April is nearing its end, but the final week still brought a series of notable K-pop comebacks.
TWS recorded a new personal best with their latest release, while 82MAJOR presented a more mature concept. Former IZ*ONE member Lee Chae Yeon released her first album under a new agency, and Park Jihoon returned as a singer after three years. ILLIT also drew attention with a new genre approach.
◆ TWS reaches new milestone with ‘NO TRAGEDY’
Boy group TWS released their fifth mini album ‘NO TRAGEDY.’
According to Hanteo Chart on the 28th, the album sold 833,138 copies on its release day (the 27th), placing No. 1 on the daily album chart.
The title track ‘You, You’ has received attention for its music video and hook-driven composition, contributing to its early reception among listeners.
The group is scheduled to begin music show promotions starting with Mnet’s ‘M COUNTDOWN’ on the 30th. Additional appearances are also planned, including a variety show guesting on JTBC’s ‘Tokpawon 25si’ on May 4.
◆ 82MAJOR presents a more mature direction with ‘FEELM’
82MAJOR released their fifth mini album ‘FEELM’ on the 28th.
The album reflects a blend of emotional themes, with all members participating in its production process. The title track ‘Sign’ combines a restrained melody with lyrics centered on emotional connection.
At their showcase, the group performed in coordinated styling that emphasized a more refined image.
◆ Lee Chae Yeon returns with ‘Till I Die’
Lee Chae Yeon released her fourth mini album ‘Till I Die’ on the 28th, marking her first project since joining a new agency.
The album explores themes related to performance and personal expression. The title track ‘No Tears On The Dancefloor’ is a retro-inspired dance pop song, with Lee Chae Yeon participating in the lyrics.
The album contains five tracks in total.
◆ Park Jihoon releases ‘RE:FLECT’
Park Jihoon released his single album ‘RE:FLECT’ on the 29th at 6 p.m. KST.
The release marks his return to music after three years, featuring songs that reflect personal themes and emotions. The title track ‘Bodyelse’ is a mid-tempo pop track, accompanied by additional songs including ‘Watercolor’ and ‘I can’t hold your hand anymore.’
◆ ILLIT explores techno with new release
ILLIT is set to release their fourth mini album ‘MAMIHLAPINATAPAI’ on the 30th at 6 p.m. KST.
The title track ‘It’s Me’ introduces a techno-based sound, representing a shift in the group’s musical direction.
The group will also hold the ‘ILLIT Seoul Children’s Grand Park Festival’ on May 5, where they plan to perform the new track.