K-pop girl group USPEER performs during a press event at Myeonghwa Live Hall in Yeongdeungpo District, southern Seoul, held to celebrate the group's new release, "BITE DISTRICT," Wednesday. Courtesy of MW Entertainment
Rookie K-pop girl group USPEER dropped its first mini album, "BITE DISTRICT," Wednesday, about a year after debuting with "SPEED ZONE."
The six-member group — Soee, Sian, Seoyu, Daon, Chaena and Roa — met with press just hours before the release at Myeonghwa Live Hall in Yeongdeungpo District, southern Seoul, to talk about the new album and behind-the-scenes stories.
"It's been a year, so this feels less like a comeback and more like a redebut," Chaena said. "We worked hard to show a different side of ourselves that fits the new concept."
"I want to thank everyone who waited for us," Daon said. "I'm excited and a little nervous."
