Week in Review, 3/2 to 3/8

Welcome to another edition of SB Week in Review. Here’s all the news you might have missed over the past week:

DEBUTS & COMEBACKS

* Infinite‘s Sungkyu reflected on broken memories in the MV for “When I Think About You.”
* Big Ocean declared themselves a “One Man Army.”
* With a new four member line-up, Everglow hit familiar notes in “Code.”
* Woodz wove a complex narrative of isolation and darkness in “Human Extinction.”
* H1Key went back to their school days in “To. My First Love.”

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TEASERS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

* Onew will return with a bit of “Tough Love” in outer space on March 9.
* KickFlip will drop the pre-release single “Twenty” on March 9 and a new mini album on April 6.
* Yeonjin (formerly Loona) will release her first digital single “Lv1” on March 10.
* Yena will be back with “Love Catcher” on March 11.
* AtHeart will release the single “Butterfly Doors” on the same day.
* Baby Dont Cry will put out the pre-release “Shapeshifter” on March 11; the group’s first mini album After Cry is due out on March 24.
* Rounding out March 11 releases is Vo1d with their debut mini album 01.
* Odd Youth will roll out “Baby Face” on March 12.
* Ab6ix will be back with their third album Seven: Crimson Horizon on March 16.
* All(H)ours have begun dropping concept photos for their March 16 comeback with No Doubt.
* The track list is out for BTS BTS K-POP GROUP BTS is a seven–member South Korean boy group known for their powerful performances, self-produced music, and global impact across pop and hip-hop. ‘ Arirang, out on March 20.
* TXT shared the comeback scheduler for their April 13 album 7th Year: A Moment of Stillness in the Thorns.
* Ensuring no Big Hit Entertainment group is left out, Cortis will also drop a pre-release track on April 20. Green Green will be out May 4.

OTHER NEWS

* Youngeun has left Kep1er after an extended health hiatus.
* Boa started her own agency, BApal Entertainment, after her departure from SM Entertainment in January.

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