Love 119

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"Love 119"
In "Love 119", Riize makes heavy use of vocal harmonies, [10] singing over a "nostalgic" instrumental reminiscent of the early 2000s, and sampling "Emergency Room" (2005) by Izi. [11]
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"Love 119" captures the feeling of falling in love for the first time. The juxtaposition of the rhythmic drum beats and soft piano riffs creates this dreamy, melancholic vibe. The chorus part is particularly addictive, so it would be great if you could sing along with it.

— Riize member Eunseok on the song's meaning, L'Officiel Malaysia [12]

The Korean lyrics for "Love 119" were written by Jeong Da-seul, ChaMane, Moon Seol-lee, and Cho Yoon-kyung, [13] while Japanese lyrics were contributed by Mahiro. [14] Composition and English lyrics for both versions were contributed by Jason Hahs, Colin Magalong, David Wilson and MZMC, with the latter two also handling arrangement. [13] "Love 119" contains a prominent sample of the 2005 song "Emergency Room", as written and composed by Shin Dong-woo [15] and performed by South Korean band Izi. [16]

The song has been described as an "easy-listening", "dreamy" [17] dance-pop track reminiscent of late 1990s and early 2000s music, [11] characterized by a "sweet" piano riff [18] and drum beats. [19] Vocally, the song makes heavy use of harmonies, including a cappella, vocal layering, and choir-like segments. [10] In the track's lyrics, the group sings about the feeling of first love, comparing it with an emergency situation. [20] "Love 119" was composed in the key of A-flat major, with a tempo of 99 beats per minute. [21]

Critical reception

"Love 119" received a positive critical reception, with critics noting that the song sounded "fresh" and "exciting." [18] Writing for Clash, Robin Murray wrote that the song was "irresistibly catchy", and that the song allowed "each member of Riize to shine, building to something seamless and unified." [22] For Weverse Magazine , music critic Kim Do-heon wrote that the song was "a combination of nostalgia and reminiscence", and that it was a "move towards the revival and renaissance of SM Entertainment in the mid-to-late 2000s" [11] Joanna Rose of The Honey Pop opined that the song was "magical", and that the song delivered "relatable authenticity." [23]

Music video

Fuchukeiba-seimommae Station in Fuchu, Tokyo is featured prominently in the music video. Fuchu-Keiba-Seimommae-Sta-Platform.JPG
Fuchūkeiba-seimommae Station in Fuchū, Tokyo is featured prominently in the music video.

The music video for Love 119 was first was previewed on January 1, 2024 along with the announcement of the song's upcoming release, with SM Entertainment publishing a 19-second long teaser onto their official YouTube channel. [7] The music video was also teased on the group's official website, with still images from the clip being posted to a microsite that was styled to look like an early 2000s mobile phone. [8]

The full music video was released simultaneously with the song, premiering on SM's YouTube channel on January 5, [24] while the Japanese version was released on January 24 concurrently with that version of the song. [25] Directed by Byul Yun, [26] the music videos were shot in December 2023 at various locations across Japan, including scenes in Ōta and at Fuchūkeiba-seimommae Station in Fuchū, both located in Tokyo. [27]

The music video opens with Riize member Sohee sleeping in a bed (Shotaro in the Japanese version). A radio broadcast begins to announce a satellite launch, and he is awoken by a strange message on his cell phone. Startled, he throws ping pong balls at it. [11] The video then cuts to the rest of the group members riding a train, receiving a similar strange message. In other scenes, the group is seen observing a love interest from afar, and practicing the song's choreography. [17] The video ends with the group playing in a snow-covered forest. [28]

The group noted that "Love 119" was their first music video with a storyline, and the first time they had tried acting. [27]

Live performances

Following the release of "Love 119", Riize performed on four South Korean music programs: KBS's Music Bank on January 5 [29] [30] and 12, [31] SBS's Inkigayo on January 7 [30] and 14, [31] Mnet's M Countdown on January 11 [32] and 18, [33] and MBC's Show! Music Core on January 13 [31] and 20. [33] In Japan, the group performed the song on NHK's Venue101 on January 27, [34] and FNS's Mezamashi TV on April 15. [35]

To further promote the song, the group also performed the song on MBC's It's Live, [36] and Dingo Music's Dingo Live, [37] as well as the Japanese version on The First Take . [38] At the 13th Circle Chart Music Awards on January 10, the group performed "Love 119" in a medley along with previous single "Get a Guitar." [39]

The song was also included in the setlist of the group's 2024 Riizing Day concert tour. [40]

Accolades

"Love 119"
Riize - Love 119.jpg
Single by Riize
from the EP Riizing
Language
  • Korean
  • Japanese
  • English
ReleasedJanuary 5, 2024
Studio
  • SM Yellow Tail
  • SM Droplet
  • Doobdoob
Genre Dance
Length2:53
Label
Composer(s)
  • Jason Hahs
  • Colin Magalong
  • David Wilson
  • MZMC
Lyricist(s)
Riize singles chronology
"Talk Saxy"
(2023)		"Love 119"
(2024)		"Siren"
(2024)
Alternative cover
Riize - Love 119 (Japanese ver).jpg
Japanese version cover
Music program awards for "Love 119"
ProgramDateRef.
M Countdown January 18, 2024 [41]
Inkigayo January 21, 2024 [42] [43]

Credits and personnel

Credits adapted from the Riizing liner notes [13] and Naver Vibe. [14]

Studio

Personnel

Charts

Release history

Release history for "Love 119"
RegionDateFormatLanguageLabel
VariousJanuary 5, 2024Korean
January 24, 2024Japanese SM

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Korean version only
  2. 1 2 Japanese version only

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