Singer raising a hand through stage smoke under white spotlights

New album · out now

Liquid Hours — eight songs about leaving the club at sunrise and not wanting to go home. Mixed in Seoul, mastered in London.

CHROMA

Next show Seoul · Oct 24 Liquid Hours World Tour — 13 cities Presale opens Fri 10:00 KST
Liquid Hours album artwork: a figure rising out of pink smoke Liquid
Hours

LP · 8 tracks · 30 min

Liquid
Hours

  1. Liquid Hours3:41
  2. Glasswing3:12
  3. Static Bloom4:05
  4. Mercury Kiss2:58
  5. Afterimage3:37
  6. Halo Drive4:22
  7. Soft Machine3:09
  8. Silver Lining Loop5:16

Liquid Hours World Tour

On the road

All 13 dates →
  • 24Oct 2026

    Seoul
    YES24 Live Hall
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  • 27Oct 2026

    Tokyo
    Zepp Shinjuku
  • 30Oct 2026

    Osaka
    Umeda Club Quattro
  • 03Nov 2026

    Taipei
    Legacy Taipei
    Low ticketsTickets
  • 14Nov 2026

    London
    Electric Brixton
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Official video

Static Bloom

Shot in one take inside a decommissioned Seoul arcade. Directed by Han Yeri.

Band on stage under blue and violet lights, still from the Static Bloom video
Static Bloom (Official Video)4:05

Live

Seen from the pit

Crowd silhouettes facing a pink-lit stage
Fans singing along in the front row
Purple festival lights over raised hands

About

Two cities,
one signal

CHROMA is Mira Sol (vocals, synths) and Dex Hale (production, guitar). They met trading voice memos between Seoul and London in 2021 and released their first single without ever being in the same room.

Three records later, their shows are known for mirror-ball lasers, a chrome-plated drum kit and a closing singalong that runs long past curfew.

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“Pop music that sounds like it was polished by hand under neon.”

— NME

“Liquid Hours is the most fun you’ll have crying on a dancefloor this year.”

— Pitchfork, 8.1

“The live show is a sensory overload in the best way.”

— The Line of Best Fit

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