[Album Review] Borderline (1st Single Album) – YooA (OH MY GIRL)

Guess who forgot to schedule a post yesterday! Me! To make up for my forgetfulness (and tiredness) I will be posting two album reviews today. They are on the shorter side of the spectrum, given they are single albums. But I hope that would be sufficent to make up for not posting yesterday! First up is YooA’s solo comeback from earlier in the year with Borderline. It features 3 songs, including the title track Rooftop. Borderline is her first solo comeback since Selfish in November 2022.

Borderline Album Cover

1. Rooftop – Click here for the full review for Rooftop. (8/10)

2. Love Myself – Relistening to the single album for this review, I found myself getting lost in Love Myself. The groovy vibe and the chorus’s fast-paced nature are two reasons I got so into the song. YooA’s delivery throughout the song in both the vocals and rapping styles was very cool and chic. I particularly like the ‘Louder louder’ that launches us into the chorus. Talking about the chorus, it was catchy, and I loved the thrill it gives off. Love Myself is a solid side track from YooA! (10/10)

3. Shooting Star – Shooting Star is pleasantly fine. I don’t have much to say about the song besides noting that it is very consistent. Her vocals and instrumental were all similar throughout. I liked the cosmic effect the instrumental had, and YooA’s vocals were nice. But I would have liked something more to the Shooting Star to make it more engaging and appealing to the wider audience. (7/10)

Overall Album Rating – 8.3/10

Teaser Image for Borderline / Rooftop