The band FT Island has unveiled the highlight of a song from its new album that stimulates deep emotion.

FT Island's management agency FNC Entertainment released the highlight medley of its seventh mini-album "ZAPPING" on FT Island's official YouTube and SNS channels on Saturday. The released video features the highlight medley of the new album with FT Island's warm visuals against the backdrop of a dark space that gives a glimpse of the album's mood.

The album's title track, "Quit," is a song by Rock No. 1, which shows a painful emotional line that stands before parting. Tim VIP, who recently produced hit songs such as Ben's "Thank You for Breaking Up" and "180 Degrees," participated as producers. In particular, "Quit" is a song that portrays a variety of charms, including vocal Lee Hong-ki's details and cool shouting. VIP is rumored to have lavished touching and praise on Lee's vocal ability while recording the song.

The album also attracts attention with a reinterpretation of FT Island's famous songs to fit the album's mood. He turned 30 years old and included the newly interpreted ballad "Hope Again," which was sung by 20-year-old Lee Hong-ki 10 years ago. In addition, "Love and Love," released in 2010, can be heard in the upcoming album with a song titled "Shin Ki-ru (Love and Love 2) (No Regret), which evokes the emotion of listeners. In addition, the new song "Day By Day" and "Don't Lose Yourself" with fans joining the chorus add meaning to FT Island's ongoing music world.

Meanwhile, the music video for FT Island's new album "Japping" and the title track "Quit" will be released on major music sites at 6 p.m. on Sept. 9.