ENHYPEN reveals teaser videos for their upcoming album 'THE SIN: VANISH', set to release on January 16, 2025, showcasing playful member interactions.
December/17/2025 18:03
ENHYPEN, anticipating their comeback, released a preview of their new album through short videos. On December 16, in the afternoon, ENHYPEN posted six member-specific short videos on their official SNS. They are hinting at the release of their 7th mini-album 'THE SIN: VANISH' on January 16, 2025, with videos likely containing hints about the album. Jungwon rushes back in response to Jay's shout, 'NO way, come back.' Heeseung shows a surprised expression at the sharp sound made while eating jelly. Jungwon and Jake reconcile by quickly exchanging items, with subtitles saying, 'You're such a good stealer!' Sonu's spoon has the shape of the letters 'BGDC' while Sunghoon and Niki appear clueless, asking each other where the lost island is. Finally, Jake falls asleep after affectionately saying to himself, 'Sleep tight.' While the playful charm of ENHYPEN in each video brings laughter, fans are speculating about the meanings behind the situations shown by the members. Their unique dark fantasy epic has built a distinctive concept and storytelling with each album, raising anticipation for their new music. 'THE SIN: VANISH' marks ENHYPEN's first new release in about six months and is the beginning of a new album series themed around 'sin.' Previously, their agency BELIFT LAB explained that the album will deal with absolute taboos viewed as sinful in the 'vampire society' that serves as the backdrop for ENHYPEN's album epic, depicting the story of a vampire couple who choose to escape to protect their love.
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