K-pop idol group ALL(H)OURS made their comeback with the release of their second mini-album “Witness.” 

The album dropped six months after the group made their debut with their first mini-album, “All Hours” last January. 

The music video for the title track, “으랏차차(GOTCHA),” for their debut received a lot of praise and has since garnered over 23 million views on YouTube. 

ALL(H)OURS (Eden Entertainment)

Now, with the release of “Witness,” they aim to focus on their unwavering ambition and showcase the group’s growth since their debut.

“The audience will witness another perspective of ALL(H)OURS through our second mini-album, ‘Witness.’ Our title song, “도깨비 (SHOCK),” has a unique combination of Drift Phonk and K-pop, which definitely projects the color of ALL(H)OURS,” said member Kunho. 

He added, “The main difference from our first mini-album, ‘All Ours,’ is that in ‘Witness,’ we will be expressing our ambition in a rough way, with the strong ambition of a rookie group. As the lyrics from our song “Blah Blah,” ALL(H)OURS is incomparable. We will make a new wave with ‘Witness.’ We hope the audience enjoys our album as much as we do.”  

The mini-album includes five new songs: “Witness,” the title track “도깨비 (SHOCK),” “Psycho Mantra,” “‘Bout That Issue,” and “Blah Blah.” 

“Witness” is an instrumental that is meant to set the overall tone for the album and showcase ALL(H)OURS' strong passion to continue to evolve as an artist and explore new music genres. 

The album debuted in third place on Hanteo Chart’s daily album chart on July 2. 

The title track, “도깨비 (SHOCK),” combines K-pop and the new emerging genre of Drift Phonk. The song describes ALL(H)OURS members embracing and releasing their powerful energy, which is further expressed in their zealous and vigorous choreography seen in the music video. 

The final track, “Blah Blah,” was written by the ALL(H)OURS members to share a message of encouragement to their fans, Min(ut)e, not to care about what others say or think and hold onto their own self-worth because each person is the main character of their own story.

Before the release of the album, ALL(H)OURS performed at Gyeongbokgung Palace in May for Korea Heritage Service’s special concert, “2024 Korea On Stage — New Generation,” alongside other notable K-pop acts such as Hyolyn and NewJeans. Fans can expect many more exciting performances and appearances from ALL(H)OURS during this new promotional cycle for “Witness.” 

ALL(H)OURS (Eden Entertainment)