Eyes Wide Open (Twice album)
Eyes Wide Open (stylized in sentence case) is the second Korean studio album (fourth overall) by South Korean girl group Twice. It was released on October 26, 2020, by JYP Entertainment and Republic Records. It is the group's first Korean full-length album in nearly three years, following Twicetagram (2017). The group's sophomore album features thirteen songs including the lead single, "I Can't Stop Me", and was released on the week of their fifth anniversary.
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| Released | October 26, 2020 | |||
| Studio | JYPE Studios (Seoul, South Korea) | |||
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| Length | 43:24 | |||
| Language | Korean | |||
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Primarily a pop record with elements of retro-synth, dance-pop, Japanese city-pop, and contemporary R&B genres among others. Production of the album was handled by a wide array of producers including Melanie Fontana, Josh Record, LDN Noise, DJ Swivel, and Dua Lipa, with JYP Entertainment founder J. Y. Park serving as the album's executive producer. Members of the group participated in the production as songwriters for six out of thirteen tracks on the album. Lyrically, the album discusses themes of love, insomnia, self-confidence, self-encouragement, anxiety, and more.
The album received both commercial success and generally favorable reviews from music critics, who complimented the wide variety of music genres featured in the album as well as the group's musical growth. The album marked Twice's highest entry at the time on the US Billboard 200, peaking at number 72, and peaked at number 2 on the Gaon Album Chart. In April 2021, Eyes Wide Open received a 2× Platinum certification from the Korean Music Content Association (KMCA). The lead single, "I Can't Stop Me", peaked at number 8 on the Gaon Digital Chart, becoming the group's fourteenth top-ten single, as well as the group's third single to top the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart. To promote the album, the group performed on several South Korean music show programs, such as M Countdown and Inkigayo.
Background
Following the release of Twice's commercially successful EP, More & More, reports of an upcoming comeback by the group that would be set for October 26 had been circulating on various Korean media sites.[2] The reports were confirmed by their Korean label, JYP Entertainment, later that day.[3] The album was announced on October 1 via Twice's official SNS accounts, along with the release date and promotional schedule.[4] On October 6, the album's title was announced.[5] On October 10, the tracklist and lead single "I Can't Stop Me" were revealed. The tracklist included member participation in lyrics for a number of tracks as well as participation from LDN Noise, Heize, and Dua Lipa in album's production[6] On October 11, three group teaser images were released alongside the digital album cover.[7]
According to leader Jihyo, the message and the title of the group's album can be written in one phrase: "Eyes wide open to a new sense."[8]
Composition
Eyes Wide Open is a 13-track album that features various genres, including dance-pop, Japanese city-pop, Latin-pop, and R&B, among others. The album's title track "I Can't Stop Me" was written by J. Y. Park and Shim Eun-ji while being produced by Melanie Fontana and Michel "Lindgren" Schulz, featuring a synthwave genre that mixes European electronic music and American 1980s synth sounds, while lyrically depicting the boundaries of the good and bad of intractable desires. "Hell In Heaven" discusses the feeling of falling in love, comparing it to both hell and heaven. "Up No More", written by Jihyo, describes the struggles of insomnia, with the song being sonically described as bass-heavy. "Do What We Like" is a retro-inspired dance track featuring electronic elements, and was penned by Sana which details an aspiration to remember forgotten memories in a relationship. "Believer" is a EDM-inspired self-encouragement song written by South Korean songwriter Kenzie of SM Entertainment and produced by LDN Noise. "Bring It Back" and "Queen" were tracks written by Dahyun, with the former being an R&B track with heavy electronic influence, and the latter lyrically discussing about self-confidence. The song "Go Hard" was described as a glimpse of the aspirations behind the confidence of each Twice member. "Shot Clock" is described as a "drum (mostly snare), bass, and brass-heavy" track. "Handle It" lyrically depicts the feeling of being unable to accept a breakup, composed by Uzoechi Emenike and written by Chaeyoung. "Depend On You" was written by Nayeon, and was described as having a message of comfort in times of anxiety. "Say Something" heavily features Japanese city-pop accompanied with a "groovy electric guitar and bass riffs that are accented by the piano and electric synth keyboard".[9][10]
English singer-songwriter Dua Lipa participated in the composition of the thirteenth track of the album, "Behind the Mask", along with South Korean singer Heize, who took hand in the songwriting.[11]
"We tried a retro concept for the first time with this album. Our title song, 'I Can't Stop Me,' especially manifests the retro concept with the synth notes that you can hear throughout the song", Twice member Momo said of the album.[12]
Promotion
On October 17, 2020, JYP Entertainment announced in an official statement that member Jeongyeon would take a hiatus due to "psychological anxiousness", and as a result would not participate in any of the promotional activities for Eyes Wide Open.[13]
On October 19, Twice held a special livestreaming event commemorating their fifth anniversary since debuting named "With (Twice 5th Anniversary Special)", wherein the group performed the song "Say Something", the 12th track from their upcoming studio album.[14] The album was officially released on October 26.[15] To promote Eyes Wide Open, the group appeared and performed on several South Korean music programs, starting with Mnet's M Countdown on October 29, wherein they performed the title track "I Can't Stop Me" and the song "Up No More".[16] They also appeared on KBS2's Music Bank,[17] MBC's Show! Music Core,[18] MBC M's Show Champion,[19] and SBS's Inkigayo,[20] to perform "I Can't Stop Me". Twice also performed the album's title track on their US television debut on November 30, with their appearance on the "#PlayAtHome" series of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.[21]
Twice made an appearance at the Time 100 Talks event held by Time magazine on January 28, 2021, wherein they performed the song "Depend On You".[22]
Critical reception
Writing for Beats Per Minute, Chase McMullen gave the album a score of 79/100, stating that it solidified "Twice's ever-surprising ability to evolve" and described the material as containing the group's "most sophisticated sound and presentation yet, seeing them grow beyond youthful exuberance to deliver pop with a bit more of a weathered, knowing edge".[26] The same website included Eyes Wide Open in its "Top 50 Albums of 2020" list, ranking at number 45, with author JT Early complimenting the group's greater creative control over the album and how they tackled a variety of different genres.[27]
The album was included by Time magazine in its "Songs and Albums That Defined K-Pop's Monumental Year in 2020" list, describing the strength of all 13 tracks and their running theme of light against darkness. Writer Kat Moon further praised Twice, stating that "even as they sing about inner turmoil, the words are expressed through sweet-toned voices and upbeat tunes—giving the listener a reassuring, revitalizing hug."[28] Tamar Herman of the South China Morning Post included Eyes Wide Open in her "Top 15 K-pop group albums of 2020", citing on the material's emphasis on Twice's dedication to "more mature, dramatic pop perfection as the nine women seamlessly glide between a medley of genres".[29] Billboard magazine included the studio album in its "10 Best K-Pop Albums of 2020: Critics' Picks" at number 6, describing Twice as having hit a "new artistic high" and citing the variety of genres that can be found in the material.[30] Lai Frances of MTV News described the album as the "bigger, bolder sister of More & More" with the tracklist as being able to "take listeners on a sonic journey through space and time".[15]
Mike Wass of Idolator included Eyes Wide Open in the music blog's "70 Best Pop Albums of 2020" list, ranking at number 41.[31] Riddhi Chakraborty from Rolling Stone India ranked the album at number 2 in the magazine's "10 Best K-pop Albums of 2020", describing it as a "smorgasbord of hardcore drops, haunting melodies and outstanding vocal flexes", and further referring to the album as Twice's "best record to date".[32]
Natasha Ho of the South China Morning Post Youngpost praised all 13 tracks of the album as being able to showcase the group's talent, citing the song "Depend On You" as the highlight, but was less optimistic on the track sequencing, stating that the "genre and emotion changes between songs too quickly, not giving listeners a chance to adjust."[33]
| Critic/Publication | List | Rank | Ref. |
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| Beats Per Minute | Top 50 Albums of 2020 | 45 | [27] |
| Billboard | 10 Best K-pop Albums of 2020: Critics' Picks | 6 | [30] |
| Idolator | 70 Best Pop Albums of 2020 | 41 | [31] |
| Rolling Stone India | 10 Best K-pop Albums of 2020 | 2 | [32] |
| South China Morning Post | Top 15 K-pop group albums of 2020 | — | [29] |
| Time | Songs and Albums That Defined K-pop's Monumental Year in 2020 | — | [28] |
Commercial performance
Eyes Wide Open reached its peak position of number 2 on the Weekly Gaon Album Chart on its chart issue ending October 31, 2020.[34] The album was the 5th best-selling album on the Hanteo Chart for the month of October, selling 107,345 copies on its first day before garnering a total of 227,883 copies sold by the end of the month.[35] Two months later after the release of Eyes Wide Open, the album debuted at number 72 on the US Billboard 200, marking the group's highest entry on the chart surpassing More & More, as well as making Twice only the third K-pop girl group to break within the top 100 of the chart, after 2NE1 and Blackpink. The album also reached number 2 on the Billboard World Albums chart and number 12 on the Billboard Top Album Sales chart.[36][37] On April 8, 2021, the album received a 2× Platinum certification from the Korea Music Content Association for reaching sales of over 500,000 copies.[38] It became the group's second release to receive a 2× Platinum certification after their previous EP, More & More (2020).[39]
Track listing
| No. | Title | Lyrics | Music | Arrangement | Length |
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| 1. | "I Can't Stop Me" |
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| 3:25 |
| 2. | "Hell in Heaven[a]" |
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| 2:59 |
| 3. | "Up No More" | Jihyo |
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| 3:34 |
| 4. | "Do What We Like" | Sana |
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| 2:59 |
| 5. | "Bring It Back" | Dahyun |
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| 3:28 |
| 6. | "Believer" | Kenzie |
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| 3:16 |
| 7. | "Queen" | Dahyun |
| 3:13 | |
| 8. | "Go Hard" |
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| 3:01 |
| 9. | "Shot Clock" |
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| 3:29 |
| 10. | "Handle It" | Chaeyoung |
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| 2:51 |
| 11. | "Depend on You" | Nayeon |
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| 3:18 |
| 12. | "Say Something" |
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| 4:07 |
| 13. | "Behind the Mask" | Heize |
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| 3:38 |
| Total length: | 43:30 | ||||
- Notes
- ^ "Hell in Heaven" contains an excerpt from Eyes in the Night, a 1942 film.
Personnel
Credits adapted from Tidal and album liner notes.[40][41]
- Vocals
- Twice – lead vocals
- Perrie – background vocals (tracks 1, 3)
- Sophia Pae – background vocals (tracks 2, 4-5, 8, 10-11, 13)
- Kim Yeon-seo – background vocals (tracks 6-7, 9, 13)
- earattack – background vocals (track 5)
- Instrumentation
- Michel "Lindgren" Schulz – bass, synthesizer (track 1)
- Shim Eun-ji – keyboard (track 2)
- Lee Hae-sol – synthesizer (track 2)
- Lee Woo-min "collapsedone" – bass, electric piano, guitar, synthesizer (track 3)
- earattack – bass, drum, keyboard, synthesizer (track 5)
- Gongdo – bass, drum, keyboard, synthesizer (track 5)
- Armadillo – programming (track 10)
- Adam Rust – guitar (track 10)
- Adrian X – guitar (track 10)
- Jung Sang-min – keyboard (track 10)
- Lee Seong-chan – bass (track 10)
- Candace Sosa – guitar (track 11)
- Iggy – guitar (track 12)
- Jung Ho-hyeon – keyboard (track 12)
- Choi Hun – bass (track 12)
- Kim So-hyun – chorus (track 12)
- Production
- J. Y. Park "The Asiansoul" – executive producer
- Melanie Fontana – producer (track 1)
- Michel "Lindgren" Schulz – producer, arranger (track 1)
- A Wright – producer (track 1)
- Shim Eun-ji – producer, arranger, vocal producer (track 2)
- Lee Hae-sol – producer, arranger (track 2)
- Linnea Södahl – producer (track 2)
- Lee Woo-min "collapsedone" – producer, arranger (track 3)
- Julia Ross – producer, vocal arranger (track 3)
- Kyrsta Youngs – producer, arranger, vocal arranger (track 3)
- Kim Yeon-seo – vocal producer (track 3, 5-8, 10-11)
- Rod Radwagon – producer, arranger (track 4)
- Grace Barker – producer, arranger (track 4)
- Josh Record – producer (track 4, 13), arranger (track 4)
- Jarly – producer (track 4)
- Sophia Pae – vocal producer (track 4)
- earattack – producer, arranger (track 5)
- Gongdo – producer, arranger (track 5)
- Laurell Barker – producer (track 5)
- Katya Edwards – producer (track 5)
- Kenzie – producer, arranger (track 6)
- Greg Bonnick – producer, arranger (track 6)
- Hayden Chapman – producer, arranger (track 6)
- Alice Penrose – producer, arranger (track 6)
- JinbyJin – producer, arranger (track 7)
- Cazzi Opeia – producer (track 7, 9)
- Ellen Berg – producer (track 7, 9)
- Grace Tither – producer, arranger (track 8)
- Carl Ryden – producer, arranger (track 8)
- Ki Fitzgerald – producer, arranger (track 8)
- Paul Harris – producer, arranger (track 8)
- Jonatan Gusmark – producer, arranger (track 9)
- Ludvig Evers – producer, arranger (track 9)
- Kim Yeon-seo – producer (track 9)
- Adrian X – producer (track 10)
- Elizabeth Loughrey – producer (track 10)
- Ryan Ashley – producer (track 10)
- Uzoechi Emenike – producer (track 10)
- Armadillo – producer, arranger (track 10)
- Candace Sosa – producer, arranger (track 11)
- Jordan "DJ Swivel" Young – producer, arranger (track 11)
- Sean R Mullen – producer, arranger (track 11)
- James Kaye Miller – producer, arranger (track 11)
- Oranji – arranger (track 11)
- Jung Ho-hyun (e.one) – producer, arranger (track 12)
- Iggy – producer, arranger, vocal producer (track 12)
- Sam Klempner – producer, arranger (track 13)
- Jacob Attwooll – producer, arranger (track 13)
- Dua Lipa – producer (track 13)
- Technical
- Choi Hye-jin – recording engineer (track 1-5, 7-8, 10, 13), digital editor (track 10), mixing engineer (track 1)
- Eom Se-hee – recording engineer (track 1, 6, 8)
- Lee Sang-yeop – recording engineer (track 6, 9-11), digital editor (track 1)
- Park Eun-jeong – recording engineer (track 1, 2, 8, 11-12)
- Iggy – recording engineer (track 12)
- Lee Tae-seop – mixing engineer (track 4, 7, 10, 12-13)
- Tony Maserati – mixing engineer (track 1)
- Yoon Won-kwon – mixing engineer (track 2)
- Shin Bong-won – mixing engineer (track 3)
- Master Key – mixing engineer (track 5)
- Ku Jong-pil – mixing engineer (track 6)
- Im Hong-jin – mixing engineer (track 8-9), digital editor (track 8)
- Jordan "DJ Swivel" Young – mixing engineer (track 11)
- David K. Younghoon – assistant mixing engineer (track 1)
- Chris Gehringer – mastering engineer (track 1)
- Kwon Nam-woo – mastering engineer (track 2-13)
- Michel "Lindgren" Schulz – programming (track 1)
- Shim Eun-ji – digital editing (track 2)
- Lee Woo-min "collapsedone" – programming, digital editor (track 3)
- Jeong Yu-ra at Anemone Studio – mixing engineer (track 6), digital editor (track 4-11, 13)
- Iggy – recording engineer (track 12)
Charts
Weekly charts
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Certifications
| Region | Certification | Certified units/sales |
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| South Korea (KMCA)[54] | 2× Platinum | 500,000^ |
| ^ Shipments figures based on certification alone. | ||
Release history
See also
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