Secret Returns After 12 Years as a 3-Member Group for a New Start
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- K-pop group Secret has returned with a new mini-album, "Secret Flavor," marking their first release in 12 years.
- The comeback is led by original member Jeon Hyosung, who spearheaded the project, and the group now operates as a trio with original member Zinger and new member Yebin.
- The album features eight tracks, including new versions of their hit songs "Madonna" and "Shy Boy," as they embark on a new chapter under agency RBW.
Girl group Secret is back with their mini-album "Secret Flavor," released on the 12th of last month. This comeback marks their return to the music scene after a 12-year hiatus since their last release in 2014.
The return was spearheaded by leader Jeon Hyosung, who initiated the project. Secret now embarks on a new chapter as a three-member group, consisting of original members Jeon Hyosung and Zinger, joined by new member Yebin. They have partnered with agency RBW for this new phase.
The "Secret Flavor" album includes eight songs, featuring the title track "ICE CREAM" and "GET RIGHT." Notably, the album also presents new versions of their iconic hit songs, "Madonna" and "Shy Boy," offering a fresh take on their beloved music.
Secret, who debuted in 2009, was a popular second-generation K-pop group known for catchy tunes like "Magic." Their group activities ceased after the 2014 mini-album "SECRET SUMMER," and further halted with the closure of their then-agency TS Entertainment in 2021.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.