VIXX had previously returned with a new single, Only You. This song was released a part of the same album but prior to the release of VooDoo Doll. This song is really amazing and I have to say that there are a lot of love for this song. I reviewed Voodoo Doll first, because it was the main song on the album. But I just had to sit down and review song. It is so amazing. But before I give anything away, I will just move along to the next part of the review.

Finally, another ballad like song from the band. Last time I reviewed such a song from VIXX was Don’t Want To Be An Idol Any Longer which was equally as amazing. The difference with these two songs is that this song showcases the vocals of all the members, whereas the first song only showcases the main vocals of the band. This song has this really classy feel to it. The song also sounds quite old, but really it was released a few weeks ago. I love chorus. It had a thump thump feel to it, which makes it so much stronger. I really like the start of the song, but it was literally throughout the whole song and it did become a little annoying. I also like Leo’s vocal rap thing which he had after the first chorus. Ravi’s rap also has this vintage feel to it, which fits the song really well. I was quite impressed with the song.

The music video was beautifully shot. Showing the lovely sights of Sweden, I think. I may need to check up on that. Hahahaha… No, but how freaking amazing is this video. It still has that mature and dark feel to it, but at the same time it is much lighter and basically more “prettier” than their current song, Voodoo Doll. I really like how one member would walk into another’s shot and then just carry on singing.  It is pretty cool. Not as cool as their reverse video, but it still looks amazing. It seems like in the future, I must travel to Sweden now. Hahahaha….

There is no dance. And I am thankful for that. The live performance are just them basically sitting around and singing.

10/10. Wow, this song and stuff is amazing. Like Voodoo as well, but I am a little more impressed with this song than their title track.