INFINITE takes over ringtone music chart in Japan with fourth single

Korean boy band INFINITE [Woollim Entertainment]

Korean boy band INFINITE took over a music chart in Japan with their fourth single on the day of its release last week.

As of April 13, the K-pop category of music.jp's mobile music daily chart showed that the two songs in the single including "Nothing's Over" and "Hysterie" came in at No. 1 and 2, respectively, making it the boys' fourth time to place in the top spot of the music chart.

They had previously topped the same music chart with their Japan debut single "TO-RA-WA," the boys’ Korean song “Come Back Again” whose title was changed for its release in Japan, as well as their second and third singles "She's Back" and "BTD (Before the Dawn)."

Last year, INFINITE signed with CCC, a subsidiary company of Japan's Tsutaya Records, to host promotional events for the group through television, newspaper, magazine and the radio.

The group, originally scheduled to make their debut in Japan in April, has pushed back their official debut in the country due to the earthquake and tsunami that hit several cities and towns in Japan on March 11. They have yet to set a new date on their debut.

INFINITE -- composed of members Sung-kyu, Hoya, Woo-hyun, Dong-woo, Sung-yeol, Sung-jong and L -- have been promoting the title track "Nothing's Over" on various televised music programs and entertainment shows.

The seven-member boy band will perform at a charity concert in Thailand on April 21 with other K-pop artists including 2PM, Park Jung-min, Kim Hyung-jun and U-Kiss.

Korean boy band INFINITE's fourth single on Japan's music.jp's daily chart [Woollim Entertainment]

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