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Malay Mail
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Malay Mail
GOT7's Mark to drop solo single ‘High As You' on May 30
SEOUL, May 22 — Mark, a member of South Korean boy band GOT7, is reportedly set to return as a solo artist with a new single scheduled for release on May 30, according to his agency Transparent Arts. According to The Korea Herald, Transparent Arts said in a statement on Wednesday that the prerelease track titled High As You is an alternative pop song that highlights Mark's distinct melodic style and performance skills. The agency, which recently signed him, also manages Far East Movement, the Los Angeles-based group known as the first Asian American act to top the US Billboard chart. Mark debuted in 2014 as part of the seven-member group GOT7 and has been pursuing solo projects since 2021. He later founded an independent label called Dreamers N Achievers to support his solo activities. The upcoming release follows GOT7's recent two-day concert in Bangkok earlier this month. The event took place at Thailand's national stadium and reportedly drew a crowd of about 85,000 fans. GOT7 continues to maintain its group activities while members also explore individual projects.
Korea Herald
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
GOT7's Mark to return as solo act
Mark of GOT7 is gearing up to make a comeback as a solo singer and will release a single in advance on May 30, agency Transparent Arts said Wednesday. The prerelease titled 'High As You' is an alternative pop tune that highlights his unique sense of melody as well as performance skills, added the management company which signed with him recently. Mark debuted in 2014 as a member of the seven-piece boy band and has been forging a solo career as well since 2021. He established indie label Dreamers N Achievers and joined the agency set up by Far East Movement, the first Asian American band to claim the top spot on Billboard chart. The news comes on the heels of GOT7's two-day show in Bangkok. The seven members went live at the national stadium earlier this month drawing about 85,000 in audience.
