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The famous track “Magnetic” by the global sensation ILLIT has been reborn in three unique remix versions, each showcasing a different vibe.

ILLIT, composed of members Yunah, Minju, Moka, Wonhee, and Iroha, surprised fans worldwide by releasing the R&B, Starlight, and City Night versions of “Magnetic” on major music sites at 1 PM on the 19th.

The R&B version enhances the original song’s dreamy and sentimental atmosphere, giving listeners a warm and fuzzy feeling. Due to the genre’s nature, ILLIT’s vocals and lyrics are highlighted.

The Starlight remix version has a lo-fi feel with added sparkling emotions. The sound layered over the chorus bass rhythm is so refreshing it reminds one of an animation theme song.

The City Night version incorporates elements of city pop. It has a slightly slower beat than the original and a chill atmosphere that is quite appealing. In particular, the subtly underlying groovy bass adds merit to the existing melody, exuding a more profound sentiment.

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