Though this doesn’t explaing the overwhelming nature of his delivery. In his defense, the song matches the title, as Bedlam can be defined as a scene of uproar of confusion. It felt overwhelming and it felt too much, to the point where I fund it hard to register the instrumental.

For me personally, I felt Lee Jin Hyuk was shouting the entire time. The last thing I want to do is turn you away from a track that you would have enjoyed. You might want to give a song a listen first before seeing how I judged his delivery, in case this song might be your style. However, it is all masked with Lee Jin Hyuk’s vocals, which I did not think was fun or Summery. And from what I can hear, it had a decent level of brightness to make it well suited for the Summer season. From what I could get, Bedlam has a really nice fun-sounding instrumental, suitable for the upbeat hip-hop style that Lee Jin Hyuk’s solo release was aiming for. The word to use instead of ‘refined’ in that initial statement is ‘better’. In the meantime, here is Lee Jin Hyuk to hopefully appease those UP10TION cravings.Īs boring as I felt I Like Thatwas, I can’t help but think it is a lot more refined than what we have here. But we can only hope that a comeback will happen soon with all 10 members soon. It is a bit of a mystery to why this has yet to occur. Yet, we have not seen these two members return to their UP10TION lineup and capitalise on their newfound popularity. Fellow member Kim Woo Seok who participated in Produce X 101 alongside with Lee Jin Hyuk also made his solo debut in May. This is the UP10TION member’s first solo comeback after he made his solo debut earlier in the year with I Like That. The first is the major comeback that Lee Jin Hyuk made yesterday with Bedlam. I now take a bit of a breather from the Monday releases to review 2 more recent comebacks.

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