Let There Be Light (feat. BOL4)

An album closer that chooses hope

As the final track on WOOSUNG’s 2024 album *4444*, “Let There Be Light” is positioned as a closing gesture rather than an isolated single. The collaboration features BOL4, whose credit is present in the song title on streaming services even though the lyrics catalog lists WOOSUNG alone. Released October 4, 2024, the eight-track album marked a new chapter in the singer’s solo work, exploring a broader palette than a straightforward rock-band setting.

The song’s hopeful refrain gives the record a deliberately open-ended finish. Instead of ending on the heavier, inward-looking mood that runs through parts of *4444*, it turns toward renewal and connection. WOOSUNG’s characteristic husky vocal tone is set against BOL4’s lighter, more delicate delivery, creating contrast that suits the song’s movement from uncertainty toward optimism. Reviews of the album singled out the closer as a fitting resolution to its sequence, and noted how the collaboration lets the two vocal colors complement one another.

That album-level response is the most useful reception context available; there is little evidence of a separate chart campaign for this particular track. Its impact is therefore best understood through its role in the full record: a final release of tension that reframes the preceding songs rather than competing with them. The title’s image of light is familiar, but its placement gives it extra force. Heard after the album’s darker turns, the song sounds less like a generic inspirational slogan and more like a conscious choice to end in possibility. The closer's function becomes clearer in sequence, where its outward-looking tone offers a counterweight to the album's more unsettled moments.