P1Harmony, the six-member K-pop boy group under FNC Entertainment, will release its seventh mini-album on September 20, marking a significant comeback for the group. This new release comes seven months after the launch of their first full-length album, Killin’ It, in February, which helped solidify the group’s unique identity in the music world.
The agency revealed a trailer video titled “OUT OF CONTEXT____” to tease the upcoming album. In the 90-second clip, members Keeho, Theo, Jiung, Intak, Soul, and Jongseob are seen casually strolling through a grocery store engulfed in flames, nonchalantly buying ice cream amid the chaos, a visual that hints at the group's continued experimentation with unconventional themes.
This latest mini-album builds upon P1Harmony’s exploration of harmony and disharmony, concepts that have been central to their music since debuting in 2020. According to FNC Entertainment, "P1Harmony has consistently pushed boundaries, seeking transformation and breaking away from traditional norms. Through the themes of ‘DISHARMONY’ and ‘HARMONY,’ the group has achieved a balance between its fictional metaverse '+WORLD' and reality."
The label further stated that with the release of their first full album, the group firmly established its place in the K-pop scene, and with this new mini-album, they will demonstrate their role as "chosen heroes" within their narrative.
Since their debut, P1Harmony has produced a series of hit songs, including Do It Like This (2022), Fall In Love Again (2023), and JUMP (2023), each showcasing their evolving sound and growing maturity as artists. In addition to their musical achievements, P1Harmony recently concluded their second world tour, "P1ustage H : UTOP1A," and dropped a Japanese album titled Love & P1ece : The Best of P1Harmony in August.
As anticipation builds for the release of their seventh mini-album, fans are eager to see what new musical directions the group will take and how they will further define their place within the broader K-pop landscape.
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P1Harmony, the six-member K-pop boy group under FNC Entertainment, will release its seventh mini-album on September 20, marking a significant comeback for the group. This new release comes seven months after the launch of their first full-length album, Killin’ It, in February, which helped solidify the group’s unique identity in the music world.
The agency revealed a trailer video titled “OUT OF CONTEXT____” to tease the upcoming album. In the 90-second clip, members Keeho, Theo, Jiung, Intak, Soul, and Jongseob are seen casually strolling through a grocery store engulfed in flames, nonchalantly buying ice cream amid the chaos, a visual that hints at the group's continued experimentation with unconventional themes.
This latest mini-album builds upon P1Harmony’s exploration of harmony and disharmony, concepts that have been central to their music since debuting in 2020. According to FNC Entertainment, "P1Harmony has consistently pushed boundaries, seeking transformation and breaking away from traditional norms. Through the themes of ‘DISHARMONY’ and ‘HARMONY,’ the group has achieved a balance between its fictional metaverse '+WORLD' and reality."
The label further stated that with the release of their first full album, the group firmly established its place in the K-pop scene, and with this new mini-album, they will demonstrate their role as "chosen heroes" within their narrative.
Since their debut, P1Harmony has produced a series of hit songs, including Do It Like This (2022), Fall In Love Again (2023), and JUMP (2023), each showcasing their evolving sound and growing maturity as artists. In addition to their musical achievements, P1Harmony recently concluded their second world tour, "P1ustage H : UTOP1A," and dropped a Japanese album titled Love & P1ece : The Best of P1Harmony in August.
As anticipation builds for the release of their seventh mini-album, fans are eager to see what new musical directions the group will take and how they will further define their place within the broader K-pop landscape.
