With each album launch, ENHYPENhas repeatedly grown as artists and performers. The Ok-pop septet has launched two studio albums, 5 EPs, and several other singles underneath their belt. To have a good time their evolution as a gaggle, listed below are all of Enhypen’s tasks ranked from worst to finest.
Sadame (2022)
Sadame was Enhypen’s Japanese debut album, that includes 9 songs together with the Japanese variations of “Move the Mic” and “Blessed-Cursed.” The album did effectively on the charts, peaking at No.2 on Oricon and No.5 on Billboard. In the case of gross sales, Sadame had over 180,000 first-day gross sales and was additionally licensed platinum. Whereas the album had some authentic songs that followers wholeheartedly welcomed and liked, the album didn’t do in addition to different albums within the group’s discography. It, nonetheless, laid the inspiration for future Japanese releases.
Orange Blood (2023)
Enhypen’s fifth EP featured seven songs together with the title observe “Candy Venom.” The EP was the group’s first step into the upbeat nu-disco style of music. With three variations of “Candy Venom” on the EP, it was onerous to not have the addictive refrain continually ringing in your head. Promoting greater than one million copies on its first day, the EP additionally peaked at No.1 on a number of charts worldwide together with Billboard World Albums, Circle Charts, and Oricon Charts. Though Orange Blood doesn’t fairly attain the heights of Enhypen’s earlier endeavors, it undeniably demonstrates important progress from the now-seasoned group.
Manifesto: Day One (2022)
Led by the Chicago drill and hip-hop title observe “Future Good (Move the Mic),” Manifesto: Day One got here via as a profitable experiment for the group. That includes a complete of six tracks, the EP primarily spoke about going in opposition to the norm and attempting out new issues. Except for performing effectively on charts, it additionally received awards on Music Financial institution, Present Champion, and The Present. Although the EP takes the group’s music in a brand new route, it retains essential parts of their identification. Embracing the messiness of rising up, ENHYPEN chooses to confront it head-on relatively than permitting it to hinder their evolution.
Border: Carnival (2021)
Led by the one “Drunk-Dazed,” Border: Carnival builds on the inspiration laid by Enhypen’s debut, presenting an eclectic mixture of six tracks that showcase the group’s evolution. The group achieved their first music present victory on The Present, subsequently securing extra wins on Present Champion and Music Financial institution. Border: Carnival made a powerful debut on the high of the Oricon Albums Chart and claimed the 18th place on the Billboard 200, exceeding 83,000 copies bought. Border: Carnival proves to be much less catchy than the group’s debut EP, with its hooks requiring a bit extra time to firmly take pleasure in.
Border: Day One (2020)
Enhypen’s debut EP marked the start of their profession and received the Artist of the Yr on the Circle Music Awards. Debuting at No.1 on the Circle album chart, the EP bought over 250,000 copies in its first week of launch and went on to interrupt the report for many album gross sales for debuting teams in 2020. Whereas Border: Day One launched the world to the group’s potential and featured some addicting songs just like the lead single “Given-Taken,” the EP isn’t our high choose as a result of it was solely the start.
Dimension: Dilemma (2021)
Dimension: Dilemma showcased Enhypen’s willingness to experiment with various sounds and themes. Being the primary studio album, the eight-track undertaking received the group a number of awards and earned them high spots on numerous music charts. The album works via numerous musical genres, displaying the group’s creative vary. A repackaged model of the album that includes three further songs was later launched in 2022. Whereas Dimension: Dilemma could not have the identical consistency as different albums, it earns this spot for its boldness and the members’ particular person progress evident in every observe.
Darkish Blood (2023)
Enhypen’s fourth EP Darkish Blood is a six-track undertaking that pulls listeners right into a world stuffed with legendary creatures out for blood. The EP is closely influenced by the group’s fantasy webtoon sequence Darkish Moon: The Blood Altar. The lead single “Chunk Me” has the early 2000s pop sound and an addictive hook that may have you ever singing all of it day. The EP bought over one million copies on its first day of launch and earned Enhypen its first top-five entry on Billboard 200. From a musical perspective, this might be thought of ENHYPEN’s most cohesive EP.
