The group PLAVE has released a highlight medley for their new album, maximizing global fans' expectations for their upcoming comeback.

On the 7th, the highlight medley video for their 4th mini-album 'Caligo Pt.2' was unexpectedly posted on PLAVE's official YouTube channel.

The released video immediately catches the eye, starting with a cybernetic production where the phrase 'ASTERUM' loads against a blue ocean background reminiscent of a mysterious universe. Following this, the highlight audios of the total 5 tracks included in the album are cross-edited with the diverse appearances of the members (Yejun, Noah, Bamby, Eunho, Hamin) and sensuous graphics, mesmerizing both the eyes and ears at the same time.

In this video, parts of various genres of songs were revealed, starting with the 1st track 'Parade of Blossoms,' which stands out with its refreshing and lovely charm; the 2nd track, characterized by the lyrical lyrics, "I think we need to talk, but it's only quiet"; the 3rd track, highlighting an intense and powerful mood; the 4th track, with a sorrowful, fairy-tale-like emotion singing, "I watched you from afar, dedicating my heart for you"; and the 5th track 'I Think So,' containing a sweet confession, "Hold my hand like now. The night staying up with songs flowing only looks romantic."

Despite being a short preview, all tracks boast a high level of perfection reminiscent of title tracks, allowing listeners to get a glimpse of PLAVE's even deeper musical spectrum and unrivaled worldview.

Fans who watched the highlight medley video poured out explosive responses, saying things like, "All the songs are so good I can't pick a title track," "It's a perfect narrative from visuals to music," and "I want the 13th to come quickly so I can hear the full songs," passionately welcoming the upcoming comeback.

Meanwhile, the digital audio for PLAVE's 4th mini-album 'Caligo Pt.2,' tightly packed with diverse genres, will be officially released at 6 PM on the 13th, and the physical album will be available the next day on the 14th.