KISS OF LIFE are prepared for the summer time in music video for ‘Sticky’

Ok-pop woman group KISS OF LIFE have launched a music video for his or her new single ‘Sticky’.

The clip for ‘Sticky’, edited to seem like a one-shot music video, follows KISS OF LIFE round a park and a close-by film theatre as they sing and dance alongside to the upbeat new monitor.

“How lengthy earlier than we fall in love? / How lengthy till we fall in love? / Oh, dive into our ocean, simply the 2 of us / This one way or the other unusual feeling melts away / Sticky, sticky, sticky sticky,” they sing on the refrain.

Talking in regards to the track to Korea JoongAng Each day, KISS OF LIFE’s Julie stated that “refreshing ideas are normally related to being pure and harmless, however they don’t need to be like that”, including that their new single is “about us being brighter and completely happy”.

“We're saying that sizzling women can even pull off a refreshing idea. We're completely happy, happy and assured. That’s the way in which we interpret a refreshing idea,” she continued.” Along with ‘Sticky’, the brand new single launch consists of one B-side titled ‘Te Quiero’.

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‘Sticky’ comes two months after the woman group made a comeback with their single album ‘Midas Contact’ earlier this yr. The discharge included the B-side monitor ‘Nothing’, which NME has since named among the best Ok-pop songs of 2024 to date.

Following the discharge of ‘Midas Contact’, the KISS OF LIFE members launched a number of collaborations with different artists. Natty teamed up with Korean-American singer Jay Park on the monitor ‘Taxi Blurr’ final month whereas rapper Julie featured on monitor ‘Magic’ from TWICE’s Nayeon’s mini-album ‘NA’.

KISS OF LIFE made their debut underneath S2 Leisure in July 2023 with their self-titled EP, which included the lead single ‘Shhh’ and solo tracks by the members. They made their first comeback 4 months later with their second mini-album ‘Born to Be XX’ and title monitor ‘Unhealthy Information’.