CRAVITY Returns with a Youthful Noir Concept in 'FIND THE ORBIT'

K-pop group CRAVITY (크래비티) has beautifully captured the essence of wandering youth in their latest comeback. On November 20, their agency, Starship Entertainment, unveiled the second individual PATHFINDER version titled 'WHO' from their upcoming single album 'FIND THE ORBIT' (파인드 디 오르빗).

Following the first PATHFINDER version that showcased each member's unique charm, this 'WHO' version delves into the theme of self-discovery amidst the struggles of youth.

In the newly released PATHFINDER visuals, CRAVITY members exude a cinematic allure, appearing as if they have stepped out of a film. Dressed in black leather jackets, they gaze intensely into the camera, while other shots feature them looking up at the night sky against a backdrop of vibrant neon lights, expressing a mix of raw and empty emotions.

The members also portray various facets of their wandering journey, sitting on guardrails in the exotic streets of Hong Kong or lost in thought with headsets on. The contrast of the dark yet dazzling cityscape, combined with the members' diverse expressions and striking visuals, creates an impression reminiscent of a youthful noir film.

Notably, this PATHFINDER version connects with the concept film released on CRAVITY's official YouTube channel on November 8, which featured the members searching for the missing 'I' piece from the word 'ORBIT' as they dashed through alleyways. This continuity has garnered positive feedback from fans.

CRAVITY's single album 'FIND THE ORBIT' is set to be released on December 5 at 6 PM KST across various music platforms.