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"Liar Liar" is a dance-pop song with a hip hop drum beat. In the lyrics, the narrator is a girl who has a secret crush on a guy, but feels like she is "somewhere in between a dream and reality" because she is uncertain that her affection is returned. "B612" is a mid-tempo acoustic ballad inspired by The Little Prince —the prince's home planet is Asteroid B-612, and the song's lyrics compare the narrator and her crush to the rose and the prince. "I Found Love" is an R&B song with a strong drum rhythm, and is about a girl attending school and falling in love. "Knock Knock" is a retro-pop song about friendship. "Step by Step" was described as having a "dreamy" atmosphere and has rock-style rhythm with string instrumentation. [5] [12]

The vividly-colored music video for "Liar Liar" was produced by Digipedi and highlights the contrast between dreams and reality. [13] [14] In the story line, the girls are all in love with the same guy, but are hiding it from each other. It includes scenes shot underwater, a first for the group. In the dance version music video, they wear shoes that resemble roller skates. [15]

The lead single of the album reissue, "Windy Day", is a folk-pop song composed by Öberg and Swedish producer Maria Marcus. It features vocal harmonies, acoustic guitar, and Middle Eastern-inspired horns. [16] The lyrics, written by Seo and Mimi, express the complicated emotions of a girl's heart. [17] The accompanying music video was filmed in Jeju Island in various outdoor settings, including a hedge maze and a forest. [11] Like the music video for "Closer", it has a fairy tale and fantasy-inspired theme. [18]

Promotion

On March 28, Oh My Girl held a comeback showcase at the Lotte Card Center in the Mecenatpolis Mall, Hapjeong-dong, Seoul. [19] They performed songs from the album for the first time at the showcase. The group then promoted the album with performances of "Liar Liar" on various music shows, starting with M! Countdown on March 31. [20] After the pre-recording for Show! Music Core on April 16, member Seunghee fainted and was hospitalized. Doctors determined she had hyperventilated due to stress, and she took a few days off to rest, before resuming activities with the group on April 21. [21] On May 5, they began performing "Step by Step" on music shows. [22] They concluded promotions for the album on May 8 with a final performance on Inkigayo . [23] On May 26, promotion for the album reissue began with a performance of "Windy Day" on M! Countdown. [18]

Reception

Pink Ocean

Pink Ocean entered the weekly Gaon Album Chart at number 5, selling 6,482 physical copies in three days. [24] [25] "Liar Liar" was number 58 on the Gaon Digital Chart for the week of March 27, and "Step by Step" was number 79 the previous week. [26] [27] "Liar Liar" also charted at number 9 on the Billboard World Digital Songs chart. [28]

Jeff Benjamin of Fuse, who previously identified Oh My Girl as one of the best rookie acts of 2015, said "Liar Liar" was a unique blend of an "adorable aesthetic" and a "sassy attitude". He noted the song's "punchy" pop production and "addictive" hook, and identified "Knock Knock" and "Step by Step" as the album's standouts. [29] He also praised Oh My Girl's stage performance and intricate choreography. [15] Dazed magazine's Taylor Glasby ranked "Liar Liar" number 7 in Dazed's "The 20 best K-Pop tracks of the year", describing "Liar Liar" as an upbeat falsetto powerhouse that was skillfully connected with the music video. [30]

Windy Day

Windy Day entered the Gaon Album Chart at number 4, selling 10,574 units in six days, while the song of the same name charted at number 62 on the digital chart. [31] [32] [33]

In June, Benjamin included "Windy Day" in Fuse's list of "The 13 Best Girl Group Songs of 2016 (So Far)", calling it one of the most unexpected girl group releases in 2016. [34] Billboard magazine's Tamar Herman called "Windy Day" experimental and quirky, and said it showcased the members youthful vocals. [16]

Track listing

Pink Ocean

Pink Ocean
Pink Ocean album cover.jpeg
EP by
Oh My Girl
ReleasedMarch 28, 2016 (2016-03-28)
Studio
  • Doobdoob
  • W Sound
Genre K-pop
Length18:14
LanguageKorean
Label WM
Producer
  • Lee Won-min
  • 72
  • Moon Jung-kyu
Oh My Girl chronology
Closer
(2015)		Pink Ocean
(2016)		 Listen to My Word
(2016)
Singles from Pink Ocean
  1. "Step by Step"
    Released: March 21, 2016
  2. "Liar Liar"
    Released: March 28, 2016
 – South Korea standard edition
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Liar Liar"
  • David Anthony
  • Sophie White
  • Joe Killington
Anthony3:14
2."B612"
  • Seo
  • Mimi
  • Öberg
  • Smith
  • Avenue 52
4:06
3."I Found Love"
  • Seo
  • Mimi
  • Anthony
  • White
  • Phoebe Brown
Anthony3:34
4."Knock Knock"72
  • Öberg
  • Pär Almqvist
  • August Vinberg
  • Almqvist
  • Vinberg
3:37
5."Step by Step" (Korean : 한 발짝 두 발짝; RR : Han Baljjak Du Baljjak;lit. "One Step Two Steps") Jung Jin-young Jung Jin-young
3:43
Total length:18:14
 – International standard edition [36]
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
6."Liar Liar" (Chinese version)
  • Seo
  • Mimi
  • Tina Wang
  • Bang Soo-kyung
  • Anthony
  • White
  • Killington
Anthony3:14
Total length:21:28

Windy Day

No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Windy Day"
  • Seo Ji-eum
  • Mimi
  • Maria Marcus
  • Andreas Öberg
Marcus4:09
2."Stupid in Love"Junebug
  • Darren "Baby Dee Beats" Smith
  • Evan Haymond
  • Tammy Infusino
Smith3:37
3."Liar Liar" (Korean version)
  • Seo
  • Mimi
  • David Anthony
  • Sophie White
  • Joe Killington
Anthony3:14
4."B612"
  • Seo
  • Mimi
  • Öberg
  • Xin Xin Gao
  • Smith
  • Sean Alexander
  • Öberg
  • Smith
  • Avenue 52
4:06
5."I Found Love"
  • Seo
  • Mimi
  • Anthony
  • White
  • Phoebe Brown
Anthony3:34
6."Knock Knock"72
  • Öberg
  • Pär Almqvist
  • August Vinberg
  • Almqvist
  • Vinberg
3:37
7."Step by Step" (한 발짝 두 발짝)Jung Jin-youngJung Jin-young
  • Jung Jin-young
  • Command Freaks
3:43
8."Liar Liar" (Chinese version)
  • Seo
  • Mimi
  • Tina Wang
  • Bang Soo-kyung
  • Anthony
  • White
  • Killington
Anthony3:14
Total length:29:14

Personnel

Credits adapted from EP liner notes.

Pink Ocean

Locations

  • Recorded at Doobdoob Studio ("Liar Liar", "Step by Step")
  • Recorded at W Sound ("B612", I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Edited at Doobdoob Studio ("B612", "I Found Love")
  • Mixed at W Sound ("B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Mixed at Bono Studio ("I Found Love")
  • Mastered at JFS Mastering

Personnel

  • Oh My Girl – vocals, background vocals (on "Liar Liar", "Step by Step")
  • WM Entertainment Inc. – executive producer
  • Lee Won-min – producer
  • Kim Jin-mi – executive director
  • Moon Jung-kyu – music producer
  • 72 – music producer
  • Maxx Song – vocal director, recording engineer
  • Jo Joon-seong – mixing engineer
  • Go Seung-wook – mixing engineer
  • Kwon Nam-woo – mastering engineer
  • Soulme – choreography director
  • Digipedi – music video director
  • Jo Dae-young – art direction and design
  • AHMI – art direction and design
  • Choi Dae-young – photographer
  • David Anthony – guitar, bass guitar, drum programming (on "Liar Liar", "I Found Love")
  • Maxx Song – vocal director (on "Liar Liar", "Step by Step"), guitar, recording engineer (on "Step by Step")
  • Lee Ji-hong – digital editor (on "Liar Liar", "I Found Love", "Step by Step")
  • Heo Eun-sook – digital editor (on "B612", "Knock Knock"), mix assistant (on "Liar Liar", B612", "Knock Knock", "Step by Step")
  • Choi Ja-yeon – mix assistant (on "Liar Liar", "B612", "Step by Step"), recording engineer (on "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Jo Joon-seong – mix engineer (on "Liar Liar", "B612", "Step by Step")
  • Kwon Nam-woo – mastering engineer (on "Liar Liar", "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock", "Step by Step")
  • Darren Smith – keyboard, bass guitar, drum programming (on "B612")
  • Andreas Öberg – keyboard (on "B612"), guitar (on "B612", "Knock Knock"), bass guitar (on "B612", "Knock Knock")
  • Park Eun-woo – background vocals (on "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • 72 – vocal director (on "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Moon Jung-kyu – vocal director (on "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Seon Yeong – mix assistant (on "I Found Love")
  • Go Seung-wook – mix engineer (on "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Pär Almqvist – keyboard, drum programming (on "Knock Knock")
  • August Vinberg – keyboard, drum programming (on "Knock Knock")
  • Ahn Sung-chan – keyboard (on "Step by Step")
  • Pae Su-jung – background vocals (on "Step by Step")

Windy Day

Locations

  • Recorded at Doobdoob Studio ("Windy Day", "Stupid in Love", "Liar Liar", "Step by Step", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • Recorded at W Sound ("Windy Day", "B612", I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Edited at Doobdoob Studio ("Windy Day", "B612", "I Found Love")
  • Mixed at W Sound ("Windy Day", "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • Mixed at Bono Studio ("Stupid in Love", "I Found Love")
  • Mastered at JFS Mastering

Personnel

  • Oh My Girl – vocals, background vocals (on "Liar Liar", "Step by Step")
  • WM Entertainment Inc. – executive producer
  • Lee Won-min – producer
  • Kim Jin-mi – executive director
  • Moon Jung-kyu – music producer
  • 72 – music producer
  • Maxx Song – recording engineer
  • Chang Woo-young – recording engineer
  • Lee Ji-hong – recording engineer
  • Heo Eun-sook – recording engineer
  • Choi Ja-yeon – recording engineer
  • Jo Joon-seong – mixing engineer
  • Kwon Nam-woo – mastering engineer
  • Soulme – choreography director
  • Digipedi – music video director
  • Jo Dae-young – art direction and design
  • AHMI – art direction and design
  • JDZ Chung – photographer
  • Maria Marcus – keyboard (on "Windy Day", "B612"), guitar (on "B612", "Knock Knock"), bass guitar (on "B612", "Knock Knock"), drum programming (on "Windy Day")
  • Andreas Öberg – guitar, bass guitar (on "Windy Day")
  • Hyun Seunghee (Oh My Girl) – background vocals (on "Windy Day", "Stupid in Love", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • Sinnara – background vocals (on "Windy Day")
  • Park Eun-woo – background vocals (on "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Pea Su-jung – background vocals (on "Step by Step")
  • Maxx Song – vocal director (on "Windy Day", "Liar Liar", "Step by Step", recording engineer (on "Windy Day", "Step by Step"), digital editor (on "Windy Day"), guitar (on "Step by Step")
  • Lee Ji-hong – digital editor (on "Windy Day", "Stupid in Love", "Liar Liar", "I Found Love", "Step by Step", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)"), recording engineer (on "Stupid In Love", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • Heo Eun-sook – digital editor (on "B612", "Knock Knock"), mix assistant (on "Windy Day", "Liar Liar", "B612", "Knock Knock", "Step by Step", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • Choi Ja-yeon – mix assistant (on "Windy Day", "Liar Liar", "B612", "Step by Step", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)"), recording engineer (on "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Jo Joon-seong – mixing engineer (on "Windy Day", "Liar Liar", "B612", "Step by Step", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • Kwon Nam-woo – mastering engineer (on "Windy Day", "Stupid in Love", "Liar Liar", "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock", "Step by Step", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • Darren Smith – keyboard, bass guitar, drum programming (on "Stupid in Love", "B612")
  • Pär Almqvist – keyboard, drum programming (on "Knock Knock")
  • August Vinberg – keyboard, drum programming (on "Knock Knock")
  • Ahn Sung-chan - keyboard (on "Step by Step")
  • Evan Haymond – guitar (on "Stupid In Love")
  • 72 – vocal director (on "Stupid In Love", "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Moon Jung-kyu – vocal director (on "Stupid In Love", "B612", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • Chang Woo-young – recording engineer (on "Stupid In Love", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)"), digital editor (on "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • Seon Yeong – mix assistant (on "Stupid In Love", "I Found Love")
  • Go Seung-wook – mixing engineer (on "Stupid In Love", "I Found Love", "Knock Knock")
  • David Anthony – guitar, bass guitar, drum programming (on "Liar Liar", "I Found Love", "Liar Liar (Chinese version)"), keyboard (on "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")
  • T.M – background vocals, vocal director (on "Liar Liar (Chinese version)")

Charts

Pink Ocean

Chart (2016)Peak
position
South Korean Albums (Gaon) [24] 5

Windy Day

Chart (2016)Peak
position
South Korean Albums (Gaon) [31] 4

Release history

AlbumDateFormatLabel
Pink OceanMarch 28, 2016CD, digital download WM Entertainment, LOEN Entertainment (distributor)
Windy DayMay 26, 2016Digital download
May 31, 2016CD

Notes

  1. ↑ Sean Alexander is also credited under his solo project name, Avenue 52. [35]
  2. ↑ Command Freaks is a music producer and songwriting team made up of Maxx Song and Ann Sung-chan, under Iconic Sounds.

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