Shinhwa, the longest running K-pop idol group of 14 years, finally returned with a full length album after four years off the radar as a group. For longtime fans of K-pop, Shinhwa remained popular even after going through military service and dominated real-time music charts.
The group released their 10th album "The Return" on March 23rd at midnight on all the major music websites. As soon the album was released, the title track "Venus" immediately rose on top of various real-time charts such as Mnet, Bugs Music, Olleh Music, and MelOn.
Even before the official release, Shinhwa's limited edition of "The Return" sold 30,000 copies within half a day, proving the popularity of the legendary group.
The title track "Venus" was produced by Andrew Jackson, who has worked with global super stars such as Britney Spears and Leona Lewis, and the lyrics were written by member Lee Min Woo. The heavy beats of the song follows the current global electronic trend in music and the lyrics are the revelation of a man’s heart towards one woman.
Shinhwa's first comeback performance will be shown during their first solo concert "The Return", which will be held in the Seoul Olympic Park Stadium on March 24th to 25th.
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