Tiffany from Girls' Generation returns with a special single 'Summer's Not Over' to celebrate her 10th anniversary as a solo artist.
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Tiffany from Girls' Generation has returned with a special single to commemorate her 10th anniversary of solo debut. The pre-released single 'Summer's Not Over,' filled with Tiffany's sensibility, was released today (8th) at 6 PM through various music distribution sites, and the music video was also unveiled at the same time. The released video begins with a scene scattered with sparkling glass objects accompanied by the gentle sound of waves, creating a mysterious atmosphere. In particular, Tiffany appears in a lace outfit adorned with pearls and a wet-looking styling, captivating attention with visuals reminiscent of a mermaid's scales and fins. She creates an atmosphere by sitting on a black piano and leaning against the stairs of an antique space. Standing by the window, gazing at the outside view, her figure suggests a story that transcends the boundary between underwater and reality, leaving a deep aftertaste when combined with the silhouette of her walking alone on a sandy beach bathed in sunset. The title track features the same lyrics 'summer's not over,' captured in Tiffany's deep vocals. The new song 'Summer's Not Over' is a pre-released single ahead of her full album, infused with emotions that make moments spent with loved ones feel as comfortable as home. Completed as a mid-tempo pop track harmonizing warm synths and light electronic sounds, it showcases Tiffany's further maturity as a solo artist. Given that Tiffany recently married actor Byun Yo-han and has built a family, it is believed that this new song contains her feelings about change. Tiffany debuted as a member of Girls' Generation in 2007 and began her first solo activities in 2016, and through this new song, she reaches a new turning point that condenses the ten years she has accumulated as a solo artist.
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Tiffany, a member of Girls' Generation, will release her new digital single "Summer's Not Over" on May 8, her first solo work in 7 years. This release precedes her full album and celebrates her 10th anniversary as a solo artist. The song expresses the warmth of love and the desire for cherished moments to last forever.
