"Back After 7 Months": UNCHILD Shares Excitement and Nerves, Says They Want to Enjoy the Moment with Fans [Star On-Site]

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Girl group UNCHILD shared their thoughts on returning after a seven-month hiatus.

UNCHILD held a comeback showcase at NOL Theater Hagyeong in Hagyeong-dong, Seoul, at 4 p.m. on the 5th. The group is set to release their second digital single "TiNG TiNG" through major online music platforms at 6 p.m. on the same day.

On that day, UNCHILD said, "Unlike when we debuted, we are trying to show a new side of ourselves, which brings both excitement and tension." They added, "We want to show you an even better version of ourselves. We can't wait to share our story with everyone." The group continued, "Standing on the stage we dreamed of during our trainee days makes us happy, and we are grateful for all the support we have received. We want to enjoy our activities more with our fans. When we were trainees, even when things were tough, we leaned on each other. Now that we have fans, just reading one comment from them gives us strength."

The single includes two tracks in total: the title song "TiNG TiNG" and the B-side track "Light" (TRICKY GRLS).

"TiNG TiNG" is a French house track driven by repetitive loops, strong kicks, and bass. It captures UNCHILD's bold attitude of not hesitating in the face of new signals or quests, but enjoying things their own way. Meanwhile, "Light" is a deep house track that portrays UNCHILD's unique tendency to dive deeply into anything they find interesting.

UNCHILD is a girl group under High Up Entertainment who debuted last April. The team name originates from the prefix "UN-," which signifies the opposite of "ordinary." It reflects their intention to express personalities that may seem unfamiliar or unique, without being bound by fixed frameworks, using their own energy.

Earlier, on September 2, UNCHILD drew attention when their comeback with "TiNG TiNG" was suddenly postponed. Although their agency, High Up Entertainment, immediately explained that the delay was due to "internal company matters," rumors of a breakup emerged. Eventually, High Up Entertainment issued another statement: "During our recent efforts to reorganize our internal operational system, we unavoidably encountered difficulties in proceeding with some artists' schedules and content production. In particular, we sincerely apologize for the frustration and concern you may have felt over the past month or so, as we were unable to provide sufficient news and content. We deeply apologize for causing worry due to this gap in communication."

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