WM Entertainment
In a highly anticipated return to the music scene, ONF, the pioneering K-pop boy group, emerged after a 1 1/2-year hiatus due to their simultaneous military service. E-Tion of ONF, during a press conference held in Seoul, expressed their yearning for the stage and their dedicated fanbase while serving in the Army. Their new album, titled "Love Effect," centers around the theme of love, encapsulating the emotions they experienced during their time away.
The seventh mini album, "Love Effect," features five tracks, including the title track "Love Effect" and four accompanying sidetracks: "Be Here Now," "Dam Dam Di Ram," "Arrival," and "Wind Effect." Wyatt, a member of ONF, shared his enthusiasm for returning to their musical roots while showcasing a more mature sound, further enriching their artistic journey.
During the press conference, the group also shed light on the challenges faced while filming the music video in Sapporo, Japan, enduring sweltering heat. Despite the difficulties, their joy emanated from the breathtaking scenery, reminiscent of an anime. Their dedication and resilience were evident as they performed the title track on stage, showcasing their growth and evolution.
Reflecting on their sixth anniversary, the members conveyed their gratitude for their unwavering fan support during their military service, ensuring they remain a prominent force in the K-pop industry. Their brief reunion during their military duty at the Gyeryong World Military Culture Expo last year provided fans a glimpse of their dedication and commitment to their craft.
Looking ahead, ONF aims to continue captivating audiences with their music and expressed their desire to perform in front of a diverse, global fanbase. Hyojin, the group's leader, expressed hope that their new album would resonate with a broader audience, marking the start of a promising new chapter for ONF.
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