The ReVe Festival: Day 2

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The ReVe Festival: Day 2
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ReleasedAugust 20, 2019 (2019-08-20)
Genre K-pop
Length22:22
LanguageKorean
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Red Velvet chronology
The ReVe Festival: Day 1
(2019)
The ReVe Festival: Day 2
(2019)
The ReVe Festival: Finale
(2019)
Singles from The ReVe Festival: Day 2
  1. "Umpah Umpah"
    Released: August 20, 2019
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The ReVe Festival: Day 2 (occasionally referred as Day 2) is the fourth special extended play and the eleventh overall by South Korean girl group Red Velvet, released on August 20, 2019, through SM Entertainment. The EP was announced on August 12, and it became available to pre-order the same day. [2] This EP is the second release of The ReVe Festival trilogy, with six tracks feature in the EP including the EP's single "Umpah Umpah", which also serves as the second single from The ReVe Festival trilogy.

Contents

Promotion

The EP was announced through social media on August 11, 2019, with a teaser image of pink and sandy desert with the logo The ReVe Festival: Day 2. [3]

Commercial performance

The ReVe Festival: Day 2 was a commercial success, debuted atop of Gaon Weekly Album Chart, become the group's tenth number one album on the chart, extended Red Velvet's record as the girl group with most number one albums on the chart. The CD version of the EP debuted on the monthly chart of Gaon Album Chart with 107,554 copies being sold, [4] became the fourth best-selling album of the month August 2019, and also placing at the fifty-first for the year, with 111,654 copies sold. [5] The EP also peaked at number six on the Billboard World Albums Chart.

Track listing

The ReVe Festival: Day 2 track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Umpah Umpah" (음파음파;eumpa-eumpa;lit. Sonic Wave)
  • Jeon Gan-di
3:40
2."Carpool" (카풀;Kapul)
  • Sophia Ayana
  • Léon Paul Palmen
  • Nathan Cunningham (Space Primates)
  • Marc Sibley (Space Primates)
  • Sophia Ayana
  • Léon Paul Palmen
  • Space Primates
3:27
3."Love Is the Way" (사랑은 길이다;Sarang-eun Gil-ida)
  • iDR
3:32
4."Jumpin'"
  • Kenzie
  • Daniel Caesar (Caesar & Loui)
  • Ludwig Lindell (Caesar & Loui)
  • Ylva Dimberg (The Kennel)
  • Caesar & Loui (The Kennel)
3:36
5."Ladies Night"
  • Park Ji-yeon (MonoTree)
  • Chu Dae-kwan (MonoTree)
3:57
6."Eyes Locked, Hands Locked" (눈 맞추고, 손 맞대고;Nun Matchugo Son Matdaego)
  • Sumin (Hard Carry)
  • Sumin (Hard Carry)
4:11
Total length:22:22

Charts

Release history

RegionDateFormatLabel
VariousAugust 20, 2019 SM Entertainment

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