Transition (Fly to the Sky album)

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Transition

Studio album by Fly to the Sky
Released	January 6, 2006
Recorded	June 2005
Genre	R&B, Pop
Label	PFull Entertainment
Producer(s)	Hwang Se Jun
Gravity (2004)	Transition (2006)

Transition is a 2006 studio album by Fly to the Sky. This is the first studio album under PFull Entertainment, Fly to the Sky's second record label. Songs "Like a Man" and "Blood" were heavily promoted by the duo. The songs received heavy airplay and became largely successful. "Like a Man" was selected as the "Mutizen Song" on music program "Ingi Gayo" for three consecuive weeks for the first time in their career. Both singles were very strongly promoted, and it allowed Fly To The Sky to stay in the spotlight for many months.

Other tracks that also received publicity were collaborations with female vocalists such as Gummy and Jessica H.o.. Unlike their previous works, the album did not feature any rap. When a question regarding this was directed at Brian, he had said he no longer thinks that there are any opportunities to include rap in the duo's works. He was also displeased with the fact that rap or hip-hop music is merely labeled as "dance music" in Korean music industry and that the genre gives them reputation as teen idols. ^[1]

1 Repackage
2 Track listing
3 Chart performance
4 External links

[edit] Repackage

To commemorate the commercial success of this album, Fly to the Sky re-released the album with three extra tracks, which are "Hwan Sang (Illusion)", "Hot and Cold" and "When I Say." The tracks are less melodramatic and much lighter than the original tracks of the album. In addition, the repackage came with a bonus DVD with music videos and short clips of both Hwanhee and Brian.