Brand-new idol Society 2

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Brand-new idol Society 2
BiS Brand-new idol Society 2 cover.jpg
Studio album by
Bis
ReleasedNovember 16, 2016
Genre Punk rock, pop punk, alternative rock
Length52:14
LanguageJapanese, English
Label Tsubasa Records
Producer Kenta Matsukuma, JxSxK
Bis chronology
Urya-Oi!!!
(2014)
Brand-new idol Society 2
(2016)
Re:Stupid
(2017)

Brand-new idol Society 2 is the fourth album by Japanese idol group Bis. It was released through the independent label Tsubasa Records on November 16, 2016. The album is the first physical release by the group after their reformation in 2016, and features a brand-new lineup of members. The album consists of re-recorded versions of tracks from the group's independent label days, together with five new songs. An early version of the song "BisBis" featuring only Pour Lui was released as a free download on July 8, 2016, the day the group's reformation was announced. The album version of the track has been re-recorded with the new members. All of the album's tracks were released on Soundcloud prior to the album's release, with the exception of "Change the World" which was released as a music video on YouTube. [1] [2]

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Give me your Love Zenbu" (Give me your love 全部) Pour Lui Buzz72+3:46
2."My Ixxx"BisKenta Matsukuma3:43
3."Nerve"Yoji KubotaMifuu4:16
4."Primal."BisKenta Matsukuma4:21
5."BisBis"Pour Lui & JxSxKKenta Matsukuma4:23
6."Human After All"Iku RyukyujiKenta Matsukuma3:32
7."Idol"Iku RyukyujiKenta Matsukuma3:42
8."Happy Birthday"Aya Eightprince & JxSxKKenta Matsukuma3:24
9."Let It Be" (レリビ)JxSxKHonoka Inaba3:43
10."Not Special"Pour LuiKenta Matsukuma4:29
11."Bis"Bis & DorimiKenta Matsukuma4:32
12."Taiyō no Jumon" (太陽のじゅもん)MIDKenta Matsukuma4:12
13."Change the World"JxSxKIchiro Iguchi4:05

Personnel

Charts

Chart performance for Our Parade
ChartPeak
position
Japanese Albums ( Oricon ) [3] 24
Japanese Hot Albums ( Billboard Japan ) [4] 27


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References

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