BTOB Albums

BTOB, short for 'Born to Beat,' is a South Korean boy group formed by Cube Entertainment in 2012. The group originally debuted with seven members: Eunkwang, Minhyuk, Changsub, Hyunsik, Peniel, Ilhoon, and Sungjae. They are renowned for their vocal harmonies and versatility, spanning genres from ballads to pop to R&B. BTOB made their debut with the single 'Insane' and the debut album 'Born to Beat,' released on March 21, 2012. Although the album initially had moderate success, it laid the foundation for the group's signature style—a blend of heartfelt ballads and dynamic dance tracks.

Over the years, BTOB has released several albums and mini-albums, garnering increasing attention and acclaim. Their second mini-album, 'Press Play,' released in September 2012, featured the hit single 'WOW,' which highlighted their strong vocal and rap prowess. The group saw a significant rise in popularity with their fourth mini-album 'Beep Beep' in 2014, which topped various music charts. In 2015, they released their first full album, 'Complete,' featuring the lead single 'It's Okay,' which showcased their matured musical style and earned them their first music show win. Their subsequent releases like 'Remember That' in 2016 and 'New Men' in the same year solidified their position as artists capable of delivering emotionally resonant music.

BTOB's impact on the Kpop scene is marked by their strong emphasis on vocal talent and emotive performances, differentiating them from many other idol groups. They have been praised for their ability to connect with fans through relatable lyrics and impressive live performances. The group has also been recognized for their contributions to the popularization of Kpop ballads, often being referred to as 'ballad idols.' Despite lineup changes, such as Ilhoon's departure in 2020, BTOB continues to influence the music scene with their distinct sound and heartfelt music, maintaining a dedicated fanbase known as Melody. Their influence extends beyond music, with members actively participating in various entertainment fields, further cementing their status as versatile and enduring artists in the Kpop industry.