RESCENE returns with 'PULSE' after breakout year of K-pop underdog success
K-pop girl group RESCENE returned Tuesday with its fourth mini album, “PULSE,” hoping to build on a breakout year that saw its songs climb back up the charts and earn six music show wins. The five-member group — Woni, Liv, Minami, May and Zena — introduced the five-track release during a showcase at Blue Square in Seoul, ahead of its scheduled release at 6 p.m. The album arrives nearly a year…
K-pop girl group RESCENE released its fourth mini album, “PULSE,” on Tuesday, aiming to capitalize on a breakout year that saw their songs climb back up the charts and win six music show awards. Comprised of Woni, Liv, Minami, May, and Zena, the five-member group debuted the five-track release at a showcase in Seoul ahead of its official release at 6 p.m. The album comes nearly a year after their third EP, “Lip Bomb,” which dropped on November 25 last year, and four months after their remake single, “Pretty Girl.”
Liv revealed that the past months had flown by, with the members motivated by listeners' support. "We worked hard together to repay everyone who waited for us," she stated. "We'll show you RESCENE that has grown stronger and more mature." Woni explained, "‘PULSE’ signals that our hearts have begun beating strongly again and captures the pounding heartbeat of seeing a scene we've long imagined unfold before our eyes," describing the album's essence.
The lead single, “With,” follows a person chasing after someone they've always dreamed of meeting, with its lyrics moving from a lyrical open.
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