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ENHYPEN explores love in 2nd album 'Romance: Untold'

ENHYPEN explores love in 2nd album 'Romance: Untold'

Paul Xavier Jaehwa Bernardo,

ABS-CBN News

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Updated Jul 12, 2024 12:48 PM PHT

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K-pop boy group ENHYPEN pose for a photo during their media showcase for the album 'Romance: Untold,' held in Seoul on July 11, 2024. Photo courtesy of Belift LabK-pop boy group ENHYPEN kicked off a fresh chapter on Friday with the release of their sophomore studio album "Romance: Untold," which explores the theme of love.

The 10-track album marks the first part of the group's "Romance" series of musical releases, their label Belift Lab said in a press release.

"Romance: Untold" weaves a narrative where the seven members of ENHYPEN find themselves drawn to an enigmatic character simply called "you," unfolding a tale of love riddled with secrets and obstacles, Belift Lab said.



The album's lead single is "XO (Only If You Say Yes)," described as a "romantic fantasy" pop song about "boys who are willing to do anything for you, but only if you allow them to."

"Romance: Untold" also saw the members become more involved in crafting their songs. Heeseung, for instance, took part in producing "Highway 1009," with all seven members contributing lyrics to the fan-dedicated song.

Meanwhile, Jungwon penned the topline for the song "Hundred Broken Hearts."

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ENHYPEN performs during their 'Romance: Untold' media showcase. Photo courtesy of Belift Lab"Romance: Untold" comes nearly three years since the group's debut studio album "Dimension: Dilemma."

ENHYPEN — whose other members are Jay, Jake, Sunghoon, Sunoo and Ni-ki — last visited the Philippines in May for a brand-sponsored fan meeting.

Formed through the talent competition program "I-LAND," ENHYPEN debuted in the K-pop scene in November 2020 with the extended play "Border: Day One." Since then, they have achieved significant commercial success, with their more recent albums selling over a million copies.

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