WHIB sets August 5 release for CHERRY PIE
WHIB released the scheduler for its second mini album, with track list, concept photo and teaser dates running from the 23rd to August 3.
WHIB has confirmed the August 5 release of its second mini album, CHERRY PIE, and has begun comeback promotions.
The group released a scheduler image for CHERRY PIE through its official social media channels at midnight on the 22nd. The image used a blue sky and meadow background with a summer tone.
The new album follows WHIB's first mini album, ROCK THE NATION, which was released in January. The scheduler says WHIB will first release the track list on the 23rd, then DAYLIGHT version concept photos on the 24th and MIDNIGHT version concept photos on the 28th.
The schedule also lists album details for the 30th, a highlight medley for the 31st and a music video teaser for August 3. CHERRY PIE is described as an album about the group's journey to find its own color through different experiences and emotions.
The agency said, 'This album is based on the message 'same summer, different light; same road, different colors,' and contains the process of different charms coming together to complete one team.' It added, 'It will show WHIB's own journey of moving forward with fans.'
WHIB's second mini album, CHERRY PIE, will be released through online music sites at 6 p.m. on August 5.
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