Electric Shock (EP)

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Electric Shock
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Digital cover
EP by
f(x)
ReleasedJune 10, 2012 (2012-06-10)
Recorded2012
Genre
Length21:10
Language Korean
Label SM Entertainment
Producer Lee Soo-man
F(x) chronology
Pinocchio
(2011)		Electric Shock
(2012)		 Pink Tape
(2013)
Singles from Electric Shock
  1. "Electric Shock"
    Released: June 10, 2012
Electric Shock track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Electric Shock" Seo Ji-eum Willem Laseroms, Maarten Ten Hove, Joachim Vermeulen WindsantWillem Laseroms, Maarten Ten Hove, Joachim Vermeulen Windsant03:15
2."제트별 (Jet)" (Jet Star, Jeteu Byeol) Kenzie KenzieKenzie03:21
3."지그재그" (Zig Zag; Jigeu Jaegeu)Kim Boo-minHitchhikerHitchhiker03:46
4."Beautiful Stranger" (f(Amber+Luna+Krystal))MisfitAminata Kabba A*M*E, Jason Gill, Mich Hansen ("Cutfather")Lim Kwang-wook, Polar Monkeys04:06
5."Love Hate"MisfitSi Hulbert, Amy Richardson, Hannah Phaisey, Karen Ann Poole Si Hulbert, Amy Richardson, Hannah Phaisey, Karen Ann Poole03:10
6."훌쩍 (Let's Try)" (Huljjeok; Swept)Misfit Niara Scarlett, Pete 'Boxta' MartinLim Kwang-wook, Jung Soo-wan03:32
Total length:21:10

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