The ReVe Festival: Finale

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The ReVe Festival: Finale
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Digital and "Finale" version cover
Compilation album by
Red Velvet
ReleasedDecember 23, 2019 (2019-12-23)
Recorded2019
StudioSM Studios (Seoul)
Genre
Length55:35
LanguageKorean
Label
Producer
Red Velvet chronology
The ReVe Festival: Day 2
(2019)		The ReVe Festival: Finale
(2019)		 Queendom
(2021)
Singles from The ReVe Festival: Finale
  1. "Psycho"
    Released: December 23, 2019

The ReVe Festival: Finale (sometimes simply referred as Finale) is the first Korean-language compilation album by South Korean girl group Red Velvet. The album was announced and became available to pre-order on December 12, 2019, before being released by SM Entertainment on December 23, 2019, with Dreamus serving as the South Korea distributor. As the third and final release of the group's trilogy The ReVe Festival, the set contains all twelve tracks taken from two previous extended plays The ReVe Festival: Day 1 and The ReVe Festival: Day 2 . With SM founder Lee Soo-man serving as the executive producer, Finale includes four new songs—"Psycho", "In & Out", "Remember Forever", and a previously unreleased "La Rouge", with the first being the lead single for the album (and subsequently the third and final single from the trilogy). The album was released in two versions with different packaging artwork, while a digital EP including only the four new tracks was also released on the same date.

Contents

Upon its release, the compilation album became a commercial success both domestically and internationally. It was Red Velvet's eleventh chart-topper on the Gaon Album Chart—for two weeks, and tenth top-three entry on the Billboard World Albums Chart. It was also the group's first release to enter several European component album charts, namely in Spain, Poland, and Belgium. The lead single "Psycho" was also a commercial and critical success, becoming the group's highest-charting single since "Power Up" and their second chart-topper on the Billboard World Digital Songs chart, following "RBB (Really Bad Boy)" in late 2018.

Background and release

During the group's appearance on Idol League in July 2019, Irene confirmed that their future plans for 2019 would include two more installments of The ReVe Festival trilogy, namely Day 2 (which was later released on August 20) and Finale. [1] The group then performed their first two nights for the third concert, titled "La Rouge" at the Korea University Hwa-jeong Tiger Dome, Seoul in November 2019, where they debuted an exclusive new track for the concert, initially known as "Shining." [2] The album was then announced through social media on midnight of December 12, 2019, with movie-poster style teaser photos with tagline; "Don't be afraid of the dark. The fireworks will light up the sky" and "Stay in the magic even after dark. The fireworks start". [3] The tracklist was also revealed on midnight of December 15, 2019, revealing the title of four new tracks, namely "Psycho", "In & Out", "Remember Forever" and "La Rouge", with the latter being previously known as "Shining." [4] [5] It was then released on December 23, 2019, to coincide with the music video premiere for "Psycho." While the physical version contains two different package editions with sixteen songs in its tracklist, the digital version is an extended play only with the four new tracks. [6] [7]

Composition

The album contains a total of sixteen tracks, with twelve of which were taken from the group's first two installations from the trilogy in the same year. The lead single "Psycho" is an R&B track with trap and future bass influence, starting with a "grandiose operatic" instrumental intro, followed by "dramatic" pizzicato strings, "classical" chords and "trap beats, squelching synths" elements, which marked the song as their seventh single to fall under the "Velvet" concept. It was written by songwriter Kenzie, while production was handled by producer Andrew Scott, songwriter Cazzi Opeia and EJAE with additional arrangement by Druski and Yoo Young-jin. [8] It was proceeded by "In & Out", a "creeping, standout" synth-pop track which was also co-written by Kenzie and Opeia, the latter whom co-produced the song with production team Moonshine. The third track "Remember Forever" is a "sweet" R&B and doo-wop ballad, while the last track "La Rouge" is a "jazzy" showtune, which contains elements from jazz and funk music. [9] The track was written and produced by Andreas Öberg, Simon Petrén, Maja Keuc, Hwang Chan-hee, and Hong So-jin, with the former whom co-produced the group's previous single "Umpah Umpah" (2019).

Tour and live performances

Following the group's early performance for "La Rouge" during their eponymous third concert in November 2019, Red Velvet gave their first live performance for "Psycho" and "Remember Forever" at the ReVe Festival FINALE Party on December 22, 2019, which premiered exclusively on V Live with a limited participation for the group's fandom. [10] [11] The group originally planned to perform the lead single live during their attendance at SBS Gayo Daejeon on December 25, however, as fellow member Wendy suffered injuries during rehearsal, a pre-recorded performance was aired instead, which eventually led to the group having to perform as a quartet for their later attendance. [12] The remaining four members eventually covered all Wendy's singing parts for their live performance at the 29th Seoul Music Awards on January 30, 2020, where they also won their fifth consecutive Main Award (Bonsang). [13]

Commercial performance

Upon its release, The ReVe Festival: Finale was a domestic commercial success for Red Velvet, debuting atop the Gaon Album Chart and topping the chart for two consecutive weeks. Not only is Finale the group's first to stay atop the chart more than one week, the album extended their record as the K-pop girl group with more number-one titles on the chart, having achieved a total of eleven chart-toppers. With only one tracking week in December 2019, the album was the third best-selling entry for the December issue of the monthly Gaon Album Chart, and subsequently the fifty-seventh best-selling album of 2019. [14] [15] As of February 2021, it has sold 174,523 copies. [16] The album later being certified Platinum by Circle Chart, then Gaon Chart, in June 2022, for selling more than 250,000 copies. [17] And has since exceed 400,000 copies sold as of September 2022, making the album Red Velvet's second best-selling album. [18]

Additionally, the album peaked at number three on the Billboard World Albums Chart, becoming the group's milestone tenth top five album on the chart and to date, their second release to stay on the chart for at least ten weeks, following Day 2 which spent a total of thirteen charting weeks. [19] It also entered the Billboard Tastemakers Albums chart at number three, making Red Velvet the first K-pop girl group and fourth group overall to enter the chart. [20] The album continued to achieve success in several component Europe albums charts, being the group's first entry on Spanish Albums Chart, Polish Albums Chart and Belgium Ultratop Albums Chart, respectively.

Track listing

The ReVe Festival: Finale track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Psycho"
3:31
2."In & Out"
  • Moonshine
3:13
3."Remember Forever"
  • Louise Frick Sveen
  • Jeon Byung-sun (Royal Dive) (Joombas)
  • Hong Young-in (Royal Dive) (Joombas)
  • Royal Dive (Joombas)
3:08
4."Eyes Locked, Hands Locked" (눈 맞추고, 손 맞대고;Nun Matchugo, Son Matdaego)
  • Sumin (Hard Carry)
  • Sumin (Hard Carry)
4:11
5."Ladies Night"
  • Park Ji-yeon (MonoTree)
  • Chu Dae-kwan (MonoTree)
3:57
6."Jumpin'"
  • Kenzie
  • Daniel Caesar (Caesar & Loui)
  • Ludwig Lindell (Caesar & Loui)
  • Ylva Dimberg (The Kennel)
  • Caesar & Loui (The Kennel)
3:36
7."Love Is the Way" (사랑은 길이다;Sarang-eun Gil-ida)
  • iDR
3:32
8."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
9."Umpah Umpah" (음파음파;Eumpa-eumpa;lit. Sonic Wave)
  • Jeon Gan-di
3:40
10."LP"
  • Ryan S. Jhun
  • Hanif Sabzevari (Hitmanic)
  • Dennis DeKo Kordnejad (Hitmanic)
  • Pontus PJ Ljung (Hitmanic)
  • Anna Isbäck
3:27
11."Parade" (안녕, 여름;Annyeong, Yeoreum;lit. Hello, Summer)
  • Fredrik Häggstam (Trinity Music)
  • Johan Gustafsson (Trinity Music)
  • Sebastian Lundberg (Trinity Music)
  • Ylva Dimberg (The Kennel)
  • Trinity Music
3:13
12."Bing Bing" (친구가 아냐;Chin-guga Anya;lit. Not A Friend)
3:27
13."Milkshake"
  • Moonshine
3:30
14."Sunny Side Up!"
  • Jeon Gan-di
  • Moonshine
3:23
15."Zimzalabim" (짐살라빔;Jimsallabim)
  • Ollipop (The Kennel)
  • Daniel Caesar (Caesar & Loui)
  • Ludwig Lindell (Caesar & Loui)
  • Hayley Aitken
  • The Kennel
3:10
16."La Rouge" (Special Track)
  • JQ (Makeumine Works)
  • Ahn Young-joo (Makeumine Works)
  • Mola (Makeumine Works)
  • Moon Seoul (Makeumine Works)
3:10
Total length:55:35

Notes

Charts

Certifications and sales

Certifications for The ReVe Festival: Finale
RegionCertification Certified units/sales
South Korea (KMCA) [35] Platinum250,000^

^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.

Accolade

Year-end lists
Critic/PublicationListRankRef
Idology Korea2019: Album Of The Year1 [36]

Release history

RegionDateFormatLabel
VariousDecember 23, 2019 SM Entertainment, Dreamus

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