도망자들 (Fugitives) Lyrics – ENHYPEN | from “THE SIN : VANISH”

Tucked as track three on this 11-cut thriller, “Fugitives” is pure ENHYPEN edge: think brooding synths layered over thumping bass drops and those signature layered vocals that twist longing into urgency. Penned by heavy-hitters like Armadillo, CA$HCOW, RANGA, and Kim Su Ji from lalala studio, it’s got that K-pop alchemy—dark pop with R&B curls and electronic stabs that mirror the chase.

Thematically, it’s all about breaking free from the chains of forbidden desire, echoing the album’s core ache: lovers on the lam in a human-vampire world, dodging a secret society’s wrath after crossing that ultimate taboo. Snippets from teasers hint at breathless pleas and shadowed regrets, like hearts racing under moonlight, produced to feel both cinematic and crushingly intimate. BELIFT dropped concept clips last month showing the boys in ragged coats, eyes wild with that mix of fear and fire—fans on Weverse and X lost it, flooding threads with “this lore is everything.”

THE SIN : VANISH picks up right where 2025’s Desire: Unleash left off, spinning a full concept album around sin’s sticky aftermath—“What happens after the deed is done?” it teases. The tracklist builds like a noir film: openers like “사건의 발단 (Beginning of the Incident)” set the trap, mid-album heaters like So!YoON!-featured “No Way Back” and “Knife” crank the tension, then wind down with haunting closers “Lost Island” and “사건의 너머 (Beyond the Incident).” It’s lush with orchestral swells and genre bends—vampiric rock edges meeting hip-hop grit—clocking around 40 minutes of narrative glue. Versions drop in Forbidden, Afterlight, Storm, and Fugitives packaging, packed with photobooks, voice keyrings, and those glossy POBs Engenes hoard. Recorded amid their global sprint, it’s ENHYPEN leaning harder into self-produced vibes, with members like Heeseung and Ni-ki sprinkling vocal magic.

They’re at fever pitch right now, fresh off sold-out arenas from their FATE world tour and that viral DARK BLOOD sequel buzz last fall—six years in, and the I-LAND survivors are architecting K-pop’s most addictive universe, blending blockbuster visuals with lyrics that gut-punch. A fan showcase hits Seoul days after release, promising live lore drops that’ll break the internet.