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Sunmi has opened up about the creative process and inspirations behind her latest single album, ‘Heart Burn’, in a new interview with NME.On the day she announced plans to release new music, Sunmi had surprised fans with a “comeback trailer” set by the poolside. The visual sees her strumming on her bass guitar and soaking up the sun before she takes a quick dip in the pool to cool off.“The problem is, I don’t know how to swim,” Sunmi admits, reflecting on the preparations that have led up to her latest release.

Sunmi has announced the dates for her upcoming 2022 ‘Gone Girl Gone Mad’ tour of North America and Europe.Yesterday (June 29), the K-pop idol announced that she is set to go on a 15-date tour of North America and Europe later this year. Sunmi will be kickstarting the tour in Warsaw, the capital city of Poland, with a show in August, before heading to six more cities in Europe, including Paris and London.After which, she will head over the pond to North America for an eight-show run in September.

Sunmi has released a music video for ‘Heart Burn’, the title track for her single album of the same name.In the alluring visual, Sunmi travels through time and woos several lovers. All of her romantic endeavors end in heartbreak, however, as she loses all of her lovers to a fever they contract after spending a night with her.“Summer heat doesn’t cool down all night / I keep dancing with dangerous moves / Burning sunlight with a mild breeze / I love these vibes,” Sunmi sings in the second verse.

Sunmi has surprised fans with a new comeback trailer, in anticipation of new music to be released later this month.The mesmerising new teaser features shots of the K-pop idol sitting by the pool and experimenting with various chords on her bass guitar. Later, she’s seen enjoying the summer heat and taking a swim, with a groovy bass-line soundtracking the clip.According to the teaser’s description, Sunmi’s upcoming release is expected to be titled ’37℃’ with a release date of June 29 at 6pm KST.

Sunmi has shared that she could have been the one to release rookie girl group IVE’s new single, ‘Love Dive’.During a recent V Live broadcast, the singer and former Wonder Girls member listened to music and chatted with fans. At some point during the stream, Sunmi played the new IVE single and revealed that the song had initially been offered to her.In a clip archived by a fan on Twitter, Sunmi is seen singing along to the track before sharing her own history with the it.

Sunmi has opened up about her struggle with mental health, and how her recent single ‘Oh Sorry Ya’ reflects it.The K-pop idol had touched on her personal battle with mental illness on the latest episode of the Spotify: Mic Check podcast, in light of the release of her new track. Sunmi was previously revealed to have been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder in 2020, as archived by Soompi.On the latest episode of “Spotify: Mic Check,” @miyaohyeah takes us on a journey of her life—from when she left her home at 13 to when she joined (and left) Wonder Girls to when she eventually became a solo artist.

Sunmi has spoken up about her experience touring the United States with the Jonas Brothers during their 2009 world tour.The South Korean singer had reflected on the experience of touring with the Wonder Girls alongside the Jonas Brothers in the latest episode of Spotify: Mic Check podcast.On the latest episode of “Spotify: Mic Check,” @miyaohyeah takes us on a journey of her life—from when she left her home at 13 to when she joined (and left) Wonder Girls to when she eventually became a solo artist. Hear more about #SUNMI’s story: https://t.co/PnUXMNkzPF pic.twitter.com/fEHbEHk5Ax— Spotify News (@SpotifyNews) March 9, 2022The group, which at the time was completed by Sunye, Sohee, Yeeun and Yubin, had accompanied the trio on the North American leg of their tour that year as opening acts, alongside pop-rock band Honor Society and special guest Jordin Sparks.“The experience of promoting K-pop in front of a large audience on a tour with Jonas Brothers is still very precious to me,” she recalled.

Sunmi has teamed up with Spotify Singles to release a new song titled ‘Oh Sorry Ya’.Today (March 8), the idol unveiled a the song, which is available exclusively through Spotify. The song was released under the platform’s new EQUAL X Spotify Singles project, which aims to uplift female artists, in celebration of International Women’s Day.“Oh, sorry, yeah / Never knew that I’d be sorry, yeah / You threw away the night we had /And I can’t get any better than that,” she sings on the retro-inspired dance pop track.

GOT7‘s BamBam has revealed that his latest single ‘Slow Mo’ was originally an unreleased song by the boyband.The Thai K-pop idol recently sat down with Esquire Korea for a carpool interview, during which he talked about how he and the other members of GOT7 have been keeping up with each other, as they each embark on individual endeavours. He also shared that his latest single ‘Slow Mo’ had previously been recorded by GOT7 but was never released.In the video, BamBam told Esquire that unlike the other members, he doesn’t “really share [his new songs with the group] because I always want to surprise them”.

Sunmi has reunited on stage with fellow former Wonder Girls‘ member Sunye for live performance of her hit 2017 single ‘Gashina’.On the January 20 episode of tvN’s reality TV series Mom Is An Idol, the show’s cast of contestants, which include Sunye and After School‘s Kahi, were tasked to prepare a series of special performances for a segment titled the ‘BFF Concert’.For the segment, Sunye recruited her fellow ex-Wonder Girls bandmate Sunmi – the duo had been in the group together from 2017 to 2010 – for a joint performnace of the latter’s hit 2017 single ‘Gashina’.“But only you don’t know, like a fool / Are you sure you’re not crazy? / Why are you leaving the pretty me here and leaving,” the two K-pop idols harmonise on the chorus, while also performing the song’s iconic choreography.Aside from her collaboration with Sunmi, Sunye had also joined forces with JYP Entertainment head J.Y. Park for a heartfelt cover of ‘Farewell Under The Sun’, originally by Miss A’s Suzy and Bernard Park.

GOT7 member BamBam has opened up about his experience doing things on his own since making his solo debut in June.During a recent interview with Singles magazine, the Thai-born singer spoke on his first-ever solo single ‘riBBon’ and why it was his favourite. Later, he also shared his feeling on starting a career without his fellow GOT7 members and how it has shaped his experience.“It may seem typical [to pick ‘riBBon’], but I can’t help it because it’s the song I’ve grown most fond of,” BamBam said, as translated by Soompi.

GOT7 singer BamBam has confessed that he wishes to be “properly recognised” in Korea, and has chosen to focus on his Korean solo activities moving forward.In a new interview with Allure Korea, the singer reflected on the difference in reception in both Korea and his home country of Thailand, saying, “I can walk around [in Korea] with ease.” He then added, “I can’t do anything in Thailand. Not even go outside the hotel.”When asked if he thought he wasn’t successful in Korea, he responded by saying he “knows” that.