EVERGLOW Albums Ranked

Everglow (Korean: 에버글로우; RR: ebeogeullou, stylized in all caps) is a South Korean girl group formed by Yuehua Entertainment. The group is composed of six members: E:U, Sihyeon, Mia, Onda, Aisha, and Yiren. Everglow debuted on March 18, 2019, with the single album Arrival of Everglow. Sihyeon competed in the first season of Mnet’s reality television competition Produce 101 in 2016. She finished in 40th place and subsequently signed with Yuehua Entertainment. Sihyeon and Yiren competed in Produce 48 but were eliminated in the eleventh episode, finishing in 27th and 28th place, respectively. Onda, under the name Jo Se-rim, competed on Mnet’s reality television competition Idol School in 2017. She was eliminated in the fourth episode, finishing in 40th place. On February 17, 2019, Yuehua Entertainment revealed that they would debut a new girl group named Everglow. The group’s official Instagram and fan cafe opened on February 18. The company revealed the members of the group through the “Crank in Film” series on Stone Music Entertainment’s YouTube Channel. Everglow’s concept photos were released on March 8. Here are all of EVERGLOW albums ranked.

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3. Return of the Girl

“This is Everglow, the best way to describe this mini, is by calling it 100% Everglow. And the reason is that I think each song here is what made Everglow who they are, it’s all of their previous sound in one package. The ballad with great harmonization (Back Together). The strong and powerful song with its catchy lines and bass (PIRATE). The somewhat 80’s disco-inspired track and its groove (Don’t Speak). The experimental and quirky song (Nighty Night). And the like-it-or-not loud noisy track (Company). If I were to use one project to resume the group’s style, it would be this one because once again to me, it has everything that makes Everglow Everglow.”

2. Reminiscence

“A very short, sweet & powerful k-pop EP. It’s good the way it is with length, wouldn’t want it longer as it would feel as a drag, but this is just sweet now. Some nice drops in the style of Trap & Electro House, with some cute vocals. It’s something I’d play in a party.”

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“There’s no messing around with this one. It begins with just four snare hits and launches into a driving synthwave bass line, it’s tone is straight up perfect! Vocals echo and swirl around the verses thickening the palette. Frolicking arpeggios dance in the cavenous pre-chorus where Sihyeon fully utilitses the space with awesome rhythmic phrasing – ‘tell me now, tell me now’ (0:27/1:28) – supported with breathy harmonisations. The snare fill throws that bass back in for the chorus as those arpeggios race on and we get what is likely the hook of the year. I hate to do it to you but it’s god damn untouchable! I’m all about those harmonisations, the nasally stressing of title and the final chorus descants. Oh and that bridge thumps too!”