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Solar to debut new song during first solo busking in Sinchon

Mamamoo's Solar will hold her first solo busking performance to celebrate the release of her new single, "To My Twenties (Harmonica: Harim)," at Hyundai Department Store Sinchon U-PLEX.

Solar to debut new song during first solo busking in Sinchon
▲ Solar's first solo busking in Sinchon (Photo= RBW)

Mamamoo's Solar will perform at Star Plaza in Seoul on the 6th at 6:00 PM to celebrate her upcoming single, "To My Twenties (Harmonica: Harim)." This event marks her first solo busking performance since her debut and features the first live performance of the song ahead of its release on the 12th.

Mamamoo's Solar will hold her first solo busking performance since her debut.

On the 6th at 6:00 PM, Solar will take the stage at Star Plaza in front of the main entrance of Hyundai Department Store Sinchon U-PLEX in Seoul to celebrate the release of her new song, "To My Twenties (Harmonica: Harim)."

This marks the first time Solar will conduct a busking performance as a solo artist.

She plans to meet with the audience at the outdoor venue to perform songs and share stories closely with them.

During this performance, she will provide the first live performance of "To My Twenties (Harmonica: Harim)," which is scheduled for release on the 12th. The song contains themes of looking back on one's twenties and offering comfort, and Solar intends to perform it for the audience gathered on-site before the official digital release. This single is her first solo single released in Korea in approximately one year and seven months since her second single, "WANT," was released last April, and singer-songwriter Harim participated as a harmonica player.

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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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