Debut artist
K-Pop / Dance Pop · Seoul, South Korea
Prism Five
Five-member K-pop group. Synchronized choreography, multi-vocal harmonies, glitch-pop debut.
About
Prism Five.
Released on McCandless Records, 2026.
Prism Five is a five-member K-pop group out of Seoul, delivering synchronized choreography, multi-vocal harmonies, and genre-blending production. The group's sound combines K-pop's meticulous execution with global pop appeal — infectious earworms with sophisticated arrangements, powerful performances, and visual identity built around prism imagery and refracted neon.
The debut era is themed GLITCH — the title track and album thesis is "we're the error that became official." The seventeen-track album moves through synchronized dance numbers, vocal-led ballads, and electronic-pop anthems built for both choreography and headphones. The standout single is BOOM.
GLITCH releases as a single on May 8, 2026, with the full-length album landing May 11. The group's visual identity uses magenta, electric cyan, gold, and refracted neon.
Discography
Prism’s catalog.
The GLITCH single (May 8, 2026) and the seventeen-track full-length album GLITCH (May 11), plus a feature on Nova Driftwood's "Neon Glow" (May 28).
Single
GLITCH
Album
GLITCH
Single · with Nova Driftwood
Neon Glow (feat. Prism Five)
Album · with Nova Driftwood
Crosscurrents, Vol. 1
Listen
Every major service.
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Reading
Features on Prism Five.
GLITCH by Prism Five: 5 records to hear first
GLITCH by Prism Five doesn’t ask you to choose between polished K-pop spectacle and electronic-pop abrasion. The seventeen-track debut treats both as parts of the same machine, and these five records trace its clearest lines: maximalist hooks, edited voices, strange transitions, and choreography-minded momentum.
GLITCH by Prism Five: Where K-Pop Belongs on Screen
GLITCH by Prism Five isn't background music for a scene; it behaves like a scene change. The seventeen-track debut moves from synchronized impact to vocal intimacy, giving sync supervisors a rare K-pop record that can score a chase, a fashion montage, or the instant a polished world starts to fracture.
Prism Five's GLITCH: K-pop precision with a fault line
Prism Five GLITCH turns the polished machinery of K-pop into its subject: five voices, synchronized movement, and electronic-pop architecture staged as a controlled malfunction. The seventeen-track debut doesn’t reject precision. It asks what happens when precision starts calling itself chaos.
GLITCH by Prism Five: Five Questions With the Group
GLITCH by Prism Five treats polish as a form of controlled disorder. Across seventeen tracks, Seoul’s five-member group turns synchronized choreography, stacked harmonies, and fractured electronic pop into a debut built to sound precise even when it’s pretending to break.
GLITCH by Prism Five, track by track
GLITCH by Prism Five opens like a software update that forgot to finish—seventeen tracks of choreography-ready hooks married to microscopic production errors. Prism Five turns glitched artifacts into a formal language: the title track declares “we're the error that became official,” and the group's Spring 2026 debut uses those interruptions to map stage spectacle onto headphone intimacy.
Prism Five GLITCH album: K-pop glitch-pop as deliberate error
Prism Five GLITCH album arrives as a thesis: the group's polished K-pop mechanics folded into intentional failure. Prism Five's GLITCH album reframes errors—stutters, clipped harmonies, dropped measures—as the visual and sonic fulcrum for synchronized choreography and global pop ambition.
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