After a long break, the former members of the disbanded group B.A.P have reunited and returned to the stage under a new name. Debuting in 2012, the iconic boy band gained fame with their versatile sound, featuring powerful hip-hop anthems and lighter, playful tracks. The band disbanded in 2019 due to contract expiration with TS Entertainment. They have now released an EP titled "Curtain Call" under the name "Bang & Jung & Yoo & Moon," which are the surnames of the members, instead of using their original group name. The decision behind the new name was emotionally explained by the members, who expressed their desire to meet their fans with their names rather than choosing an entirely different name. The new album "Curtain Call" includes five tracks showcasing B.A.P's unique style, with leader Yong-guk participating in composing all the songs and serving as the album's executive producer. The title track "Gone" highlights their vocal abilities and expresses their longing for fans during their hiatus. The music video for the song emphasizes the strong bond between the members and symbolizes their comeback after the hiatus. The idea to reunite was initiated by member Jong-up, and the group plans to hold a fan concert, marking their first concert since 2018. Despite the absence of member Zelo, who is serving military duties, the group hopes to reunite as five members again someday.