Loossemble to drop third mini-album ‘TTYL’ next month

12 August, 2024

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K-pop quintet Loossemble are set to return with new music in September with their third mini-album, ‘TTYL’.

The five-piece – comprising LOONA members Hyunjin, Gowon, Vivi, Hyeju and Yeojin – announced the new release through their social media channels today (August 12) at noon KST.

Loossemble are set to drop ‘TTYL’ on September 2, according to a “timetable” teaser releases leading up to the album’s official release. Other details regarding tracklist and lead single will be announced at a later stage, per the timetable.

The upcoming release of ‘One of a Kind’ will mark Loossemble’s second release this year, after having released their sophomore EP ‘One Of A Kind’ in April earlier this year. That album spawned the title track ‘Girls’ Night’.

‘TTYL’ will arrive about a month before Loossemble are scheduled to kick start their 2024 Up_Link Station’ tour of the US in October. The K-pop idols are set to play shows in nine cities across the country such as Pittsburgh, Tacoma, San Francisco and more, before wrapping up at the end of October with a final show in Los Angeles.

The release of ‘TTYL’ will also mark their second comeback since they re-debuted as a new group in September 2023 under CTDENM. They made their debut with an eponymous mini-album, coupled with title track ‘Sensitive’. 

The quintet signed with CTDENM last year, following the end of a public contract dispute with their previous agency Blockberry Creative, involving all 12 original LOONA members. All the members were able to successful terminate their contracts with and leave the company.

Aside from Loossemble, all other LOONA members are currently active in the K-pop industry, with Chuu and Yves pursuing solo careers while HeeJin, Kim Lip, JinSoul, Choerry and Haseul have re-debuted as a separate group called ARTMS, under Jaden Jeong-led label ModHaus.

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