Candy Shop - 2nd mini album [Girls Don’t Cry]

Candy Shop 2nd Mini Album [Girls Don’t Cry] - ‘Generation Z hot hit’ Candy Shop releases second mini album [Girls Don’t Cry]!... ‘Expanded music spectrum’ proven by double title songs - “Don’t be so lonely, you are not alone”, deep comfort and passionate support delivered through ‘Don’t Cry’ - “It was hot and then it was cold, Hot & Cold”, the imbalance of love passion and emotions shown in ‘Tumbler (Hot & Cold)’ ‘Generation Z hot hit’ Candy Shop releases its second mini album [Girls Don’t Cry]. If the debut album [Hashtag#] announced the birth of ‘Generation Z hot music’ with the lifestyle and honesty of Generation Z as a weapon, this album [Girls Don’t Cry] will prove a wider musical spectrum with double title songs ‘Don’t Cry’ and ‘Tumbler (Hot & Cold)’. The first title song, ‘Don’t Cry’, contains a warm message that conveys comfort and courage to those in difficult situations. It emphasizes the importance of friendship, overcoming difficulties and going on a journey together, and raises expectations for Candy Shop's unique sparkling summer days. Another title song, ‘Tumbler (Hot & Cold)’, is a pop genre song that combines the analog sensibility of an electric guitar wah effect and a refreshing synth sound, and deals with the passion of love and emotional imbalance. This is a song that lets you feel Candy Shop's different charms and new musical style, and provides a glimpse into the group's potential. In addition to the double title song, Candy Shop's second mini album [Girls Don't Cry] consists of a total of 4 tracks, including 'Welcome To My World', which highlights Candy Shop's unique and lively charm, and 'Good Girl (Remix)', a new arrangement of the debut song 'Good Girl', which is enough to let you feel the unique charm of Candy Shop. Candy Shop, which has established itself as a ‘Generation Z hot hit’ with content and music that targets the tastes of the same generation, is raising expectations for the expanded musical spectrum and growth it will show through this album.