가끔 (Rarely)

This is the quieter, more introspective side of the group, a song that lives in the emotional registers most idol acts avoid entirely. The production is restrained and almost melancholic — piano-forward, with soft percussion and an arrangement that leaves room for breath, for silence, for feeling. The tempo is slow enough to feel like memory itself, the way the mind lingers on moments that hurt. The vocal approach here is delicate, more conversational than performative, as if the singer is working through something in real time rather than presenting a finished emotion. There's a longing at the core of it — not aggressive longing, but the quiet, recurring kind that shows up unexpectedly on ordinary days. Lyrically it captures the strange rhythm of revisiting someone after they're gone from your life: not constantly, but rarely, in flashes. It belongs to the tradition of Korean ballad-adjacent introspection but sits closer to indie emotional honesty than the polished drama of mainstream ballads. Reach for this on grey mornings, on commutes that give you too much time to think.