Chrysalis (EP)

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Chrysalis
Chrysalis - I.O.I.jpg
From left to right: Doyeon, Chaeyeon, Sohye, Yoojung, Sejeong, Chungha, Somi, Mina, Kyulkyung, Yeonjung, and Nayoung.
EP by
I.O.I
ReleasedMay 4, 2016
RecordedApril 2016
Genre
Language Korean
Label
Producer
I.O.I chronology
Chrysalis
(2016)		 Miss Me?
(2016)
Singles from Chrysalis
  1. "Crush"
    Released: April 5, 2016
  2. "Dream Girls"
    Released: May 4, 2016
Digital download
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."I.O.I" (Intro)
  • Famousbro
  • Paul
0:44
2."Dream Girls"
  • Famousbro
  • Lim Na-young
  • Choi Yoo-jung
  • Famousbro
  • Paul
  • Famousbro
  • Paul
3:38
3."Knock Knock Knock" (똑똑똑; Ttok Ttok Ttok)
  • Park Jang-geun (Duble Sidekick)
  • SEION
  • David Kim
SEION3:50
4."Doo-Wap"earattackearattack
  • earattack
  • OBros
  • NeverEnd
3:21
5."Crush [lower-alpha 2] "
  • Seo Ji-eum
  • Seo Jung-ah
3:32
6."When the Cherry Blossoms Fade" (벚꽃이 지면; Beotkkochi Jimyeon) Jung Jin-young Jung Jin-young
  • ZigZag Note
  • Kang Young-shin
3:23
7."Pick Me [lower-alpha 2] " Midas-T Midas-T
3:46
Total length:20:54

Charts

Release history

RegionDateFormatDistributor
South Korea, WorldwideMay 4, 2016 digital download [21] [22] YMC Entertainment, LOEN Entertainment
South KoreaMay 9, 2016 CD [23]

Notes

  1. ↑ Eru (birth name Cho Sung-hyun) is the brother of YMC Entertainment founder and chief executive officer Cho Yoo-myung, their father being trot singer Tae Jin-ah (birth name Cho Bang-hoon). Since 2015, he uses the pen name Famousbro for composing songs for other artists.
  2. 1 2 Re-recorded under license from CJ E&M
  3. ↑ Space One is the pen name of Kim Jang-hyun, former member of Sunny Hill.

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