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Red Velvet - Ice Cream Cake (2015)


Red Velvet - Ice Cream Cake (2015)

Ice Cream Cake is the first mini album by Red Velvet. It was released on March 17, 2015 with "Ice Cream Cake" and "Automatic" serving as the album's double title tracks.
The music video for "Automatic" was pre-released on March 14.

The album marks their first release as a five-member group after Yeri was introduced as their newest member on March 11

Ice Cream Cake
Automatic
Somethin Kinda Crazy
Stupid Cupid
Take It Slow
Candy (사탕)

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