LE SSERAFIM

Instrumental: electronic mix and funky bass, with sophisticated and addictive beat, Vocal: female voices of the group Tempo / BPM: ~111 BPM according to SongData, The original version in SongBPM marks 112 BPM, Tonality / key: in B major, Duration: approximately 2:51, Versions: * Creamy Cheese ver, : 156 BPM, key F♯ major, * Sped Up ver, : 120 BPM, key F♯ minor * Instrumental: 111, 5 BPM, clef B, Mode / atmosphere: high energy, very danceable, cheerful and playful tone, Lyrical concept: they use the spaghetti metaphor to express how their music stays in the other person's head ("Sserafim stuck in your head")

K-pop, pop, disco, rock, dance-pop, Contemporary R&B, girl group, Girl crush, female rapper, female vocals, nu disco, perfect style, heavy afro beats, heavy trap

K-pop, atmospheric pop, melancholic pop, Contemporary R&B, Alternative Pop, Angel vocals, Heaven, female group, Drama

🎵 Genres/Styles: The original version of Come Over is a mix of nu jazz and bossa nova, with a retro, warm and dreamy sound, influenced by the style of the British group Jungle, which collaborated in the production, 🎤 Voice type: Female vocal (group of girls), The vocal style is light, sensual, fluid and melodic/pop, with soft and expressive harmonies, There are no male voices, ⏱️ Tempo/BPM: • Original version: fast tempo/dance (~140–156 BPM, 4/4 compass), Variations are usually handled, but around 140 BPM is the most common, 🎹 Instrumental and production: • Typical instrumentation: keyboards, guitars, bass, light percussion, arrangements with jazz/bossa nova influence and soft electronic elements, • There are instrumental versions and several remixes officially included, 💿 Remixes and extra styles: • Bossa Nova Remix: more bossa flavor, • Hyperpop Remix: BPM ~140; accelerated pop electronic style, • Funk Remix: BPM ~140; rhythm plus funk/dance, • Slowed + Reverb: slowe