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Say My Name (from Snowflake – 2016)
It’s not easy following Rough on any track list, but Say My Name is up to the task. It’s a great dance track, fueled by an unresolved electro riff that has the same chugging intensity as Stevie Nicks’ classic Edge Of Seventeen. This adds a palpable sense of tension to the verses, keeping momentum taut and exciting. The melodies almost play second fiddle to this production, but they’re quite nice on their own. I also like the catchy post-chorus, which punctuates important points of the song to provide a bit of resolution. This sense of catharsis also appears during the final thirty seconds when the group’s vocals become more impassioned.
| Hooks | 8 |
| Production | 9 |
| Longevity | 9 |
| Bias | 9 |
| RATING | 8.75 |
The Bias List // K-Pop Reviews & Discussion 
The opening instrumental for this is basically Me Gustas Tu.
I like the guitars.
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I feel obligated to post a comment on this one, because it’s one of my favorite GFriend b-sides. It’s amazing right from the start with a solid beat, the dramatic guitar and these percussion-like sounds in the background that I really like. The production is simply perfect, tickles my brain in just the right way. Pair that with GFriend’s power vocals (the drama!) and harmonies, and you get a 10/10 song, in my opinion. It’s definitely one of Iggy & Youngbae’s best work.
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