BINI Tease The Upcoming Release of First-Ever EP

According to Star Music PH, P-popP-PopShort for Pilipino pop, a movement of Filipino idol groups and solo acts who combine pop music, choreography, and polished production for local and international audiences. P-pop has grown quickly,Go to P-Pop Glossary phenomenon BINI is set to release their first-ever extended play very soon.

The announcement was made on Valentine’s Day (February 14, 2023) via Star Music PH’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, wherein the post was addressed to BINI’s devoted fanbase, the BLOOMS. The post reads: “Dear Blooms, The wait is over! BINI 1st EPEPShort for extended play, a collection of songs longer than a single but shorter than a full album, typically containing three to six tracks. Artists use EPs to introduce theirGo to EP Glossary is finally coming! Thank you sa pagwait ha? <33 Game kayo? Love, BINI.” This upcoming release marks the group’s first extended project following the release of their full-length albums Feel Good and Born To Win, which were released in the years 2022 and 2021 respectively.

As “the Nation’s Girl Group”, BINI had an eventful last 2023 as well, following the release of their two viral hitViral HitA song that spreads rapidly through social media, often on short-video platforms, and then climbs charts as listeners seek it out. Viral hits can come from unexpected places and unlikelyGo to Viral Hit Glossary singles “Pantropiko” and “Karera“. “Pantropiko” is currently dominating the internet, trending at No. 9 on TikTok’s Hot and Rising charts, and also reaching a new peak of No. 149 and rising on Spotify Philippines’ overall chart nationwide. On the other hand, “Karera” is also reaching similar levels of success –– serving as the greatest gainer on Spotify Philippines’ Viral Songs chart, reaching the No. 67 spot this week, which is 23 spots higher than before.

While the BLOOMS and the rest of the world anticipate the release of the group’s upcoming EPEPShort for extended play, a collection of songs longer than a single but shorter than a full album, typically containing three to six tracks. Artists use EPs to introduce theirGo to EP Glossary, feel free to revisit the tropical paradise that is “Pantropiko”: