The group NMIXX's new song 'Blue Valentine' has topped the Melon Top 100 chart.
NMIXX is sweeping the major domestic music and album charts with their first full-length album 'Blue Valentine' and its title track released on October 13.
The title track 'Blue Valentine' reached the top of the Melon Top 100 chart at 11 PM on the 20th. This marks a career high achieved just 23 hours after reaching No. 2 at midnight on the same day, surpassing the long-standing chart-topper, the Netflix OST 'Golden' from 'KPop Demon Hunters', proving the public's intense interest in the new song.
The title track, which entered the daily chart at No. 85 on the 13th, recorded No. 10 on the daily chart on the 19th, showing a rapid rise in rankings. It also reached No. 1 on the Bugs daily chart and No. 2 on the weekly chart (2025.10.13~2025.10.19), gaining popularity. The new album topped the weekly album chart on Hanteo Chart (2025.10.13~2025.10.19), leading to commercial success.
Since their debut single 'AD MARE', they have showcased solid vocal skills, performances, and a unique musical worldview with each release, and this new work is receiving more enthusiastic responses than ever.
The new album depicts the inevitable conflicts and ambivalent feelings of love with loved ones. The title track features a poignant atmosphere that fits well with the season, an uplifting chorus melody, and harmonious vocals from the six members, earning it the description of 'autumn carol' from listeners.
From the 16th to the 19th, they appeared on Mnet's 'M Countdown', KBS 2TV's 'Music Bank', MBC's 'Show! Music Core', and SBS's 'Inkigayo', showcasing the title track 'Blue Valentine' and the B-side track 'SPINNIN' ON IT' to celebrate their comeback in the first week.
Riding the wave of their comeback, they will kick off their first world tour 'EPISODE 1: ZERO FRONTIER' at the Incheon Inspire Arena on November 29 and 30. After about 3 years and 9 months since their debut, all eyes are on their first solo concert named after the group and the upcoming tour.
[Lee Da-kyum, Star Today Reporter]
