RELEASES
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2016 — 2017
1 . TRESPASS
Type : Group Single
Release Date : 1st January 2016
Member(s) : All
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Trespass was the first song recorded and released with all seven members. Before they debuted as Revolt, the group released this track under the name “Banlan Boys”. At this point they began a YouTube channel with encouragement from their label Noir Ent. where they put out dance covers, vocal covers, and a few original songs to “test the waters” for the group’s potential. Although the song was not officially charted, the video reached 2 million views and the song over 700,000 plays on Soundcloud.
2 . BLING BLING
Type : Group Single
Release Date : 25th September 2016
Member(s) : All
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Bling Bling was the second pre-debut song released with all seven members. Just like Trespass, this track was released under the group's working name, “Banlan Boys”. The song helped further gain online attention from a slowly growing fanbase and is credited with being the catalyst for Noir Entertainment finally settling an exact date and plan for the group's official debut.
3 . YAMAZAKI
Type : Solo Single
Release Date : 10th June 2017
Member(s) : Loon
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Yamazaki was a solo single released by Revolt's main rapper Loon early in the year right before the group was to officially debut. Initially the label felt hesitant to put out any solo releases so soon before the group debut, but after all the boys made a literal PowerPoint presentation to persuade their CEOs, Yamazaki was allowed an official release and music video.
2017 — 2018
1 . ONE SHOT
Type : Group Single
Release Date : 17th October 2017
Member(s) : All
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One Shot was Revolt’s official debut single. Alongside the release of One Shot, the group rebranded themselves with a new identity; Revolt. The music video became a huge success as it was praised by fans and critics alike not only for the dynamic fast-paced choreography, but the dark and dramatic movie-esque concept.
Promotions for the single were notably unorthodox too. Aside from usual stage performances and variety show appearances, Revolt members would leave behind silver bullet casings at stages and events for their new fanbase to find. When fans discovered and analyzed the bullets, they found small engravings on them.
Each bullet had one word and when put together they created an entire message. Excited and curious fans gathered online at Revolt’s fancafé to solve the message from the bullets; The final message read... (The message is yet to be revealed!)
2 . BULLETPROOF
Type : Group EP (Extended Play)
Release Date : 5th February 2018
Member(s) : All
Track List (Click for songs)
1 . Sit Down!
2 . IGOHOLIC
3 . Tony Montana (Loon ft. Taejun)
4 . We Are Bulletproof
5 . Mad City (Loon, Taejun, & Yongrae Sub-Unit)
6 . Disaster
Bulletproof was the first EP (Extended Play), briefly titled after the main track We Are Bulletproof. The EP showed off the group’s overall cool, mature, and independent attitude in comparison to the many expectations of an idol’s “perfect” or “pure” image within the industry. This helped to further set the mood for the group's future sound.
As their fandom grew by the hundreds and they soon got a small taste of fame, what the boys never expected was for their main single off the EP, We Are Bulletproof, to drive them straight into an upward spiral of newfound success. The track was discovered by international fans, streamed across various platforms religiously, and skyrocketed to #19 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts within a matter of a few weeks.
In lieu of this, they began international promotions and went on a small showcase tour ranging from August 2018 – January 2019. The tour was titled Revolt: The Uprising and had one–night–only shows in Seoul, Tokyo, Hong Kong, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and Rio. Show dates were dispersed across the span of five months so that there would be time in between for more promotion schedules, breaks, and even a little more recording in the studio. During such times the boys wrote more of their own original raps and songs as they were desperate with the hunger for self expression.
3 . BULLETPROOF VOL.2
Type : Group EP Repackage
Release Date : 20th November 2018
Member(s) : All
Track List (Click for songs)
1 . Sit Down!
2 . IGOHOLIC
3 . Tony Montana (Loon ft. Taejun)
4 . We Are Bulletproof
5 . Zero For Conduct (품행제로) (Loon, Taejun, & Yongrae Sub-Unit)
6 . Get Down
7 . Mad City (Loon, Taejun, & Yongrae Sub-Unit)
8 . Disaster
Bulletproof Vol.2 was the repackaged EP of Bulletproof which featured two new singles from Revolt; Zero For Conduct (품행제로) and Get Down. The repackage was released later in the showcase tour schedule and first performed by the boys while on stage in their Paris show on the 1st of December 2018.
Their singles helped to ramp up excitement for both the long awaited showcase finale in Rio on the 6th of January 2019 as well as getting fans to anticipate what the future held for Revolt in the coming new year. During the finale show, Revolt teased fans with the promise of a full album to come soon.
4 . WANT
Type : Solo Single
Release Date : 12th December, 2018
Member(s) : Star
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Want was a surprise solo release by the group’s main dancer Star which quickly garnered attention for the slow, smooth, and enigmatic choreography created by the dancer himself as well as sensual vocality. The song received some backlash from fans and netizens for being “too suggestive”, but regardless of this it reached #23 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.
2019 — 2020
1 . THE REVOLUTION
Type : Group Album
Release Date : 20th May 2019
Member(s) : All
Track List (Click for songs)
1 . Boss
2 . Take Off
3 . Lotto
4 . GOD DAMN (Loon Solo)
5 . Ok Man (Taejun ft. Loon)
6 . Phobia
7. Work Hard
8 . Dream In A Dream (Star Solo)
9 . Tiger Inside
10 . Skr (Loon Solo)
11 . Ugh! (Loon, Taejun, & Yongrae Sub-Unit)
12 . Shoot Out
The Revolution was the first ever full album recorded and released by Revolt. The album proudly revealed more of the members’ individual talents in some solo self–written songs and fea
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