SM Entertainment's Newest Seven-Member Act Gears Up for Release Amidst Privacy Controversy

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In a resounding display of anticipation, the upcoming debut single album from the promising K-pop group Riize has garnered an astounding 1.03 million pre-order units. SM Entertainment, the label behind Riize, made the exciting announcement on Monday, adding to the buzz surrounding the emerging act.

Riize's debut single album comprises two compelling tracks: the titular "Get A Guitar" and the soul-stirring "Memories." While the single album is set for release on Monday, "Memories" was thoughtfully shared in advance last month, giving fans a taste of what's to come.

Riize, a seven-member ensemble, has garnered attention not only for their talent but also for the inclusion of former NCT members Shotaro and Sungchan. Their addition to the new band has generated heightened interest in the group's trajectory. Additionally, the group boasts the youngest member, Anton, who happens to be the son of renowned singer and songwriter Yoon Sang.

Amidst the excitement surrounding Riize's debut, the label has taken legal action to protect one of its members, Seunghan, against an invasion of privacy. Recent online circulation of images depicting him kissing a woman prompted his public apology last week. The 19-year-old artist was notably absent from the band's group activities on the day preceding his apology, adding an element of intrigue to Riize's highly anticipated debut.

As Riize prepares to make their mark in the K-pop landscape with their debut single album and amidst the backdrop of a privacy controversy, fans and industry enthusiasts alike are eager to witness the group's journey to stardom.

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