BE:FIRST Releases 4th Album 'BE:4U' to Mark 5th Anniversary of Debut
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The popular group BE:FIRST released their fourth album, 'BE:4U', on November 3, the day they marked the fifth anniversary of their debut. The new work arrives on an important milestone for their fans.
This album is the group's first original album in about two years since their previous release. Since time has passed since the last album came out, many fans are thought to have been waiting for this work. The album also includes songs performed by units formed within the group by its members. It offers a content that lets listeners enjoy both songs by the group as a whole and tracks unique to the units.
Since their debut, BE:FIRST has continued to be active across a wide range of activities, including music programs and live performances. Released at this milestone of their fifth anniversary, the album can be called a work that showcases the results of their activities so far. Attention is likely to focus on how the songs from the album will be presented in live performances and events going forward.
BE:FIRST's 'BE:4U' is a new album released during the memorable period of their fifth anniversary. It will likely be a work of interest not only to fans, but also to people who want to start listening to their music.
Sources: Billboard JAPAN
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