Master Piece Concept Photos: CRAVITY Members Look Sharp in Pinstriped Suits and Monochrome Pictures

Korean Pop band CRAVITY has shared some new looks for their fifth mini-album’s. The Master Piece concept photos show members individually photographed wearing suits. They are shot completely in monochrome and are dressed incredibly sharply. The band has also shared some concept looks before donning colourful outfits. While the last set and designed clothes were filled with colour, random knick-knacks and a general sense of playfulness, it is clean and sharp lines this time. They are seen with their hair slicked back and minimal jewellery to accessorise their look.

The K-pop boy group debuted in the year 2020 under the record label Starship Entertainment, which also helped form the band. The band has nine members, featuring Serim, Allen, Jungmo, Woobin, Wonjin, Minhee, Hyeongjun, Taeyoung, and Seongmin. This project titled Master : Piece is their fifth mini-album following the release of the three seasons of Hideout and New Wave. They also have an album titled The Awakening: Written in the Stars and Liberty: In Our Cosmos.

One of the Master Piece Concept Photos
Still from the Master: Piece Concept Art Piece Version

There are multiple versions of this album’s concept photos, including the Ordinary version, the Piece version, and the one that was released today, the Mono version. They have all shown different aesthetics and aspects of the album in these concept arts. The first one showed a mixture of the dark academia and grunge-like aesthetic in a contrasting room. They have also worked on the colourful aesthetic mentioned above and finally the most recent one in the monochrome and sepia tones.

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Starship Entertainment also shares group looks for the band members a day later after the solo pictures are released. Perhaps, tomorrow, fans will get to see the whole look working cohesively with their outfits. The album’s tracklist was shared six days ago on their Instagram and contains six tracks, titled, Groovy, FLY, Get Lifted, Baddie, A to Z, and Light the Way.

Master Piece Concept Photos: Still 2
Still from the Master: Piece Concept Art Ordinary Version

The list shows that the band members have contributed thoroughly to creating the tracks and composing the melodies, which has wowed the fans and raised their expectations for the album. Their band name comes after shortening the words ‘Center of Gravity’, and also serves as the portmanteau of the words ‘Creativity’ and ‘Gravity.’ Fans of this band are called LUVITY, and they are actively sharing their excitement for this new album.

Previously, the group released their fourth mini-album titled New Wave, which came out in September 2022 and featured the tracks, Boogie Woogie, PARTY ROCK, New Addiction, AUTOMATIC, Colorful and Knock Knock.

Check out the Master Piece Concept Photos Mono Version

Stream the band’s last released album New Wave on Spotify. The upcoming mini album Master : Piece will be releasing on March 6, 2023, at 6:00 PM KST. Which song are you most looking forward to listening? Let us know in the comments below.

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Nupur Bosmiya
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Nupur Bosmiya is a voracious consumer of culture. If they are not raving about the social implications of a film or a TV show, they are probably reading something and has forgotten the concepts of time and space. Hoping to pursue Arts Journalism in the future, they hope to make art accessible for all.

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