RIIZE is set to meet fans with their first full-length album since their debut.
According to Xports News on the 19th, RIIZE will make their long-awaited comeback in May with their first studio album.
This will mark RIIZE’s return after 11 months, following their first EP, ‘RIIZING,’ released in June 2024. It will also be their first full-length album since their September 2023 debut, making it a comeback nearly 1 year and 8 months in the making.
Given the significance of this release, all RIIZE members are said to be fully dedicating themselves to the project.
As a leading 5th-generation boy group, has successfully captured public appeal, a feat often considered a challenge for boy groups.
Last year, RIIZE made a strong impression on Melon’s annual chart, landing three songs—‘Love 119,’ ‘Get A Guitar,’ and ‘Boom Boom Bass’.
Notably, their debut track ‘Get A Guitar’ has maintained a 15-month streak on Melon’s monthly chart, demonstrating its lasting popularity among the public.
In January, RIIZE celebrated SM Entertainment’s 30th anniversary by releasing a remake of TVXQ’s ‘Hug’. Their fresh interpretation, blending the MZ generation vibe with the cute and innocent charm of the original, was well received by fans and critics alike.
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