Olivia Marsh, sister of NewJeans' Daniel, will release her new single "Heaven" on the 18th, following her debut song "42."
November/13/2024 20:15
Olivia Marsh, the singer-songwriter who is the older sister of NewJeans' Daniel, will release a new song about a month after her debut song "42." MPLIFY revealed today (the 13th) that she will make a comeback with the new single "Heaven" on the 18th. Following the concept photos, various teaser contents will be released sequentially. "Heaven" is a number inspired by a dream Olivia Marsh had, where she spends happy times with a loved one. Following "42," which depicted her childhood spent in Australia and memories with her family, her new song is already attracting attention for its unique worldview. The first concept photo released shows her in a mysterious appearance dressed in a pure white dress. Yesterday, Olivia Marsh posted several photos of the sky on her Instagram, hinting at new music soon. Expectations are rising for the diverse content to be released in the future. "Heaven" is scheduled to be released at noon on the 18th through various music streaming sites.
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