Unlocking the code of rookie K-pop boyband Ciipher


By AGENCY

Rain Company’s first boy band hopes to become a versatile group. – Photo: Rain Company

Rookies they may be, Ciipher’s name was already familiar to many K-pop fans thanks to their producer Jung Ji-hoon, also known as singer Rain, who has been earnestly promoting the group ahead of their debut last month. While Rain definitely has their back, the members promised of various hidden charms and talents for fans to decrypt.

Comprising seven members – Hyunbin, Tan, Hwi, Keita, Tag, Dohwan and Won – Ciipher debuted on March 15 with their EP I Like You (An Ggyulyeo) as the first boy band launched under Rain Company.

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