Dreamcatcher to release full-length album in April
nme.comDreamcatcher are set to make a comeback later this year with a brand-new full-length album.The girl group’s agency Dreamcatcher Company announced In a statement to South Korean press that the group are currently preparing to release new music in April.
Further details, such as a concept or a definite release date for the album, are expected to be released in the coming weeks.“Dreamcatcher is currently in the midst of preparing a new full-length album, with the goal of a comeback in early April,” a representative from the agency confirmed, as translated by Soompi. “They have already completed recording [for the album].”Dreamcatcher’s upcoming release comes nine months after their ‘Summer Holiday’ special album.
In a four-star review of their latest record, NME praised the mini-album’s “varied, atypical selection of songs and genres”, and for proving that “there’s more than enough room for grittier, hard-hitting music in K-pop during the typically buoyant summer season.” In other K-pop news, JYP Entertainment‘s new girl group NMIXX have made their debut with a head-spinning music video for ‘O.O’.
The song is the title track of NMIXX’s debut single album ‘Ad Mare’, which dropped at the same time.Notably, ‘O.O’ was composed and arranged by a roster of hitmakers from South Korean music production studio THE HUB, best known for working with MAMAMOO’s Wheein, ENHYPEN, Ha Sung-woon and more.
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