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PLAVE to release collaboration single 'Flame' with milet on September 3

Virtual idol group PLAVE will release a Japanese original collaboration single titled 'Flame (feat. milet)' on September 3.

PLAVE to release collaboration single 'Flame' with milet on September 3
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Virtual idol group PLAVE will present a collaboration song with Japanese singer-songwriter milet. The digital single 'Flame (feat. milet)' will be released through various music streaming sites on September 3 at 6 PM.

PLAVE raised expectations for the new song by posting a "coming soon" teaser on their official SNS on the 27th. The released image depicts PLAVE drawn in a Japanese anime style, wearing soccer uniforms against a blue background.

This new song is a Japanese original track, released approximately one year and two months after PLAVE presented their Japanese debut single 'Kakurenbo (かくれんぼ)' last June. It holds additional significance as a collaboration track where they work with a Japanese artist for the first time.

milet is a singer-songwriter who has been loved by global music fans, including those in Japan, for her unique vocal color and delicate expression since her major debut in 2019. PLAVE shared opinions with milet from the song production stage, with milet participating in the lyrics and PLAVE participating in the composition.

Meanwhile, PLAVE will hold a concert at the Incheon Munhak Stadium Main Stadium on September 12 and 13, opening the door to their first debut world tour 'Keep It Manic'.

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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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