”New Jeans” releases new bouncy hip-hop song ”How Sweet”!

'New Jeans' (Minji, Hani, Daniel, Haerin and Haein) released a bouncy hip-hop style music.

　On the 20th, their agency ADOR announced the music distribution and music video release schedule for 'New Jeans' new double single 'How Sweet' through the fan interaction app 'Phoning', and revealed the atmosphere of the title track of the same name as the album as a surprise.

　'How Sweet' is a sparkling song with an exciting electro sound based on Miami bass.

　The members of 'New Jeans' appeared on the YouTube channel 'Halmyonth' on the 17th and said that 'How Sweet' is "hip-hop that we have never shown before" and that "you can expect a new look from us".

　The double single 'How Sweet' contains a total of four tracks, including the title track of the same name, the track 'Bubble Gum' and a performance track (Instrumental) for each track. The single will be distributed at 1pm on 24 April and the music video for the title track 'How Sweet' will be released at 4pm on the same day.

　ADOR said, "We recommend that you fully enjoy the music first and then watch the music video," and added, "After watching the music video, please enjoy the new music and performance together until the first music programme (Music Bank) that immediately follows.

　'New Jeans' has taken the step of appealing to the public through music and content alone by releasing the full version of the music video for the song 'Bubble Gum' first. As a result, the music video was well received for its refreshing visual beauty and caused a stir by ranking first in the YouTube Korean weekly popular music video category for two consecutive weeks.

　Ahead of their comeback, 'New Jeans' will appear on 'Korea on Stage' on KBS 2TV on the same day, becoming the first K-pop girl group to perform on a special stage at Gyeongbok Palace's Gyeongbokjeongjeon, where member Daniel will be the sole presenter.

　In addition, 'New Jeans' will make their official debut in Japan on 21st June following their comeback in South Korea. Their Japanese debut single 'Supernatural' contains a total of four songs, including the title track of the same name, the recorded track 'Right Now' and a performance of each song. Tickets for the two-day fan meeting eve held at Tokyo Dome on the 26th-27th June were sold out. Showing their overwhelming popularity.