Stray Kids' 'Back Then' visuals capture the song's emotional essence

Stray Kids has released a new visual work that expands the musical spectrum of their latest album, 'THIS & THAT'. Through the 'SONG by' version of 'Back Then', the group has visually realized the unique emotions inherent in the track.

Visualizing the musical narrative of 'Back Then'

The recently released 'Back Then' video focuses on capturing the memories and emotions of the past implied by the song's title. Showcasing the musical color of Stray Kids, the video goes beyond a simple music video format, aiming to intuitively convey the song's atmosphere. It provides fans with a new sensory experience by translating the diverse textures of the tracks in the 'THIS & THAT' album into a visual language.

The video is structured to match the flow of the song over a duration of 232 seconds. Through this album, Stray Kids is presenting various musical variations, including remix versions, and the 'Back Then' video is a key part of this expanded musical universe. The melody and emotion of the song work in tandem with the video's mise-en-scène, enhancing the track's overall impact.

Musical expansion through 'THIS & THAT'

Through this promotion, Stray Kids is building a massive musical narrative centered around 'THIS & THAT'. The remix series, which includes 'This & That (This Remixes)' and 'This & That (That Remixes)', proves the musical flexibility of the group. The release of the 'Back Then' video is part of these continuous musical experiments, increasing the immersion of the entire album.

Stray Kids continues to solidify their position in the global music market with this new release. The remix versions released across various platforms and this 'SONG by' video demonstrate that the musical narrative built by Stray Kids is not merely for listening, but is experienced multidimensionally through visuals and diverse musical variations.