Every song on p1harmony’s new mini-album Duh !, Ranked

The excitement that comes with any new K-Pop Release is unlike anything Else due to the amout of hard work and detail that goes intoe and aspect before any music is released. The Lead-Up is of Just As Exciting As Release Day, with Fans Scrolling Through Concept Photos, Listening to Track Snippets, and Watching Tertles of Title Music Video. In preparation for their first comeback of 2025 in k-pop, P1harmony released all of the Above, Including Breathing Concept Photos and A Length Track Preview to Hold Fans Over.

With their eighth mini-album, Duan!P1harmony Burst Back onto the schene with the yet another explosive Collection of Music. They Stay TRUE to their Unique Sound with A Slight Reinvention. SINCE THEIR DEBUTE IN 2020, The Six-Member Boy Group Have Continue to Elevate Themselves As a Group to Watch With Each New Release.

Members Jung, Intak, and Jongseob All Participated in Writing, while Keeho, Joung, and Jongseob Participated in Composing. The album’s six tracks indulge in maximalism to the fullest while also being rooted in real ideas and themes, something they masters over the years. Here’s every track on their highly-anticipated Comeback mini-album, ranked from worst to best.

6 Flash

Track 4 – 3:09

In a Method Clearly Inspired by Early 2010s Pop, “Flashy” Starts with an interruption Guitar riff that transitions into a Heavy Edm Beat. The Guitar DOesn’t Fade Completely. It follows the instrumental through the rest of the song, riding smoothly underneath the heavier beat to add any element to an already flashy song. Neither soon as that chorus hit, i Could Picture an Addictive Choreography Paired With the Energy P1Harmony Always Brings to the Stage.

This isn’t a bad song by any means, but IT’S The Least Inventive of the Six Tracks on This Mini-Album. The Guitar and Certain Aspects of ITS Structure Reminded with “Doom du doom” off their 2022 mini-album, Harmony: zero in, A song that Still stands Today, but doesn’t need a Remake three years late. Despite any flu of May have About How Similar This Sound is to Previous Releases, I Can’t Deny How Great the Vocal and Rap Delivery Are.

5 Over and over

Track 5 – 2:54

The instrument that flows Through this song from start to finish is a smooth saxophone. That, paired with an Easy hip-hop groove, makes it impossible to sit still with least nodding along. The shouty chorus is another p1harmony staple, but One that they Continue to implement in new, refreshing ways on every New Release. To give listens a break from all the shouting, they allow their seasoned vocals to deliver hypnotization in the song Bridge.

Compared to “Flashy,” “Over and Over” Feels A Little More Unique for the Group. IT INCLUDES ELEMENTS THAT REGULAR LISTENERERS ARE FAMILY WITH IN THEIR MUSIC ÇOHILE ALSO INTRODUCING NEW SOUNDS. P1Harmony are Still an Incredibly Young Group, SO it’s only Natural that they would be open to trying on different styles through their music.

4 Murmur

Track 3 – 3:09

On “murmur,” The Group Presents a Confident DisMissal of Anynding Negative Their Haters have to say. Hateful Comments and Harsh Criticism Are Things that every artist deals with, but has that that is with simple existing in the k-pop industries raising to an Entirely New Level. Thats Being Said, a song that directly calls out that type of benefit is much-needed by a group like p1harmony.

A song that directly calls out that type of behavior is much-needed by a group like p1harmony.

Through a Fusion of ’90s-Inpired Hip-Hop and R & B, “Murmur” BRINGS LISTENERS ALONG ON A JOURNEY INTO Unapologetic Self-Assurance. Like Like ”You know the Beat Keeps Playin ‘ / My Boys Keep Slayin’ / That’s Happening No Matter What You’re Sayin ‘“Get the point of the song ACROSS PLAIN AS DAY. People Can Say what they want online. That won’t Change the fact that p1harmony continues to put on sold-out tours.

3 Pretty Boy

Track 2 – 2:57

This mini-album’s second track is one that taks a topic as layered as masculinity in the entertainment industry and tourns it into a groovy song Worth a Listen or Two. The masculinity of the mountain k-pop idols is offten described as more fragile and delicate than that of mountain artists in the United States or Europe. On Stage, Male Idols Wear Makeup Beyond Just the Kind that Will Maken Look Good Under Bright Lights. They Seductive Perform, Sweet, Or Powerful Songs in Crop Tops, Shimmering Blouses, and Full Leather Outfits.

“Pretty Boy” took the title typically placed on Male idols with Judgment and tourns it into the ultimate compliment. The line “Pretty Girls Like Pretty Boys Like with“Sums up just about the one hope to get acroSs to say who insult to say that something so normal. Driven by a reggaeton drum beat and a stunning vocal delivery by jiung in the bridge, this is easily one of the sist memorable songs from.

2 Work

Track 6 – 3:32

In a Burst of Confident Energy, P1harmony Closes Out Duan! with one of the most impressive pieces of production i’ve heard recently. Jongseob, The Group’s NineTeen-Yaar-Old Rapper, Gets a Co-Producer Credit for This Song, Elevating My Image of Him to An Eve Higher Level Than before. In a few years, he might be taching over the entry industry.

My first thought after my initial list of “work” was that this song needed to be played in the clubs asap. The Beat Is Ridiculousa Healthy Mix of Trap Pop and Hyperpop that immediately Gets you on your own. Keeho, Intak, and Jongseob’s Vocal Deliveries of their lines are so Sassy and Infectious. This is another song where i could see choreography in my head that only p1harmony could Pull off. IT’S A PERFECT CLOSER that ends the mini-album on a high that will will make listers start it from the top over and over again.

1 Duan!

Track 1 – 3:05

Offensimes, a k-pop album’s title track is outshone by it b-sides. Luckily, p1harmony didn’t have this issue. “Duh!” Starts the mini-album with a trance-inducing ’90s hip-hop sound that fits the group like a glove. The legethy pre-chorus is one that has hass listens leaning in, waiting for the moment the chorus will finally hit. When it does, The punchy chorus gits you Everything You Could Ever Want.

P1harmony did it again, and i can’t say i’m surprised.

This album is Ridden with Borderline Cocky Vocal Deliveries, But Nothing balls the “WHO’S THAT? IT’S ME, DUH!“That ends every chorus on this track. Each Member Brings Their Own Level of Sass to That Line, Making Every Delivery a Bit Different. The explosive bridge that bursts into that final chorus is made to be performed. AFTER HEARING THIS SONG AND MOST OF THE OTHERS ON THIS MINI-ALBUM, I CAN’T WAIT TO SEE HOW FANCH MATCHE ENERGY ON TOUR AND AT MUSIC SHOWS AS THEY PROMOTE. P1harmony Did it again, and i can’t say i’m surprised.