Moonbyul of MAMAMOO returns with her 3rd single 'REV' and its title track 'Hertz', showcasing her energetic performance in the MV.

On the afternoon of the 14th, Hwasa from MAMAMOO headed to the MBC headquarters in Sangam-dong for the recording of MBC FM4U's 'Noon Hope Songs' with Kim Shin-young. She recently released the MV for her new song 'So Cute,' featuring adorable dance scenes with children, and achieved her fifth win on music shows with 'Popular Songs.'

MAMAMOO's Wheein has teased her upcoming single 'adagio' with two striking concept posters. The first poster evokes a cinematic feel, while the second features bold red and black colors. The title track 'The Symphony of Fxxkboys' and the song 'Truth Hurts' promise to deliver deep emotional narratives. 'adagio', meaning 'slowly and calmly', reflects her musical approach and will be released on the 16th at 6 PM on music streaming platforms.

MAMAMOO's Hwasa has made her long-awaited comeback after six months with the release of her new digital single 'So Cute.' The music video, featuring a vintage cinematic mood, depicts her spending time with children and highlights her rhythmic vocals. The dance-pop track offers a fresh charm compared to her previous work 'Good Goodbye.' Hwasa is set to perform at the 'Rock in Rio' festival in Brazil on September 11, representing K-POP as a leading diva.

MAMAMOO is set to celebrate their 12th anniversary with a major world tour starting on June 19 in Seoul. The tour will include cities across Asia and the Americas, with hints of additional locations. They plan to showcase new songs and a comprehensive live performance, reaffirming their status as K-POP icons.

MAMAMOO's Hwasa will make her comeback with the new single 'So Cute' on April 9, as announced by P NATION. This marks her return after the success of 'Good Goodbye', which achieved a perfect all-kill on music charts. A teaser video has been released, showcasing Hwasa's unique style and hinting at another hit. She will also perform at the 'Rock in Rio' festival in September.

Moonbyul from MAMAMOO has unveiled a new charm with her upcoming single 'REV', set to release on the 25th. She teased the single through vibrant images on social media, showcasing a racing concept. Known for her versatility, Moonbyul aims to expand her musical spectrum with this release, following a special concert on the 21st and 22nd in Seoul.

MAMAMOO's Solar conveys a comforting message through her new Chinese single 'Your Own Star,' released today with a music video on YouTube. The video features Solar reaching out to a lonely girl, bringing a smile to her face. The band Accusefive also appears, enhancing the emotional connection. The song explores finding one's place and meaning in the vast flow of time, capturing fans' attention with its cross-cultural collaboration.

In an interview, Park Jung-min confessed his long-time admiration for Shin Se-kyung, whom he met while filming 'Humint'. The film features a complex narrative set in Vladivostok, where Park plays a North Korean officer. He expressed excitement about their romantic scenes and reflected on his evolving career in romance films.

MAMAMOO's Moonbyul is set to make her comeback with the release of her third single 'REV' on the 25th. The agency RBW announced that the song will deliver powerful energy, fitting the meaning of 'revving up the engine.' This marks her first new music since the digital single 'S.O.S' last November. Fans can expect a dynamic performance as Moonbyul has established herself as an all-rounder artist. A logo motion for 'REV' has also been shared on MAMAMOO's official SNS, featuring a sports car silhouette and engine sounds to build anticipation.

At the 68th Grammy Awards, the song "Golden" from the Netflix film "KPOP Girls! Demon Hunters" won Best Song Written For Visual Media. The song, performed by the fictional girl group Huntr/x, achieved significant success, topping charts and garnering over a billion views on YouTube. It has inspired numerous K-POP artists to create cover versions, showcasing its global impact.