Roora, a popular dance group of the 1990s, has banded together again after 10 years. The group is resuming its career with a charity performance in southern Seoul Wednesday afternoon.

The quartet composed of two male rappers (Lee Sang-min and Koh Young-wook) and two female vocals (Kim Ji-hyun and Chae Ri-na) debuted in 1994 with a song entitled “100th Day Meeting.” Then the group soared to stardom in the following year with “Wingless Angel.” After releasing a series of mega hits for the most of the 1990s the group members went their separate ways.

At a press conference held before the performance, Roora’s leader Lee Sang-min told the audience that they decided to regroup and release their 9th album to return the love they received from the fans over so many years, and to show that they still have what it takes to be a star. Their latest album, which has not been named yet, will be released sometime in July.