Former IZ*ONE member Kwon Eun Bi will return on Sept. 3 with her new digital single “DEJAVU,” her first release since joining RBW.
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Former IZ*ONE member Kwon Eun Bi, known as the “WATERBOMB goddess,” has officially announced that she will make a comeback on September 3. Her agency RBW said on the 21st, “Kwon Eun Bi revealed the logo motion for her new digital single ‘DEJAVU’ through official social media and announced that she will make a comeback on September 3.” In the video released this time, the logo for Kwon Eun Bi’s new single “DEJAVU” is shown against a background of a blue sky and slowly flowing clouds. The video has a clear, refreshing feel, and anticipation is rising for what kind of music Kwon Eun Bi will deliver through “DEJAVU.” Kwon Eun Bi will reunite with fans through a new song for the first time in about 1 year and 4 months since “Hello Stranger,” released last April. In particular, since this single will be the first new song she releases after transferring to RBW, attention is focused on what kind of music she will present.
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