'Chart-Climbing Queen' RESCENE to Comeback with Original New Song on November 3
Girl group RESCENE has confirmed a comeback with a new album release on November 3.
According to media reports, the girl group RESCENE has confirmed their comeback by releasing a new album on November 3. This comes seven months after their digital single 'RUNAWAY' in April, and four months after the 'Pretty Girl' remake in July. This new song is a decisive move to solidify the team's unique musical color, and it is expected to be a turning point for RESCENE to leap beyond being simple rising stars to becoming a next-generation representative girl group.
This year, RESCENE proved their digital music power, with 'LOVE ATTACK' ranking 1st on the Melon August monthly chart, 'Pretty Girl' ranking 5th, and 'Déjà Vu' ranking 8th. They also grabbed six 1st place trophies on TV music programs. As of the 19th, on the Melon TOP100 chart, 'LOVE ATTACK' maintains 2nd place and 'Pretty Girl' maintains 4th place, showing strong competitiveness that is not biased toward a specific song.
Their buzzworthiness outside the stage is also high. The leader WONI's personal YouTube channel 'Annyeonghaseyo Won-iimnida Jal Butakdeurimnida' has surpassed 2.11 million subscribers, driven by the 'Geoje Yahoo' meme craze. It is evaluated that the members' teamwork became the catalyst for forming the fandom. The team's official YouTube channel has also secured 1.18 million subscribers and recorded 118 million views in the last 28 days.
Indicators on overseas platforms are also on the rise. Monthly listeners on Spotify have exceeded 2.2 million, and the total daily music plays are steadily maintaining over 670,000. Attention from the music industry is focused on what achievements RESCENE, having secured music chart results, buzzworthiness, and global indicators, will achieve through this original new song.
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