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HYBE’s J-Pop Boy Group aoen to Release New Song “Seishun Incredibles” on October 15

HYBE’s J-Pop Boy Group aoen to Release New Song “Seishun Incredibles” on October 15

HYBE’s music group YX Labels’ J-Pop boy group aoen will release its new digital single “Seishun Incredibles” on October 15. This marks their comeback approximately four months after releasing their debut single “The Blue Sun” in June. The seven-member group, neo (Wooju, Ruka, Hikaru, Sota, Kyosuke, Gaku, Leo), was formed through Nippon TV’s audition program “Ookoen-HIGH ~Kumoi START LINE~” broadcast from February to April. They achieved immediate success by topping the Oricon “Daily Single Ranking” on June 15 and receiving a “Gold” certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan following their debut. This new release is themed around moments of youth and the excitement of first love. The title track, “Seishun Incredibles,” captures the palpitations of first love and genuine emotions through realistic lyrics and a lively rock sound. Jeff Miyahara, who has collaborated with numerous J-Pop musicians, served as producer to enhance the track’s quality. The B-side track, “MXMM,” is an addictive love song featuring humorous lyrics contrasted with intense music; it will also be used as the theme song for the drama “Oishii Rikon to Dokemasu” airing on CTV, a Nippon TV network, on October 1. Another B-side track, “Cough Syrup,” is a reimagined version of the final song from the audition program that introduced aoen, now in a seven-member format, reflecting the group’s growth. aoen stated, “This new release contains moments of youth and first love that many people have experienced, so we believe many listeners will be able to relate to it. We hope fans can feel both our passion and our new charms.”

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