Two songs included in JB's new single

JB released his third single, *Chptr. 1*, on October 27. It is a new release coming about four months after his mini-album *TR.EE* last June, and it contains two songs: *Honeydew* and *Sweetie*. He said he chose the title with the idea of ​​continuing the singles as a series.

JB revealed that he usually listens to music in album form, so he pondered how to define the format of a single. I remember his explanation that he wanted to carry significant meaning and connect to the next chapter rather than just passing by lightly. He mentioned that he checked on his work whenever he had a spare moment while balancing his tour schedule during the preparation.

The title track, "Honeydew," is a synthwave song featuring a blend of rhythmic bass and synthesizers. JB mentioned that he added pop elements to differentiate it from traditional R&B, paying particular attention to the bassline. The behind-the-scenes story of the production, including the discussion about whether to include whistling sounds, was also interesting.

The track "Sweetie" is a pop R&B song created with fans in mind. JB worked on "Sweetie" from start to finish and also participated in writing and composing "Honeydew." It is said that when selecting the title track, he considered not only how to showcase new music but also whether it would allow for performance expression. Knowing the different approaches contained in the two songs makes me even more curious about the choices made for this single.