NMIXX returns with new EP 'Strange Muse,' hoping to share 'precious' emotion
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yna@yna.co.kr | 2026-10-19 16:59:26
| ▲ K-pop girl group NMIXX is seen in this image provided by its agency, JYP Entertainment. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE)(Yonhap) |
SEOUL, Oct. 19 (Yonhap) -- K-pop girl group NMIXX will make a comeback with its sixth mini album, "Strange Muse," at 6 p.m. Monday, its agency JYP Entertainment said.
The album contains six tracks, including the title track "A Long Wish," as well as "Kerosene" and "RudE TaLK."
It also features three unit tracks, marking the first time since their debut that the members have presented songs as smaller groups: "You Are the Moon" by Lily and Haewon, "Hot 'n Unbothered" by Sullyoon and Bae, and "WhiX" by Jiwoo and Kyujin.
NMIXX introduced "Strange Muse" through the agency as an album about becoming each other's "muse" in "Mixtopia," an ideal world within the group's fictional universe where everyone shines in diverse ways.
"A Long Wish" is a pop song that blends moombahton, Afrobeat and future house. The members romantically sing about wholeheartedly making wishes for each other after finally coming face to face.
"When I first heard the title track, I thought it was hopeful yet unique," Lily said. "There were parts where I particularly liked the rhythm and others where I thought the melody was beautiful. I was especially moved by the chorus and the narration that appears throughout the song. During the recording process, I paid a lot of attention to my vocal technique because there were many high notes."
Haewon said, "I hope the emotion of that overwhelming and precious moment when we finally came face to face with each other reaches all of yo
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