Song Ga-in to make a comeback on July 2, bringing Brazilian house trot [Official]

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Singer Song Ga-in will present a midsummer festival with a new song filled with hope and comfort.

On the 15th, Song Ga-in announced her comeback on July 2 by releasing a teaser image for her new song "What If It's Not a Flower (Plantain)" through her official SNS.

The released image shows Song Ga-in in a white dress walking along a path where flowers bloom, with warm sunlight pouring through a lush forest path. The fresh vitality and warm warmth brought by nature are combined to visually express the message of hope the new song will convey.

The new single "What If It's Not a Flower" is a song for those who endure the weight of life and live each day silently, just as plantain takes root even in barren land and blooms again even when stepped on. Based on Brazilian Festival House sound, it is completed as an HYBE-led dance genre that combines samba house rhythm and trot sensibility, and is expected to convey positive energy to listeners with its cheerful rhythm and hopeful message.

Along with the comeback announcement, Song Ga-in also shared news of pre-orders for the new single. The released package image includes a variety of items such as a gatefold card, CD, photo card, bookmark, seal sticker, and stationery set, and its collectible value is enhanced with an emotional design inspired by plantain and wildflowers.

Previously, Song Ga-in set a record for the highest first-week sales among female trot singers with her fourth full album "Ga-in; Moon" and wrote new history in the music industry, such as having the song "Be Ga-in" included in the first music textbook for trot. Song Ga-in, who has continued diverse genre experiments from trot ballads to dance trot, is now set to combine Brazilian festival house with trot, drawing attention to what kind of music she will present.

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