The Boss to make comeback with 1st studio album in April

The Boss [Open World Entertainment]

Five-member boy band The Boss will release their first full-length album in April, making their comeback to the local music scene after five months.

Jang Seok-woo, the C.E.O of their agency Open World Entertainment, posted on his official Twitter account on Wednesday that The Boss is busy recording songs for their studio album which will become available in two months time.

"We are planning on The Boss' first concert and the inauguration ceremony of their fan club in Korea while they will shoot the music video and pictures for the album cover right after their joint fan meeting with X-5 in Japan next month."

Jang explained that The Boss and their labelmates X-5 will hold an overnight fan meeting with select fans at a resort in Hokkaido on March 3.

The Boss' last local release was their second single "Lady" in October of last year while the group has been busy focusing on their singing activities in Japan.

Composed of members Hyun-min, Injun, Jay, Karam and Mika, The Boss made its debut in Korea in March 2010 with their single album “The Admirer.”

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