Elris Albums Ranked

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Alice (Korean: 앨리스; formerly known as Elris), is a South Korean girl group. The group consists of seven members: EJ, Do-A , Chaejeong, Yeonje, Yukyung, Sohee, and Karin. They debuted on June 1, 2017, with their first extended play, We, First On December 1, 2021, it was announced that Elris would be transferred to IOK Company. On April 11, 2022, it was announced that the group rebranded to Alice. Members Hyeseong and Bella changed their stage names to Yeonje and Do-A, respectively. Chaejeong was also appointed as the new leader. They will make their comeback in May 3 with the digital single “Power of Love”. However, it was announced that the digital single’s release would be delayed to May 4. Here are all of Elris albums ranked.

Don’t miss out on the music of this famous Korean girl group. Enjoy and dance to the music of Elris!

4. Summer Dream

Cover art for Summer Dream by ELRIS

“Summer Dream is sensational. Elris needs to have songs like this one to become successful. Summer Dream hits all the right notes from beginning to the end. The MV is a breath of fresh air. This group has really good potential to be great if given the right song to sing. Elris needs to have a part 2 or English version of Summer Dream.”

3. Jackpot

Cover art for Jackpot by ELRIS

“Half subpar, half great. The title track on Elris’s first mini album since 2018 is honestly pretty grating and awful, capitulating to trends instead of preserving the quirkiness and smart songwriting of their earlier offerings like “Pow Pow” and “We, First”. “This Is Me” is somewhat more melodic and might grow on me for its resemblance to early TWICE.”

2. WE, first

Cover art for WE, first by ELRIS

“Anywho, this is some of the purest K-pop you’ll ever hear—half of the vocals are shouted and every instrument sounds fake as hell, and I love it all anyway. The first part is actually a little bit of a lie; “We, First” is very much video-game music in disguise, and “You and I” is a straight-up bossa nova track.”

1. Color Crush

Cover art for Color Crush by ELRIS

“Half interesting, half not. This one starts with the retro New Jack Swing track, for flavor, and then follows that up with love love love love is VOLCANO. And track three is like… a good version of Olivia Newton John’s “Physical”, if that makes any sense. But then the next three tracks are kinda snoozeville, although I could conceivably imagine gazing wistfully out a window to “Midnight, Moonlight”.”