The 'Feel'eM' album isn't as disappointing as their promotional track. The electronic-funk sound of "Just Tell Me" is more attention grabbing, easy on the ears and playful overall. Aside from having a wonderful synthetic instrumental and wicked rap, the song does lack a few powerful pieces (like an addictive refrain) in order to make it worthy of a promotion track, but it is a lot more upbeat and exciting than "Movie." It is a great opening track that sets the mood for the album concept.

"About Time" is another autotuned track that utilizes a more mid-tempo beat, steady clapping, and livelier vocals. This synthetic ballad is very appealing and is another reason why "Movie" should have been a side track. "About Time" is very easy to get into and contains a lot of angelic vocals and creates a soothing atmosphere for anyone who listens.

"Rock N Hiphop" is a real game changer as it will completely throw you off as the boys flip the switch on their concept. This song is well-crafted and contains every element to make you addicted and keep this song on repeat.�

The beat is fast yet calm, the vocals are steady and clear and it contains a lot of English lyrics which make it easier for international fans to sing along to. "Rock N Hiphop" shockingly has a heavy dose of swag that cannot go unnoticed and showcased a new side of BTOB that I would love to see more of.

Towards the end of the album, BTOB return to their original ballad sound in "Someday." As expected the ballad is well done and familiar, making it easy for new and old fans to enjoy their perfect vocal ranges. "Someday" is heavenly as it utilizes a lot of violins, silence in between the bridge and refrain and has minimal distractions in the instrumental. Overall, it is a great balled to conclude the album with.

In the end, I appreciate BTOB's new approach to music. They showcased a lot of variety, explored their musical identity and created a nice album. However, their promotion track "Movie" was a real miss and will (unfortunately) do poorly for the group. Their other tracks offer so much more potential and power that I hope they plan out their next comeback more thoroughly next time.

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