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SHU-I unveils jacket photo for upcoming mini-album

After being on hiatus from the Korean music industry for 4 years, male idol group SHU-I is preparing for a comeback this July with a new mini-album. SHU-I consists of 5 members – main rapper and leader Inseok, sub-vocalist Changhyun, sub-vocalist Hyungjun, main vocalist Minho, and maknae, lead rapper and passionate dancer Jinseok. Together, the five made their debut in South Korea on September 2009 with “Bomb Bomb Bomb.” They have been keeping busy in Japan as well, releasing 6 singles, 1 mini-album and 1 studio album, performing several live concerts throughout the country, and conducting over 100 events, well participating as part of the K-Pop boom in the country. SHU-I completed their album jacket photoshoot this month, and has been working on completing their music video recording and concentrating on their choreography practice in the past few days. The tracklist for the mini album was already revealed earlier this month.

SHU-I to make their return to Korea with mini album release + tracklist revealed

  Five member boy group SHU-I will finally be making their return to the Korean stage with the release of their first ever Korean mini album. Earlier today, the tracklist for the mini album release was revealed to consist out of seven different tracks as well as two additional instrumentals. Next to new tracks, the release also includes a Korean version of their Japanese single “Summer Sweet,” as well as their Korean debut single “Bomb Bomb Bomb” and its b-side track “Help Me.” The five member group consisting out of leader Inseok (’88), Changhyun (’88), Minho (’89), Hyungjun (’89), and Jinseok (’91), debuted with “Bomb Bomb Bomb” through YJ Entertainment (Also known as Yejeon Media) back in September 2009. After doing follow-up promotions, the group fell silent until they resurfaced in Japan with the release of an indie mini album “STAR LIGHT.” Through its release, SHU-I was picked up by AVEX Entertainment, and has been releasing and promoting music in Japan ...