K-Pop girl-group GIRLSET returns with a new vibe; launch debut single 'Commas'
After lawsuits and members exiting from group, GIRLSET, once called VCHA, has pulled off a massive rebrand, launching with their debut single 'Commas' after the switch. The buzz started on social media on the 7th, and trust me, it's got everyone talking.
GIRLSET went from six members to four following some lineup shifts - one took a break for health reasons back in March last year, and another split amicably in December.
Sneak Peek
In the promo shots posted online, the members are serving serious intensity in black-and-red outfits. And the video snippet? It teases the title track with a chill, airy feel that's ideal for beating the summer heat.
Adding to the excitement, top American producers Tommy Brown and Theron Thomas- the same folks behind hits for
Justin Bieber
and Doja Cat- also jumped in.
This mash-up fuses K-pop's high energy with worldwide pop flair, making it a total earworm.
What to Expect Next
Their agency is buzzing with energy, teasing a bright road ahead filled with varied projects and a focus on their international adventures. "Keep an eye on GIRLSET's worldwide steps," they urged - and with the massive K-pop community out there, it hits close to home for fans everywhere. The single lands on the 29th at 1 PM, so set those reminders and get ready to stream!
Diving deeper into the trends, K-pop's grip on young crowds is only tightening, with streaming stats soaring. As per reports, global K-pop streams jumped 25% year-over-year, highlighting how the genre's blending of styles is winning hearts everywhere. While we don't have sales data for this drop yet, looking at similar comebacks, it's poised to climb up the charts and maybe even inspire some fan covers.
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