Olivia Marsh reveals debut single "42" on October 16, sharing nostalgic intro video featuring her childhood and family moments.
October/9/2024 17:00
Singer-songwriter Olivia Marsh revealed her debut date and single title in an intro video. Today (9th) at noon, Olivia Marsh announced through her official YouTube channel that her debut single "42" will be released on October 16. The intro video released before her debut features childhood Olivia Marsh celebrating her birthday with family. Her young self blowing out birthday candles and the family capturing the moment reminded everyone of happy past memories. The latter half of the intro video for the debut single "42" includes gentle piano sounds and glimpses of Olivia Marsh's memories, attracting attention. At the end of the video, when asked, "What's your name?", she shyly replied, "Olivia". This left a deep impression while heightening curiosity about her debut single "42". By announcing her debut date in the title video, she became the first artist to debut from the new global label MPLIFY recently established by Warner Music Korea, and she has already confirmed her participation in the music festival "SXSW Sydney" before her debut, hinting at active activities.
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