Rookie K-pop boyband ALL(H)OURS have released their sophomore mini-album ‘Witness’, led by the single ‘Shock’.
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In the music video for ‘Shock’, ALL(H)OURS perform powerful choreography on a neon-lit set that resembles a traditional Korean place. Meanwhile, the mini-album ‘Witness’ also features the song ‘Blah Blah’, which was written by the group.
In a press statement, ALL(H)OURS member Kunho described their new single ‘Shock’ as “a unique combination of Drift Phonk and K-pop, which definitely projects the colour of [the group]”.
He added that the “main difference” of their new mini-album ‘Witness’ is that the boyband are “expressing our ambition in a rough way, with the strong ambition of a rookie group”.
ALL(H)OURS made their debut in January 2024 with the mini-album ‘All Ours’ under the K-pop agency Eden Entertainment. The project was led by the single ‘Gotcha’.
In other K-pop news, Disney+ has announced a brand-new travel show titled Are You Sure?!, starring BTS singers Jungkook and Jimin. The show will reportedly follow the duo around in the US, South Korea’s Jeju Island and the Japanese city of Sapporo.
Meanwhile, Red Velvet singer Joy recently opened up about her months-long hiatus from the group in 2023 and why she needed to do it. “During that time, I thought, ‘I don’t even know who I am anymore’,” she said.
Elsewhere, EXO singer Baekhyun has given an update on his much-anticipated new solo music, over three years after his last release, 2021’s ‘Bambi’.
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