WHIB releases new song “Cherry Pie” after 7 months of silence, aiming for No. 1 on music shows

Mini album 2 “Cherry Pie” drops in a surprise release on the 5th, featuring a total of five songs including unreleased tracks

The boy group “WHIB” has broken its long silence of 7 months and declared its bid to reclaim the top spot in the music industry. Its agency, “CJeS Studios,” said that at 6 p.m. on the 5th, it would promptly release the group’s second mini album, “Cherry Pie” (CHERRY PIE), and begin full-scale activities.

The new release is a bold project unveiled about 7 months after the mini album “ROCK THE NATION” released in January. The title track of the same name, “Cherry Pie,” blends a highly addictive melody that lingers in the mind with stylish beats in perfect harmony, packing in a dense dose of the group’s differentiated charm—something not seen before.

The album lineup is also noteworthy. Led by the title track, it includes a total of five tracks, such as the previously unreleased song “Make It” (Make It), which was released in advance during the debut showcase and drew explosive fan response. This points to an expanded musical spectrum and improved producing capabilities.

The members’ resolve for the comeback is just as distinctive. Member “UGeon” said, “During the long hiatus, we put in efforts that were as intense as having our bones chiseled to maximize each person’s musical abilities,” adding, “Through in-depth communication between members during the album-making process, our ‘teamwork’ has become even more solid.”

Next, “HaSeung” said, “Starting with this activity, I will seize the title of ‘Jack of all trades’, which can perfectly pull off any concept,” and also said he would “certainly achieve meaningful growth on music charts, not only by taking No. 1 on music broadcasts,” expressing confidence.