In brief
Rescene unveiled its EP ’Pulse’ on Tuesday after a four‑month break, following the chart‑topping remix “Pretty Girl” and the belated rise of 2024’s “Love Attack” on Melon’s Top 100. The group, signed to small‑to‑mid‑size agency The Muze Entertainment, stressed a mature image and long‑term appeal in light of viral online buzz. Members announced plans to prove their music can endure beyond fleeting trends.
On Tuesday, the Korean girl group Rescene released their fourth EP, 'Pulse,' in Seoul after a four‑month hiatus, according to Yonhap.
“Because so many people had high expectations for our comeback, it served as healthy pressure for us,” said member Zena during a media showcase for the new EP.
Because so many people had high expectations for our comeback, it served as healthy pressure for us,
Zena explained that this pressure helped them focus and practice hard. The EP follows the remake single “Pretty Girl,’’ which swept first‑place trophies on major TV music programs, and the belated climb of 2024’s “Love Attack’’ on Melon’s Top 100, spurred by a viral meme.
— Yonhap, November 3, 2026
Rescene debuted in 2024 under The Muze Entertainment, a small‑to‑mid‑size agency. The group’s public recognition exploded after a self‑produced clip on YouTube and short‑form video platforms went viral, featuring a playful reference to member Woni’s hometown of Geoje.
Woni welcomed the nickname “miracle of an idol group from a small agency’’ and credited fans as the primary driving force.
I love being associated with the word “miracle” and hope this comeback reminds the public of that title once again,
she said.
Liv echoed the sentiment, adding, “It would be great if ‘Rescene that you can trust’ becomes one of our defining modifiers.”
It would be great if ‘Rescene that you can trust’ becomes one of our defining modifiers,
Liv added.
May highlighted the group’s desire for longevity: “We want to be loved for a long time, not just shine briefly as a hot topic,” she said.
We want to be loved for a long time, not just shine briefly as a hot topic,
May remarked, emphasizing the members’ mutual encouragement to showcase new sides of the group.
According to Yonhap, Rescene aims to establish themselves as reliable, trustworthy musicians rather than a passing online trend.
