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IVE Reveals New Mini Album Tracklist... Featuring a Total of Six Songs

IVE is accelerating their comeback preparations by revealing the tracklist for their new mini album. The album, titled 'Looks Can Kill', will be released on the 26th.

IVE Reveals New Mini Album Tracklist... Featuring a Total of Six Songs
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IVE is accelerating their comeback preparations by revealing the tracklist for their new mini album.

On the 4th, their agency Starship Entertainment revealed the tracklist for the new mini album 'Looks Can Kill', to be released on the 26th, through official SNS.

This album contains a total of six songs, including the title track 'Looks Can Kill', as well as 'Mirror Mirror', 'SNAKESKIN', 'CRUMBS', 'Girls Girls Girls', and 'Glow Motion'.

The members' participation is also notable. REI took part in writing the lyrics for the title track 'Looks Can Kill', while GAEUL and LIZ are credited with writing the lyrics for the track 'CRUMBS'. Gaeko, Seo Ji-eum, and Lil Cherry participated in writing the lyrics for the title track, and Omega Sapien lent their strength to 'CRUMBS'.

For 'Glow Motion', global pop artist Zara Larsson and Margo XS and Cecile Believe, who participated in the work for 'Midnight Sun', have joined. The album concept is 'Another Ego' based on 'girl hero'. IVE will first showcase the title track 'Looks Can Kill' on the 19th, followed by the official release of the new mini album on the 26th.

Translated from the Korean original with AI. The Korean article was itself written with AI assistance. Read the original (Korean)

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Jung Se-yeon
KSW Journal · Reporter

Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.

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