ENHYPEN Members: Six Names and Where to Start
ENHYPEN currently has six members: JUNGWON, JAY, JAKE, SUNGHOON, SUNOO and NI-KI. For a first listen, start with “Bloody Paradise” from THE SIN : BLISS, then choose the official performance video or an English version according to what you want to explore.
This guide connects the current member list to the latest mini album listed by BELIFT LAB. It also separates releases that can look almost identical in a search: the original song, member remixes, the English version and the Luísa Sonza collaboration.
By Kpop From Seoul · Official profiles, release notices and media checked October 11, 2026 (KST). The photographs below are clearly dated archival images.
Meet the six members · Watch the official videos · Choose a version
Who are ENHYPEN's current members?
BELIFT LAB's current official profile lists these six stage names:
- JUNGWON
- JAY
- JAKE
- SUNGHOON
- SUNOO
- NI-KI
The same profile identifies ENHYPEN as a multinational boy group under BELIFT LAB, formed through the television project I-LAND, with a November 30, 2020 debut. Use its named portraits alongside the performance video below when learning faces. Hair colour and styling can change between releases.
Why do older guides and videos show seven members? They can document the earlier lineup, which included HEESEUNG. In its official activities notice, BELIFT LAB announced his departure and the group's continuation with six members. An old video remains part of the catalogue; its cast is not evidence of the current roster.
ENGENE is the official fan-club name. BELIFT's explanation connects it with an engine that helps the group move forward and shared “genes” linking fans and artists. Knowing the name makes official notices easier to follow; listening to the music is a good first step.
Start with the latest mini album's official videos
At this check, BELIFT's discography lists THE SIN : BLISS as ENHYPEN's latest mini album. The release notice dates the eighth mini album to August 21, 2026, at 1 pm KST. It is already released, rather than an upcoming preorder announcement.
The official album introduction names “Bloody Paradise” as the lead single and describes BLISS as the second chapter of the THE SIN series. Its fictional vampire romance follows lovers facing danger while treating their time together as a blessing. That background gives the video context without requiring a new listener to study the whole story first.
For the song and its visual story: Official MV
Our suggested first stop is the main music video. It introduces the current release in the form presented by the label. Afterward, decide whether your next interest is the performance, the English recording or the album's wider story.
Watch “Bloody Paradise” — Official MV on YouTube · Matched to ENHYPEN's official Weverse media post.
For choreography and member recognition: Official Performance MV
Choose the performance video when you want another view of the same song, with performance as the focus. Keep the current profile open to match names and faces. This is a separate official upload, not a different English recording.
Watch “Bloody Paradise” — Official Performance MV on YouTube · Matched to ENHYPEN's official Weverse media post.
Which “Bloody Paradise” version should you choose?
The useful distinction is the full track or release title, rather than the cover image alone. This comparison combines the August 24 remix-release notice with the August 26 collaboration notice. The listening routes are our editorial suggestions.
| What you see | What it is and when to choose it |
|---|---|
| Original “Bloody Paradise” August 21, 2026 album release | The album's lead single. Start with the official MV above for a reference before comparing alternate recordings. |
| Member remix releases August 24, 2026 | Six member-named versions. The notice describes remixes and Voice Notes in which members introduce their versions' genres and listening points. Use those introductions when exploring a particular remix. |
| “Bloody Paradise (English Ver.)” Included in the August 24 release | An English recording listed alongside the remixes. Listen to the official English-version audio when English is your preferred entry point. |
| “Bloody Paradise (English Ver.) (Feat. Luísa Sonza)” August 26, 2026 | A separately announced collaboration with Brazilian singer Luísa Sonza. Listen to its official audio to compare the featured recording with the earlier English version. |
A member name on a remix package does not mean every track is a solo vocal recording. For example, the official English audio can appear under a member-version package. Read the track title separately from the package title; a Voice Note is an introduction, while the song and its remix are listening tracks.
For a short introduction to ENHYPEN, one main MV and one follow-up are enough to begin: choose the performance upload to learn faces and choreography, or the English audio to explore the song in English. If the fictional storyline interests you, follow the label's album introduction into THE SIN : VANISH, the preceding chapter. This is a suggested route, not a ranking of the members or releases.
If you move from listening to collecting, our album-version guide explains physical formats, and our Weverse US and Billboard guide explains why an exact edition's current notice matters. Find other artists and practical guides at Start Here, or return to Kpop From Seoul.
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