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It was released on October 21, 2019 by Big Hit Entertainment and Republic Records.[1] It serves as a follow-up to the band’s debut extended play The Dream Chapter: Star (2019). The album contains eight songs, including the lead single, “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)”. Musically, the album incorporates different genres including R&B, tropical house, acoustic pop and hip hop.Commercially, the album debuted atop South Korea’s Gaon Album Chart, becoming TXT’s second chart-topping release of the year. It also charted on the US Billboard World Albums chart at number three. To promote the album, TXT appeared on several South Korean music programs.Table of ContentsBackground and release[edit]Composition[edit]Music videos[edit]Promotion[edit]Pre-release[edit]Live performances[edit]Critical reception[edit]Commercial performance[edit]Track listing[edit]Personnel[edit]Weekly charts[edit]Year-end charts[edit]Accolades[edit]Certifications and sales[edit]Release history[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]Background and release[edit]  The band’s modified logo used for promotional activitiesThe Dream Chapter: Magic is the band’s first studio album. It follows their debut EP The Dream Chapter: Star released in March, 2019. On October 1, a teaser video was dropped on YouTube, announcing that the band will release their first full-length album on October 21.[2] The first official concept trailer for the album was released on October 3.[3] The trailer combines two-dimensional graphics using the group’s dynamic performance and projection mapping to stir a mysterious atmosphere.[4] Following the release of the concept trailer, two sets of concept photos-“Sanctuary” and “Arcadia” versions were released.[5] The Sanctuary version of the concept photos was released on October 7, alongside a mood board showing the boys in school.[6] The Arcadia version, released a day later portrayed a darker theme.[7] Both the concept photo versions express the boys’ dream of deviance.[8] On October 11, the tracklist of the full album was released, along-with the album cover.[9] On October 17, a second teaser video for the album was released on the group’s official website revealing the lead single “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” and demonstrating some of the energetic performances of the members.[10] On October 18, the band released a preview video of the album on their official website.[11] On October 21, The Dream Chapter: Magic was released physically and digitally alongside a music video for the album’s lead single “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)”.[12][13]Individual teasers for the members (Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun, Huening Kai) were released for the music video of the acoustic pop track “Magic Island” from November 13 to November 16.[14][15][16] The official music video for “Magic Island” was released on November 17.[17] Individual teasers for each of the members were released for the music video of the track “Angel or Devil”.[18] The official music video was released on November 28.[19]Composition[edit]Musically, the album spans a variety of different music genres, including R&B, tropical house, acoustic pop and hip hop.[20] The album opens with “a breathy, groovy jam” of “New Rules” that shifts “into its shout-along, anthemic chorus and turning into the trap-inflected hook”. The album’s lead single, “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” is a synth-pop track with new wave vibes, featuring a satisfying rock-pop chorus. The song is about finding strength in sacred moments shared among friends, alluding to Platform 9\u00be.[21] “Can’t We Just Leave the Monster Alive?” and “Magic Island” are electropop songs while “Roller Coaster” is a house-pop. “Popping Star” is a bubblegum pop.[22] “Angel or Devil” is an exuberant bouncy hip hop track while “20cm” is an “R&B ballad”.[23][24]Music videos[edit]A music video for the electro-rock single “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” was released on October 21.[1] The video portrays them as high schoolers who are transported to a new world where they are allowed to embrace their magic and be themselves.[25] The music video was directed and produced by OUI.[26]A music video for “Magic Island” was released on November 17. The video features references to the past videos of “Nap of a Star” and “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)”. The 14-minute long video is more along the lines of a short mini film where the five members of the group are seen as students having adventures together and getting mysteriously transported to a fantasy land.[17] The music video was directed and produced by Digipedi.[27]A subsequent music video for “Angel or Devil” was released on November 28. The video explores the dichotomy of the song\u2019s lyrics and title and emphasizes the high-energy choreography of the members while debating being “Angel or Devil.\u201d[28]Promotion[edit]According to a press release, The Dream Chapter: Magic will showcase \u201cthe second story of the boys chasing their dreams.\u201d[29]Pre-release[edit]On October 3, the group dropped a concept trailer video. Featuring the group’s colorful aesthetics, the members were seen to perform “gravity-defying” choreography. The members were seen playing shapes and perspectives, projections, and 3D graphics against the backdrop of a blank canvas.[29] On October 17, the official teaser of the album’s lead single “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” was released. The video begins with Taehyun standing in the middle of the hallway where many students come and go. Close-ups of the members staring at the camera with deep eyes appear in the middle of the video, creating a mysterious atmosphere. The members are also seen to perform dynamic choreography.[30]Live performances[edit]On October 21, TXT began promoting lead single “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)”, “New Rules” and “Angel or Devil” on South Korean music shows. On the same day, they held a live showcase at the concert hall of Yonsei University in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul.[31] On October 29, “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” won first place at SBS MTV’s The Show.[32]Critical reception[edit]“Inspired by the starting point of Harry Potter\u2019s adventures, \u201c9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)\u201d begins with dulcet twinkling and then rapidly takes a dive into pop-rock territory, bolstering the members\u2019 fantastically distorted vocals as punkish instrumentals duke it out with quirky electronic elements and sweet harmonies. Everything about \u201cRun Away\u201d is exciting and pristinely melded together, creating a soundscape is truly magical and casts a spell on those who hear it, making it so that we never want to stop listening to it.”\u00a0\u2014  T.H. from Billboard[33]Billboard described the album as a “complex, varied soundscape inspired by the titular theme, with elements of groove, punk-pop, R&B, house, and a whole wide range of other genres littered throughout as the five — Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and Huening Kai — share more sides to themselves as one of this year’s most sonically exciting rookie acts.”[1] Writing for MTV, Crystal Bell commended the “eclectic mix of genres” of the album, that “diversifies the group’s sound without completely losing their signature energy and stylistic flourishes”.[21] The lead single “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” was ranked No. 2 on Dazed‘s list of the 20 best K-pop songs of 2019, with the magazine describing the song as “seamlessly woven and infused with a magnetic urgency” that has “the undercurrents \u2013 chunky, compressed drums and tight guitar riffs” which “are amplified to stadium rock levels, chasing the melody into a gloriously hooky, firework of a chorus where TXT\u2019s vocals burst forth with a luminous mix of desperation and rebellion”.[34]Billboard included the song in its list of “The 25 Best K-pop Songs of 2019: Critics’ Picks”.[33] “Magic Island” was included in MTV’s list of “The Best K-pop B-sides of 2019”.[35]Commercial performance[edit]The Dream Chapter: Magic debuted at No. 1 on Gaon Album Chart, surpassing 124,000 sales in its first week.[36] This marked the group’s second chart-topping album following The Dream Chapter: Star. The album debuted at No. 3 on Billboard‘s World Albums Chart. The album also opened at No. 6 on the Heatseeker’s Album Chart. A total of four tracks from the album entered the Billboard World Digital Songs chart with the lead single “9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” debuting at No. 2. Additionally, “New Rules” opened at No. 16, “20cm” at No. 18 and “Angel or Devil” at No. 21.[37]Track listing[edit]The credits are adapted from the official album profile on Naver.[24]TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)1.“New Rules”Supreme BoiEL CAPITXNDaniel CaesarLudwig LindellJordan \u201cDJ Swivel\u201d YoungCandace Nicole SosaMax Lynedoch GrahamMatt ThomsonWilhelm B\u00f6rjessondankeSupreme Boi2:542.“9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)” (9\uc640 4\ubd84\uc758 3 \uc2b9\uac15\uc7a5\uc5d0\uc11c \ub108\ub97c \uae30\ub2e4\ub824[a])“hitman” bangSupreme BoiSlow RabbitMelanie Joy FontanaMichel ‘Lindgren’ SchulzAndreas CarlssonPauline Sk\u00f6ttPeter St. JamesSlow Rabbit3:313.“Roller Coaster” (\uac04\uc9c0\ub7ec\uc6cc[b])“hitman” bangSupreme BoiSam KlempnerJacob AttwoollSlow RabbitAdoraHuening KaiEL CAPITXNBobby ChungSam Klempner3:344.“Poppin’ Star”“hitman” bangShae JacobsLauren Amber AquilinaAdoraJung Su-kyungSong Jae-kyungShae Jacobs3:135.“Can’t We Just Leave the Monster Alive?” (\uadf8\ub0e5 \uad34\ubb3c\uc744 \uc0b4\ub824\ub450\uba74 \uc548 \ub418\ub294 \uac78\uae4c[c])“hitman” bangWonderkidShinkungMelanie Joy FontanaMichel ‘Lindgren’ SchulzAdoraJoniJung Su-kyung3:506.“Magic Island”“hitman” bangSupreme BoiSlow RabbitPeter ThomasJake TorreySong Jae-kyungJoniGHSTLOOPPeter Thomas3:127.“20cm”3:378.“Angel or Devil”“hitman” bangSupreme BoiPdoggSlow RabbitMelanie Joy FontanaMichel ‘Lindgren’ SchulzPeter IbsenNaitumela Masuku3:52Total length:27:43Notes^[a]  Gu-wa sa-bun-ui sam seunggangjang-eseo neoreul gidaryeo lit. “Waiting for you at Platform 9 3\/4”^[b]  Ganjireowo lit. “Itchy”^[c]  Geunyang goemur-eul sallyeodumyeon an doeneun geolkka?Personnel[edit]Credits adapted from AllMusic and Tidal.[38][39]Adora \u2013 digital editing, recording engineer, vocal arrangement, background vocalsLauren Aquilina \u2013 background vocalsJacob Attwooll- recording  engineer, background vocals“Hitman” Bang \u2013 productionTXT \u2013 primary vocalsCaesar & Loui \u2013 recording engineer, background vocalsEl Capitxn \u2013 production, digital editing, recording engineer, keyboard, synthesizer, vocal arrangementJon Castelli – mix engineerHector Castillo – mix engineer, studio personnelMelanie Joy Fontana \u2013 background vocalsIngmar Carlsen \u2013 mixing assistance, studio personnelDJ Riggins \u2013 recording assistance, studio personnelYang Ga – mix engineer, studio personnelGhstloop \u2013 digital editingJayrah Gibson \u2013 background vocalsJohn Haynes – mix engineer, studio personnelHi-Bye \u2013 background vocalsHiss Noise \u2013 digital editing, synthesizer, vocal arrangementShae Jacobs \u2013 production, recording engineer, programming, background vocals, instrumentsJaycen Joshua \u2013 mix engineer, studio personnelNicole Kim \u2013 A&RSam Klempner \u2013 production, bass, drums, recording engineer, keyboard, mix engineer, programming, synthesizer, background vocals, studio personnelJordan Kyle \u2013 production, drums, recording engineer, guitar, keyboard, synthesizerGia Lim \u2013 A&RRandy Merill \u2013 mastering engineer, studio personnelPdogg \u2013 production, keyboard, synthesizerRevine – digital editingJacob Richards – recording assistance, studio personnelMike Seaberg – recording assistance, studio personnelMichel Lindgren Schulz \u2013 recording engineerSlow Rabbit \u2013 production, digital editing, recording engineer, keyboard, programming, synthesizer, vocal arrangementSoulman \u2013 background vocalsSupreme Boi \u2013 production, digital editing, keyboard, synthesizer,  vocal arrangementPeter Thomas \u2013 production, drums programming, recording engineer, guitar, piano, background vocals, whistleJake Torrey \u2013 engineering, background vocalsWonderkid- production, digital editing, keyboard, synthesizer, vocal arrangementShinkung- productionX-Limit \u2013 background vocalsHiju Yang \u2013 A&RJordan \u201cDJ Swivel\u201d Young \u2013 recording engineer, background vocalsTiffany Young \u2013 guitarWeekly charts[edit]Year-end charts[edit]Accolades[edit]Year-end listsCritic\/PublicationListSongRankRef.BillboardThe 25 Best K-pop Songs of 2019“9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)”4[49]BuzzFeedBest K-pop Music Videos of 20196[50]30 Songs That Helped Define K-Pop in 20196[51]DazedThe 20 best K-pop songs of 20192[52]South China Morning PostThe 10 best K-pop songs of 20199[53]MTVThe Best K-pop B-sides of 2019“Magic Island”9[54]Music program awardsSongProgramDateRef.“9 and Three Quarters (Run Away)”The Show (SBS MTV)October 29, 2019[55]Certifications and sales[edit]Release history[edit]See also[edit]^ Sanctuary version (green box)^ Arcadia version (black box)References[edit]^ a b c Herman, Tamar (October 21, 2019). “TXT Release First LP ‘Dream Chapter: Magic’ Album: Watch the Magical Music Video for Single ‘Run Away’“. 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