K-pop girl group Nmixx aims to break societal prejudices with their new album, blending unique style and a powerful message

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In a press conference held on Monday, K-pop girl group Nmixx unveiled their latest EP, "Fe304: BREAK," marking their return after a six-month hiatus. The group, adorned in distinctive red and black attire, aimed to symbolize individuals breaking free from societal challenges, donning peculiar hats to emphasize the importance of embracing diversity. 

▲ Courtesy of JYP EntertainmentLed by the title track "Dash," the EP comprises seven tracks, showcasing a shift in Nmixx's image from cute to powerful. The members expressed their immediate affinity for the title track, praising its varied melody lines and the R&B vibes reminiscent of the 2000s.

Nmixx, celebrating its second debut anniversary in February, shared aspirations of continuous growth and talent enhancement. Lily expressed her desire to challenge herself by expanding her vocal range and exploring diverse musical genres. Jiwoo revealed personal dance lessons, underscoring the group's commitment to delivering captivating performances to their fans.

Producer Park Jin-young commended the group's choreography for "Dash," praising its excellence from start to finish. Nmixx emphasized its commitment to mix pop as its primary genre, solidifying its unique musical identity over the years.

As the group looks ahead to the future, they remain dedicated to breaking societal prejudices through their music while evolving their style and contributing fresh content to the K-pop scene.

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