Concentrating on the way the theme changes is also a fun way to listen to music. Shall we talk about a classic? If you listen carefully to the first movement of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, well-known as “Fate,” you can see that the eight notes in the intro are varied in various ways. Slow Dance (Slowdance)’s music also allows you to enjoy a delicately structured groove if you focus on the variations.
“Oooh” is good music to groove to. Song Ha-kyun’s warm synth, Lee Jun-gyu’s blunt bass, Kim Dong-hyun’s restrained drums, and James Keys’ vocals that repeat similar lyrics focus on creating a calm mood. It’s impressive how a completely different groove can be created with very subtle differences, such as slightly twisting the rhythm or leaving out a single note. As the team name suggests, they seem to be focused on the sharp goal of making listeners dance slowly.
Do you like calm music but not music that drags? Then Try listening to Slow Dance’s “Oooh”.