Fromis_9, the plucky K-pop group, have had a tumultuous few years, from member departures to long hiatuses. Regardless, they continue to persevere, showcasing their versatility and musical identity with each new release. As they near the end of their sixth year together, fromis_9 has transformed into skilled and powerful performers with a fantastic discography.
Although the girl group has released several iconic title tracks, they have also been sure to highlight their more underrated gems. Here are the ten best fromis_9 songs to date, including honourable mentions such as ‘Hush Hush’, ‘Airplane Mode’, ‘LOVE RUMPUMPUM’, ‘Up And’, and ‘FUN!’, all of which showcase the group’s immense growth over the years.
The countdown starts with ‘What I Want’, a glitchy dance-pop number that documents the group’s return to the music scene after a hiatus and the departure of one of the original members. ‘DKDK’, an unbridled and joyful track awash with relentless synth beats, is next on the list. Coming in at number eight is ’22CENTURY GIRL’, an early B-side track of the group.
The chic and sophisticated R&B track ‘Escape Room’ takes seventh place, while ‘Feel Good (SECRET CODE)’ marks a significant shift in the group’s genre, relying less on the cutesy, aegyo-charged delivery of their previous hits. ‘To Heart’, the group’s debut single, promises fans earnest and innocent energy, and features the group’s signature promise to run over with all their strength when things feel distant.
‘Attitude’, with its layers of distortion and hypnotising chorus, leads into the top three best fromis_9 songs to date. ‘Love Bomb’, their most iconic title track, is a thrilling explosion of the group’s signature bubblegum pop sound. In second place, ‘Rewind’, a disco-pop track, showcases the group’s sultry side.
The top spot goes to ‘DM’, a groovy, superpowered city-pop gem that bottles up that feeling of being with someone so special that all worries and troubles disappear. With soaring choruses and a full range of vocals from each member, ‘DM’ captivates and impresses with its jubilant and heartfelt final chorus
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