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LE SSERAFIM is returning with music that promises to be full of flavor.
The group is set to release its first single album, 'SPAGHETTI,' on the 24th at 1 PM KST. Ahead of the release, the group unveiled a highlight medley video on social media on the 21st.
The new album contains a total of two tracks: the title song 'SPAGHETTI' and the B-side track 'Pearlies (My oyster is the world).' Notably, J-Hope of BTS participated in a featured role on the title track.
'SPAGHETTI' is an alternative funk-pop track. Its addictive chorus and exciting sound are set to captivate listeners, leaving a strong impression despite the short preview.
LE SSERAFIM is slated to present a raw vocal style for the first time through 'SPAGHETTI,' which is expected to create new synergy when combined with J-Hope's stylish rap.
The B-side track, 'Pearlies (My oyster is the world),' is a disco-pop fan song. It is known to have originated from a sentiment expressed by member Huh Yunjin during their world tour back in April.
LE SSERAFIM recently concluded their first world tour, 'EASY CRAZY HOT,' which spanned 27 performances across 18 regions. They are scheduled to enter the Tokyo Dome next month for performances on the 18th and 19th.
The group will also take the stage at a Japanese year-end festival. They are set to perform at the 'COUNTDOWN JAPAN 25/26' on December 28th.
Meanwhile, LE SSERAFIM will appear on Mnet's program 'SPAGHETTI, Wrap the Earth' on the 24th at 10 PM KST, where they will participate in various segments centered around the theme of 'SPAGHETTI.'
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