K-pop girl group Nmixx is seen in this photo provided by JYP Entertainment.
SEOUL, April 4 (Korea Bizwire) — South Korean girl group Nmixx has claimed a spot on the Billboard 200 main albums chart of the United States for the first time since its debut last year.
Billboard said on Twitter on Monday (U.S. time) the K-pop rookie debuted on the chart, ranking 122nd with its first EP, “Expergo,” this week.
The six-track album led by “Love Me Like This” came out March 20.
Nmixx debuted in February last year as a seven-member girl group with Lily, Haewon, Sullyoon, Bae, Jinni, Jiwoo and Kyujin, releasing its first single, “Ad Mare.”
It rose to the status of one of the leading fourth-generation K-pop girl groups, as the accumulated sales of its albums topped 1 million copies that year.
But it was reduced to a sextet with the departure of one member, Jinni, in December due to “personal reasons.”
Next month, the band will kick off “Nice to Mixx you,” a showcase tour that will take it to eight North American and five Asian cities.
(Yonhap)
