KARD’s debut full-length album has soared to the top of iTunes Top Albums charts across multiple countries immediately after its release.
DSP Media, the group’s agency, announced on Thursday that KARD’s first studio album, Where To Now? (Part.2): NOWHERE, released on Tuesday, has broken into the top 100 of iTunes Top Albums charts in 10 countries. These include Paraguay, the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Denmark, Ireland, Russia, Turkey, Thailand, and the United Arab Emirates.
The album’s title track, “Back To Life,” has claimed the number one spot on iTunes ‘Top Songs’ charts in Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia. This dancehall-inspired track, which fuses tropical sounds with moombahton rhythms, exemplifies KARD’s signature musical style that they’ve cultivated since their debut. It’s particularly striking a chord with South American audiences.
The music video for “Back To Life” has also made waves, climbing to the third spot on YouTube’s worldwide music video trending chart.
The album boasts a total of 10 tracks, including “Back To Life.” BM took the helm as the album’s producer, while J.seph contributed his songwriting skills to several tracks.
KARD, a co-ed quartet comprising BM, J.seph, Jeon So-min, and Jeon Ji-woo, made their official debut in 2017 with the release of ‘Hola Hola.’ They’ve since gained popularity with hits like “Oh NaNa,” “Don’t Recall,” “Bomb Bomb,” and “Ring the Alarm.” Following the promotion of this full-length album and their upcoming world tour, the group plans to take a temporary hiatus from group activities.
