CNBLUE: A comeback after more than three years

CNBLUE will release its eighth mini album “RE-CODE” on November 17th and will once again begin its musical career in groups.

As much around CNBLUE has changed this year, marking the 10th anniversary of its debut, with all members completing their military service and entering their 30s, the album, which will be released three years and eight months after a long wait, it was decided to call it “RE-CODE“, which means redefining the group name “Code Name BLUE”.

Marking the return of CNBLUE, its agency FNC Entertainment, first published yesterday a taeser poster for its new album “RE-CODE” on the official CNBLUE’s SNS.

On the poster, CNBLUE members are heading somewhere, wearing neat shirts and ties that remind us of their early days. With its ingrained image, the deep atmosphere of CNBLUE is brought to the fore and it catches the eye with its warm visuals that make it seem like they’ve stepped out of a comic book as it was when they started out.

CNBLUE‘s new album, due out on November 17th, shows flawless teamwork as a group, and aims to open a new act by increasing musical perfection and adding comfort and ease. It’s expected to be an album that proves the strong presence of CNBLUE, which has been built over the past decade, and an album that can hopefully portray the future of CNBLUE in the face of the flow of change.

Meanwhile, the “Don’t Call My Name-CNBLUE Secret Trip” reality show, which tells the story of the three-member secret journey, will premiere at 11:10 pm on November 13th, raising the mood for the return. Promotional content for the new album will be released sequentially via CNBLUE‘s official SNS.

Journalist: Shawn
Translator: Shawn
Source: FNC Entertainment