- Clé 1:
Miroh (stylized as Clé 1 :
MIROH) is the
fourth extended play by
South Korean boy
group Stray Kids. The EP was
released digitally and physically...
- You,
completing the I Am EP series. The Clé trilogy,
consisting of Clé 1:
Miroh, Clé 2:
Yellow Wood, and Clé: Levanter, was
released in 2019. The group's...
- 1:
Miroh, Clé 2:
Yellow Wood, and Clé: Levanter. The
group earned their first South Korean music program win with the
fourth EP's lead
single "
Miroh"....
- with an
encore from "I Like It", "Case 143", "My Pace", "Stray Kids", "
Miroh", the
Festival version of "Chk Chk Boom", "Star Lost", and "Haven". Starting...
- Korean).
Retrieved June 4, 2024. "Stray Kids(스트레이 키즈) <Clé 1 :
MIROH>
UNVEIL THE
MIROH".
Stray Kids
Official Website (in Korean).
March 12, 2019. Retrieved...
-
performed haka to
honour those killed in the attacks. The c****ography in the "
Miroh"
music video by
South Korean boy band
Stray Kids
featured haka elements...
- (****anese version) "God's Menu" (****anese version) "All In" "Wolfgang" "
Miroh" (Kingdom version) "Rev It Up" (Felix solo) "Don't Say" (Han solo) "Perfume"...
- day—"Astronaut" on day one, "My Pace" on day two, and "Ta" on day three—followed by "
Miroh", "Star Lost", and "Haven" to end the show. Todd
Inoue of San Francisco...
- EPs—Clé 1:
Miroh in
March and Clé:
Levanter in December—with the
former receiving a
reissue titled Clé 2:
Yellow Wood in June. Clé 1:
Miroh gave Stray...
-
Retrieved June 23, 2022. "잠깐의 고요". Melon.
Retrieved November 6, 2020. "
MIROH". Melon.
Retrieved November 6, 2020. "Mirror". Melon.
Retrieved November...
