Rising stars of K-pop: girl group Cherry Bullet talk about their first mini album, ‘Cherry Rush’
- After an up-and-down first two years in K-pop, seven-piece girl group Cherry Bullet have released a five-track mini album, Cherry Rush
- They tell the Post about getting energy through talking with their fans, becoming celebrities, and cooking
It’s been two years since K-pop outfit Cherry Bullet made their debut with their first single Q&A, and since then the vivacious girl group have released a string of bubbly, addictive tunes in the lead-up to their first mini album, “Cherry Rush”, which arrived on January 20.
Throughout their time together, the now seven-member girl group have had their ups and downs, with three members leaving and their singles not always resonating with South Korean audiences.
But it’s perhaps just a matter of time until they score a verified hit – they prove their worth on new single Love So Sweet, a saccharine and revitalising tune that is refreshing after a tough 2020.
Following the release of “Cherry Rush”, band members spoke to the Post, sharing their thoughts about their latest release, being celebrities, and more.
“Cherry Rush” is your first mini album after many singles – how do you feel about that?
Bora: it’s very nice and we feel so happy. We were able to put five very different tracks into this album, which show the diversity of our vocals.