The discography of the South Korean girl group April consists of seven extended plays, four single albums, and eleven singles. APRIL was formed by DSP Media in 2015, and is currently composed of six members: Chaekyung, Chaewon, Naeun, Yena, Rachel and Jinsol.
The group's debut extended play, Dreaming was released on August 24, 2015 along with the lead single, "Dream Candy" . The group made its Japanese debut on April 25, 2018, with the Japanese version of their 2016 single "Tinkerbell".
Albums Single albums + List of single albums, with selected details, chart positions, and sales Title Album details Peak chart positions SalesKORPeak positions on the Gaon Album Chart: Boing Boing Released: November 25, 2015 Label: DSP Media Formats: CD, digital download 13KOR: 3,803 Snowman Released: December 21, 2015 Label: DSP Media Formats: CD, digital download 14KOR: 3,483Cumulative Gaon sales references for Snowman: MaydayReleased: May 29, 2017 Label: DSP Media Formats: CD, digital download 9 KOR: 7,250 Hello SummerReleased: July 29, 2020 Label: DSP Media Formats: CD, digital download 6 KOR: 14,408
Extended plays + List of extended plays, with selected details, chart positions, and sales Title Album details Peak chart positions SalesKOR Dreaming Released: August 24, 2015 Label: DSP Media Format: CD, digital download 8KOR: 2,542 SpringReleased: April 27, 2016 Label: DSP Media Format: CD, digital download 12KOR: 4,919 PreludeReleased: January 3, 2017 Label: DSP Media Format: CD, digital download 14 KOR: 8,086 EternityReleased: September 20, 2017 Label: DSP Media Format: CD, digital download 7 KOR: 7,398 The BlueReleased: March 12, 2018 Label: DSP Media Format: CD, digital download 11 KOR: 7,162 The RubyReleased: October 16, 2018 Label: DSP Media Format: CD, digital download 10 KOR: 7,070 Da CapoReleased: April 22, 2020 Label: DSP Media Format: CD, digital download 5 KOR: 12,104
Singles
+ List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released, sales, and album name Title Year Peak chart positions Sales AlbumKORPeak positions on the Gaon Digital Chart:
KORHot The Kpop Hot 100 was discontinued beginning with the July 16, 2014 issue date. On the issue dated May 29 – June 4, 2017, the chart was re-established.
JPNJPNHotPeak positions for April's singles on Billboard Japan Hot 100: "Dream Candy" 2015 77 rowspan="5" — — KOR: 51,402Cumulative Sales for "Dream Candy":
Dreaming "Muah!" 134 — — KOR: 14,055 Boing Boing "Snowman" 140 — — KOR: 12,226 Snowman "Tinker Bell" 2016 136 29 90 KOR: 24,893Cumulative Sales for "Tinkerbell": JPN: 3,438 Cumulative Sales for "Tinker Bell (Japanese version)":Spring "April Story" 2017 62 — — KOR: 62,943Prelude "Mayday" — 97 — —KOR: 18,903Mayday "Take My Hand" — — — — KOR: 16,517 Eternity "The Blue Bird" 2018 — — — — rowspan="2" The Blue "Oh! My Mistake" — — — — The Ruby"Oh-E-Oh" 2019 — — 20 —JPN: 2,508 "Lalalilala" 2020 40 17 — — rowspan="2" Da Capo"Now or Never" 117 69 — — Hello Summer "—" denotes releases that did not chart or were not released in that region.
Promotional singles Title Year Album "The Love of Fingertips" 2016 rowspan="2" "So You" 2017
Soundtrack appearances Title Year Album "I Like You" 2018 Dear My Room OST "Magic Dream" 2019 My Strange Hero OST "Feeling" Extraordinary You OST "Crazy" 2020 Backstreet Rookie OST "Falling In Love" Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol OST
Other album appearances Title Year Album "Love with Me!" 2020 KB Digital Compilation : EASY SOUND
Other charted songs Title Year Peak chart positions SalesAlbumKOR
"M.F.B.F." 2016 — KOR: 3,069+Spring
Videography
Music videos Title Year Director(s) Ref. Korean "Dream Candy"2015 Oroshi (Digipedi) "Muah!"Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) "Snowman" "Tinkerbell" 2016 "April Story" 2017 Kim Young-jo & Yoo Seung-woo (Naive Creative Production) "Lovesick" Park Jin-young "Mayday" Kim Young-jo & Yoo Seung-woo (Naive Creative Production) "Take My Hand" Hong Won-ki (Zanybros) "The Blue Bird"2018 Kim Young-jo & Yoo Seung-woo (Naive Creative Production) "Oh! My Mistake" Jimmy (VIA) "LALALILALA"2020 "Love with Me!" "Now or Never" Japanese "Tinkerbell" 2018 Daesung Media "Oh-e-Oh" 2019 Kim Young-jin
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