Mobile Navigation Lee Byungchoo was a prodigy child, winning countless contests with his piano skills worldwide. It wasn't a surprise when he decided to study at Berklee College of Music in Boston when he was only 17, to learn more and improve his producing skills. His twin sister, Lee Wook Gi , wasn't far behind, as when she was 15 she was studying abroad in the UK because of her role in The Royal Ballet Academy. Her journey only continued when she left to travel around the globe when she was 18 to pursuit other and new styles of dancing. They were the ‘precious gems’ of Octopus, turning choreographies viral and producing quality music. After a fight with Octopus CEO, both the twins broke off with the company to start their very own, where they didn't had to deal with people trying to limit their creativity. It wasn't like the twins were hurting for money. They were easily sponsored by their wealthy parents and the company has been going strong since. Wook Gi is that older sister who buys you that video game console your parents never let you have. If you got caught in a sex scandal, she would first scold you for being careless and later ask how the sex was. Byunchoo is the older brother who's never around but only because he is working hard to provide everything you need. The twins are very close to each other, but Byungchoo is still a bit of a urban legend to the majority of the trainees - he is someone who rather works on the backstages while Wook Gi prefers the spotlight and the trainees attention.
Once more, B&W do not disappoint with their music videos, direction and music production. The critics are very impressed with Byungchoo, as they normally are, but some are starting to feel that he hasn’t changed his style in so long that each of his songs feel the same. There is little variety between tracks and sometimes people forget which song is which because of this. None the less, people are impressed with the consistent high quality from not jsut the production team, but the girls from Ivory as well. Many remark that it’s a shame that they may only promote once or twice a year despite their large amounts of talent.
As always with B&W, this is a digital only track. There is no album accompanying it.
Their first comeback in over a year and a half, DIAMOND is showing the world a different side of their discography. Not only with a sound different than their normal one, but one that wasn’t produced by Lee Byungchoo, but his sister Wookgi. While she tends to lend herself to choreography more so than music production, she has shown herself to be multitalented. Whether or not the fans like this new sound is hard to tell at the moment. They are mainly excited to see a comeback from their favorite group and are less worried about how made the song.
There will only be one version: White. A simplistic black and white box with the words ‘Tell Me’ engraved in fanciful writing on the side. The photobook is rather small, but it does contain a free poster of one of the members for fans. There will be only one photocard of each member inside.
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