Super Junior's KRY gears up for their first album release in Korea
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Super Junior's sub-unit announces plans for their first Korean album.
ELFs, your favorite ballad sub-unit is gearing up for their first album release in Korea.
On May 7, news agency Xportsnews announced that Super Junior's K.R.Y.has completed their jacket album photo shoot in time for the release in June.
Hours later, Label SJ confirmed the report by stating:
“Super Junior - K.R.Y. is preparing to release their first physical album in Korea. The exact comeback schedule is currently being finalized.”
Super Junior's KRY, which is composed of members Kyuhyun, Ryeowook, and Yesung, is widely considered as the first-ever sub-unit formed out of a K-pop idol group.
They debuted in 2006 and gained attention for their numerous hit OST releases like “The One I Love” and “The Night Chicago Died” for the tvN drama “Hyena” in 2006.
While the unit has released various albums in Japan and carried out solo concerts, this will mark their first-ever album release in their hometown outside of OSTs or within Super Junior albums.
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