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The K-pop girl group Cosmic Girls unveiled their debut album Thursday.
The 12-member group of nine Korean and three Chinese members released its first album “Would You Like?” at noon on major Korean music streaming sites. The album has five songs, including the title track “MoMoMo,” as well as “Catch Me,” “Take My Breath” and “Tick Tock.”
“The girl group has been generating a lot of buzz in the K-pop industry, under the wings of Starship’s winning strategies and China’s largest talent agency Yuehua,” Starship Entertainment said in a press release.
The 12-member group of nine Korean and three Chinese members released its first album “Would You Like?” at noon on major Korean music streaming sites. The album has five songs, including the title track “MoMoMo,” as well as “Catch Me,” “Take My Breath” and “Tick Tock.”
“The girl group has been generating a lot of buzz in the K-pop industry, under the wings of Starship’s winning strategies and China’s largest talent agency Yuehua,” Starship Entertainment said in a press release.
Following the album’s release, the girl group was to perform on “M Countdown,” a music show that airs on Mnet at 6 p.m.
Yuehua Entertainment, based in Beijing, is an entertainment agency representing stars including former Super Junior member Han Kyung (Han Geng) and Zhou Bichang.
It has also forged business partnerships with several agencies overseas, and has the K-pop girl group After School and boy band NU’EST on its current roster. (Yonhap News)
