T-ARA is finally making their first comeback after four years with a new single in collaboration with Dingo!
Keep on reading to know more.
T-ARA to Make Highly-Awaited Comeback After Four Years with New Single
Back in October, the four members of T-ARA had hinted at the group's possible comeback after simultaneously sharing the same poster and caption, "Coming soon," on their respective Instagram accounts.
On November 8 KST, media company Dingo released two teaser photos of T-ARA on their social media accounts, confirming the group's first highly-awaited comeback in collaboration with the media company in four years!
In one of the photos, T-ARA members Qri, Eunjung, Hyomin, and Jiyeon can be seen wearing outfits reminiscent of cowgirls as they face away from the camera.
In another teaser photo, the members showcase a completely different look in an all-black ensemble and their beautiful visuals, creating a sexy and elegant atmosphere.
With the two teaser photos having contrasting concepts, many are curious to know what kind of music T-ARA and Dingo will be releasing.
According to Dingo, T-ARA's upcoming single album will be co-produced by the former and will be released this coming November 15 at 6pm KST, and will be made available on various music platforms.
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This will also mark the first release of T-ARA in four years, following the release of their ninth mini-album "What's My Name?" back in June 2017.
In addition, it is said that composers Jo Young Soo and Ahn Young Min, who are recognized as hit song makers, have worked on T-ARA's upcoming album together.
Meanwhile, launched back in October 2015, Dingo has established itself as a top content and media channel, and has collaborated with numerous K-Pop stars, actors, and actresses for their series such as "Killing Voice," "Sero Live," and more.
T-ARA's Latest Release
Back in June 2017, T-ARA released their mini-album "What's My Name?" which features a total of nine tracks.
Originally, former members, Soyeon and Boram were supposed to participate in the album prior to their contract expiration with MBK Entertainment. However, as the release of the album was delayed, Soyeon and Boram weren't able to work on the album.
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"What's My Name?" also marked the first time T-ARA received a music show win, after not having won any awards for five years following the group's bullying controversy, which came to an end in the same year.
As the album was supposedly their last release as a group, the four members went on to pursue solo careers for the past four years and reunited back in 2020 and July 2021 for group appearances.
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Written by Robyn Joan
