, this mini album contains 3 songs with varied styles.

Background & Composition

Included in a series of colorful albums, this first album is dedicated to the color violet. One of the songs on the album is also titled "Violet".

Banner of J.Fla's YouTube account in May 2024

To announce the release of this album, J.Fla modified the banner of her YouTube account with the name of the album and the release dates of the 3 music videos.

Track listing

N° Songs Dur. Song release Video release Links
1 Violet (바이올렛) 1:49 2024-05-02 2024-05-18 ⏯️ Listen 🎞️ Watch
2 Aurora (오로라) 2:21 2024-05-02 2024-05-04 ⏯️ Listen 🎞️ Watch
3 Just Our Concert (우리만의 콘서트) 2:26 2024-05-02 2024-05-11 ⏯️ Listen 🎞️ Watch

Violet

Thumbnail of 'Violet' MV

The song title refers to the violet color but also to the flowers Violet, which represents eternal friendship in Korea.[1] Thus, the song expresses with beauty and passion the feelings of strong friendship and honors the memories of times when each friend was each other's light.[2]

Aurora

Thumbnail of 'Aurora' MV

With a joyful 8 beat rhythm, this song expresses the comfortable and dreamy feeling of a pleasant end to the day of everyday life.[2]. This song is on the same theme as the song Riding a T-Rex

Just Our Concert

Thumbnail of 'Telecaster' MV

J.Fla wrote this song in memory of her first concerts. This song expresses her happiness shared with fans during concerts.

Album links

Video links
Watch on YouTube
Music links
Listen on Amazon Music
Listen on Apple Music
Listen on Deezer
Listen on Melon
Listen on Spotify
Listen on Tidal
Listen on YouTube Music

References