Rescene
South Korean girl group
Rescene (Korean: 리센느; stylized in all caps) is a South Korean girl group formed by The Muze Entertainment. The group is composed of five members: Woni, Liv, Minami, May, and Zena. The group debuted in 2024 with their single album Re:Scene.
Name
Rescene's name is a combination of the prefix re- with the words scene and scent based on their concept of "recalling a scene through scent".
History
2021–2023: Pre-debut activities
Minami participated in the MBC reality competition series My Teenage Girl in 2021 and reached the finale, eventually finishing in 13th place and therefore did not become a member of the winning girl group, Classy. Zena had previously been a contestant on the Channel A reality competition series Stars Awakening in 2022 and worked as a visual model for the virtual K-pop girl group Mave: while in middle school.
2024–2025: Introduction, debut and early releases
In February 2024, The Muze Entertainment announced that they would be debuting Rescene, the label's first girl group. It consists of members Woni, Minami, Liv, May, and Zena. Rescene's pre-debut single "Yoyo" was released on February 29. Rescene released their debut single album, Re:Scene, on March 26, which included "YoYo" and the album's title track "UhUh", the latter of which was released with a music video.
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