Hwasa of MAMAMOO is making a comeback with her new song 'Good Goodbye,' set to release on October 15, following her successful activities.
October/2/2025 14:37
Hwasa of MAMAMOO is making a comeback. Her agency P NATION released a teaser video yesterday (the 1st) announcing the release of her new song 'Good Goodbye.' The teaser video features her sitting on a sandy beach. Leaning against a miniature house, Hwasa exudes a bittersweet and lyrical atmosphere, raising expectations for 'Good Goodbye.' Announcing her long-awaited comeback since the release of her 2nd mini-album 'O' last September, Hwasa will showcase even deeper music through this new song. After radiating energetic charm with the addictive title track 'NA,' anticipation is high for how she will captivate listeners with her music this autumn. This year, she has continued her unique path with diverse activities. Through KBS 2TV's 'I Am a Singer - Mallorca Edition,' she reaffirmed her unique singing voice, technique, and vocal ability. During her North American tour held in numerous cities, she showcased her global influence while communicating with local fans. Thus, Hwasa stands out as an irreplaceable solo artist in various fields, including music, shows, and performances. Having produced numerous hit songs and developed a clear genre, attention is focused on her comeback. Hwasa's new song 'Good Goodbye' will be released on October 15 at 6 PM through various music streaming sites.
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