When the seven-member K-pop girl group Cherry Bullet debuted back in 2019, Haeyoon, Yuju, Bora, Jiwon, Remi, Chaerin, and May immediately charmed audiences with their cheery bubblegum pop and retro-futurist synth-pop sensibilities. Cherry Wish, their second EP (not to be confused with 2021’s Cherry Rush), is in that vein—a five-track, 17-minute snack. Opener “Love in Space” is full of big electro-drum fills, production that sounds like a song by The Weeknd enhanced with jet fuel—a shout-y single ripe for a video game like Dance Dance Revolution. What follows is a family-friendly mix of teen-pop charm: cowbells and ’60s girl-group shoo-wops on “Hiccups,” sugary-sweet vocal runs on “KKa KKA,” and the cheerleading chants of closer “My Boo.”