The K-Pop Group Treasure recently spoke in a special interview with India about its new album, ‘Love Pulse’ and India connections. He also shared his excitement about love for Bollywood and Indian cuisine.

Five years ago, YG Entertainment was made of The World to Treasure, now a 10-wife group group was made of Choi Hyun Suk, Jihoon, Yoshi, Janku, Yun J Huk, Ashahi, Doong, Gyan, Park, Park Jong Wu, and So Jung Hawan. Their vibrant energy, style-mammary music, and fans are known for strong relationships (lovely ‘Treasure Makers’ or ‘Tums’), developed in one of the most dynamic acts in the fourth generation of the group C-Pop.

Now, as they complete five years, the Treasure has returned with its third mini album, ‘Love Pulse’, headed by the powerful title track ‘Paradise’. For members, the album is more than only one release; This is a heartfelt message for fans, capturing the high and climbing of its journey together.

“Right now, for the treasure, the meaning of heaven is very special. It connects us with teues during the return propagation and concerts, but more importantly, whenever we meet them, the place itself becomes heaven,” Jihoon shared.

While reflecting their debut days, the members admitted that Vikas has not always been easy, but has been deeply beneficial. Asahi said, “Since we have ten members, each of whom is with different favorite music styles, we have learned a lot from each other. Now we try to combine those effects to improve something better, something is really ours,” said Asahi.

For many people, the first performance after her debut remains an unforgettable memory, a moment when they first saw teumes in the person. “Every single moment with fans is precious, but that actually lives with me,” Yun J Hyuk remembered warmly.

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The group deliberately attempts to experiment ‘Love Pulse’ with different music colors. Each track was immersed in one role with the mentality of an actor, adopting his voice, styles and feelings to fit the story of the song.

“I try to write in a way that fits the song. In everything, the beat suddenly changes, and the rap feels like a turn. I really worked hard on those songs,” Junkeyu mentioned. Meanwhile, the singer shared how they accommodate their delivery for live performance, take care of their throat with warm-up, herbal treatment and discipline. “On the stage, I focus on songs and their feelings, ensuring that I can distribute them completely,” Park Jong Wu explained.

Across the board, the treasury emphasized its balance between technical mastery and emotional relations. Some focus more on technology in recording, while others bends to keep the “raw experience of the demo” when performing live. What they unite are drive to show something new with every return. “Every time, we want fans to think, wow, it’s new. It’s fun,” he said.

In the Hardik Exchange, members shared letters of gratitude and encouragement to each other. From the appreciation of the leadership of the zihoon and the rap-lighting of the ghoise, they shine through their bondage as the “ten brothers”, as the youngest for appreciating the maturity of the rusty hawan. As a member has expressed it: “We have received a lot of love from ‘Treasure Makers’, and because of this, I want to show who I am and give back that love.”

Showing his fickle side, the treasure also revealed what excited him outside the music. Zihoon expressed his interest in trying for Bollywood dance, which is ready to bring energy and unique style. Jung Havan confessed his curiosity about Indian food, especially Pani Puri, Biryani and Naan. “I don’t think I have ever tried him, but I really love,” he said with a laugh. He also created the prestigious currency of SRK and one day was pumped to go to India.

With ‘Love Pulse’, Treasure is not only celebrating its fifth year, but is also setting a stage for the coming time. As they prepare for a comeback publicity in September and a concert in October, laser-centered to give the group their best.

Choi Hyun Suk encouraged his bandmate, “How to fly in the last five years in the last five years may be difficult days ahead.

K-Pop Gorup also released his mini album ‘Plager’ in March 2025.