Trickster (EP)

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Trickster
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ReleasedMay 17, 2022 (2022-05-17)
Recorded2022
Genre K-pop
Length22:40
Label RBW
Oneus chronology
Blood Moon
(2021)
Trickster
(2022)
Malus
(2022)
Singles from Trickster
  1. "Bring It On"
    Released: May 17, 2022
Trickster track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Intro: Who Got the Joker?"
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-sang (RBW)
  • Marvel J
  • Leedo
  • Choi Ye-rim
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-sang (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-Sang (RBW)
2:00
2."Bring It On" (덤벼)
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-sang (RBW)
  • Inner Child (MonoTree)
  • Ravn
  • Leedo
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-sang (RBW)
  • Inner Child (MonoTree)
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-sang (RBW)
3:19
3."Skydivin'"
  • Ravn
  • Leedo
  • Oneway
  • Ravn
  • Oneway
Oneway3:10
4."Firebomb" (두 눈 빠지도록)
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-sang (RBW)
  • Ravn
  • Leedo
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-sang (RBW)
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Lee Ho-sang (RBW)
3:40
5."Fragile" (취급주의)
  • Kim Do-hoon (RBW)
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Ravn
  • Leedo
  • Kim Do-hoon (RBW)
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
  • Ravn
  • Kim Do-hoon (RBW)
  • Lee Sang-ho (RBW)
  • Seo Yong-bae (RBW)
3:45
6."Mr. Wolf"
  • Jin Min-ho (RBW)
  • Park Hyun-kyu (Vromance)
  • Seoho
  • Leedo
  • Jin Min-ho (RBW)
3:20
7."Bring It On" (English ver.)
  • Cosmic Sound (RBW)
  • Cosmic Girl
  • Cosmic Sound (RBW)
  • Cosmic Girl
  • Cosmic Sound (RBW)
  • Cosmic Girl
3:22
Total length:23:56

Charts

Release history

Release history and formats for Trickster
RegionDateFormatLabel
South KoreaMay 17, 2022
Various
  • Digital download
  • streaming

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