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Kiss of Life races back for summer with 'Sweat'
KR⚽ Sports6 hr. ago

Kiss of Life races back for summer with 'Sweat'

Kiss of Life, a South Korean girl group, has released their third single titled 'Sweat,' marking their swift return with a new summer-themed track. The group, known as K-pop's 'summer queens,' strategically accelerated their preparation to align with the summer season, which has been central to their musical identity. Their previous hits like 'Sticky' and 'Shhh' were released in summer, contributing to their success and establishing their association with the season. 'Sweat' blends Afro-house and Latin pop elements, reflecting the group's performance style and incorporating themes of perseverance and embracing imperfection. The song's title and lyrics draw inspiration from the group's journey, emphasizing resilience and authenticity. The accompanying music video features choreography that embodies the carefree spirit of summer, while the B-side track 'What!' offers a more energetic, festival-ready sound.

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The Korea Herald logoThe Korea HeraldIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
Kiss of Life races back for summer with 'Sweat'

Kiss of Life, a South Korean girl group, has released their third single titled 'Sweat,' marking their swift return with a new summer-themed track. The group, known as K-pop's 'summer queens,' strategically accelerated their preparation to align with the summer season, which has been central to their musical identity. Their previous hits like 'Sticky' and 'Shhh' were released in summer, contributing to their success and establishing their association with the season. 'Sweat' blends Afro-house and Latin pop elements, reflecting the group's performance style and incorporating themes of perseverance and embracing imperfection. The song's title and lyrics draw inspiration from the group's journey, emphasizing resilience and authenticity. The accompanying music video features choreography that embodies the carefree spirit of summer, while the B-side track 'What!' offers a more energetic, festival-ready sound.

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