Chrome Entertainment's boy group K-Much are back with a dramatically different sound! K-Much debuted with the single "Good To Go" in January of last year. The song was an upbeat dance track that certified their place in the K-pop music scene as Crayon Pop's brother group.

"Fish in a Fishbowl" has a completely different vibe. The members concentrate on showcasing their amazing vocal talents in the slow ballad. The song is about a man who is being played and manipulated by the woman he loves. He feels like a trapped fish, a helpless pet at her mercy. The lyrics state, "Imma be your man, I'm like a dog without its owner. I have too much grief to go to you. Why did I see you as a river? When I can't even fill you up in an ocean..."

In the black and white music video, former Hello Venus member Yoo Ara stars as the female lead. The plots revolves around a group of assassins and a forbidden love.

Prior to the release of the new ballad, the group had teased their upcoming album with the digital single "December 24." The song was composed by Kim Chang Rak, who is known for his drama soundtrack contributions and work with rock band MC The Max. The song was a soft, refreshing single and the music video also starred Ara.

Check out "Fish in a Fishbowl" below!

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