9Muses S/S Edition

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9Muses S/S Edition
9MusesSSEdition.jpg
From left to right: Sojin, Keumjo, Seungha, Kyungri, Hyuna, Hyemi, Keumjo and Euaerin.
EP by
Nine Muses
ReleasedJuly 2, 2015 (2015-07-02)
Recorded2015
StudioStar Empire (Seoul, S. Korea)
Genre
Length17:37
Label
Nine Muses chronology
Drama
(2015)		9Muses S/S Edition
(2015)		 Lost
(2015)
Singles from 9Muses S/S Edition
  1. "Hurt Locker"
    Released: July 2, 2015
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Muse" e.onee.one1:01
2."Hurt Locker" (다쳐; Dachyeo)
  • e.one
  • Urban Cllasik
e.one3:26
3."A" (너란애; Neolan-ae)
  • e.one
  • Euaerin
e.onee.one3:08
4."Fancy" (팬시)Jung ChangwookChangwookChangwook3:06
5."Yes or No"
  • Boytoy
  • Lel
  • Euaerin
  • Boytoy
  • Lel
  • Boytoy
  • Lel
3:30
6."Hurt Locker" (instrumental) 
  • Lidbom
  • Wik
  • Crichlow
e.one3:26
Total length:17:37

Charts

Weekly charts

Chart (2015)Peak
position		Ref.
South Korean Albums (Gaon)5 [22]
US World Albums ( Billboard )8 [24]

Monthly charts

Chart (2015)Peak
position		Ref.
South Korean Albums (Gaon)15 [23]

Year-end charts

Chart (2015)Peak
position		Ref.
South Korean Albums (Gaon)150 [25]

Release history

RegionDateFormatLabelRef.
South KoreaJuly 2, 2015 CD, Digital download Star Empire Entertainment, KT Music [33] [1]
VariousDigital download [7]

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