Tiffany from Girls' Generation to release new single "Summer's Not Over" on May 8, marking her first solo release in 7 years.
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Tiffany from Girls' Generation announces a new song. Today (24th), according to her agency Pacific Music Group, Tiffany will release a new digital single "Summer's Not Over" on May 8 at 6 PM through various music distribution sites. It has been about 7 years since Tiffany released a new song as a solo artist, which was "Run For Your Life" released in America in 2019. This year marks her 10th anniversary as a solo debut artist, and through the pre-release of "Summer's Not Over" ahead of her full album, she hints at the beginning of a new chapter as a solo artist. The agency introduced the new song "Summer's Not Over" as a delicate expression of the feeling of being comfortable with a loved one, like home. It conveys the wish that time spent together flows slowly, and that the warmth and excitement of that moment never ends. Tiffany debuted in the music industry in 2007 as a member of Girls' Generation under SM Entertainment. Not only in group activities, but she also made a good start as a solo artist with "I Just Wanna Dance" released in 2016. Additionally, she revealed last December that she is in a relationship with Byun Yo-han, her co-star from Disney+ "Samshik Uncle," with plans for marriage. They submitted their marriage registration on February 27. With attention on her activities after marriage, Tiffany continues to work energetically as a singer and actress. Recently, she received acclaim for her role as Roxie Hart in the musical "Chicago," and she is set to play the lead role of Yumi in the musical "Yumi's Cells," which is based on a popular webcomic of the same name.
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