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Kep1er Set to Drop First Korean Full-Length Album, “Kep1going On,” in June

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Mark your calendars! Kep1er is set to release their first full-length Korean album next month.

Project girl group Kep1er will release its first Korean full-length album, “Kep1going On,” on June 3rd. “Kep1going On” marks Kep1er’s first Korean release in nine months since their fifth EP, “Magic Hour.”

A teaser image released on Tuesday, May 14th, announced that preorders for the album would begin the same day. The track list will be revealed on Thursday, May 16th, followed by the release of concept photos starting May 20th. There will be three types of concept photos: Scene version, Nous version, and Voyage version.

Additionally, on May 8th, the group released “Kep1going,” their first Japanese full-length album.

“Kep1going” includes the lead track “Straight Line” and the fan song “Don’t Lose Your Smile,” along with the group’s previous Japanese releases.

Formed in October 2021 through Mnet’s multinational idol audition show “Girls Planet 999,” the nine-member girl group debuted the following year with their first EP, “First Impact.” The group consists of Yujin, Xiaoting, Mashiro, Chaehyun, Dayeon, Hikaru, Huening Bahiyyih, Youngeun, and Yeseo.

It remains unclear if this will be Kep1er’s final album before their planned disbandment in July. Please stay tuned for more teasers as they emerge.

Source: Korea JoongAng Daily

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