25 Hours make a comeback
25 Hours
“Su Ka Yu Hon Dai (Where Is Happiness)”
Genie Records
After being absent from the local music scene for more than a year, Thai band 25 Hours are now back with their new single, “Su Ka Yu Hon Dai (Where Is Happiness).” This song is also the band’s first release with their new record company, Genie Records.
Since 25 Hours have already developed their signature sound and top-quality songwriting skills, the band’s fans will be curious about what musical direction the guys are taking after their move to a bigger record label. “Where Is Happiness” shows that the band has held on to their signature style, so fans won’t be disappointed.
The song has interesting lyrics about life and happiness, without resorting to the usual love and broken-heart clichés that most local hits employ. The music has a bit of a retro ‘80s pop sound, with electronic sounds and synthesisers used in interesting ways. The lead singer’s unique voice is still instantly recognisable to fans of the band.
Overall, “Where Is Happiness” is a feel-good song that will surely please listeners who have enjoyed 25 Hours’ previous releases. — VH
Vocabulary
- curious (adj): having a strong desire to know about something
resort to something (phrasal v): to make use of something, especially something bad, as a means of achieving something
cliché (n): a phrase or an idea that has been used so often that it no longer has much meaning and is not interesting
employ (v): to use something for a particular purpose
feel-good (adj): making you feel happy and pleased about life
