TWS’s No Tragedy album has replicated the exact promotional strategy as last year’s Try With Us mini, leading with a more bombastic pop track and following up with a mellower highlight. I already wrote about All The Possibilities back in April and you can find that text below. But now that the track has officially been promoted with a music video, I wanted to share an update.

As expected, my affection for the track has only grown. I still prefer You, You‘s burst of colorful energy, but this is a stealth summer banger with some great melodic twists and turns. The charm of the members’ vocals is on full display, selling what could have been a generic house track in others hands.

ORIGINAL REVIEW

All The Possibilities was revealed a month earlier than the rest of the album at TWS’s most recent fancon, leading many fans (myself included) to assume that it would be promoted as an official pre-release. That never happened, though I wouldn’t be surprised if the song eventually received a music video during this album campaign. It certainly sounds like the kind of track you’d want to promote.

Compared to title track You, You‘s ebullient electro-house sound, All The Possibilities offers a drowsier take on dance music. I’ll always prefer “ebullient” over “drowsy,” so I’m glad Pledis threw their weight behind You, You. However, this is another great showcase for TWS’s slowly maturing sound. The vocals (especially Youngjae) sound incredible on All The Possibilities and the song’s measured pace allows them to unfold with full spotlight.

Atmospheric blips and bloops frame a gentle dance beat that gains momentum as we near the chorus. The vocal melody flits and flutters upward, adding a nuanced touch to what might otherwise be a simple pop track. My favorite elements — which stood out especially on headphones — are the chunky bass guitar and wispy backing vocals during the chorus. Overall, this is a great, laidback summer groove that will likely play well in the long run. I do wish the energy was a bit more explosive, though.

Grade: A-