NewJeans to drop new music ‘Ditto’ from second mission ‘OMG’

Rookie Okay-pop lady group NewJeans are set to launch a brand new music titled ‘Ditto’ subsequent week.

On December 12 at midnight KST, NewJeans unveiled the primary teasers for his or her upcoming single album ‘OMG’, due out on January 2. Forward of the discharge, the quintet will drop the B-side ‘Ditto’ on December 19 at 6PM KST.

Among the many new teasers is an animated poster for ‘Ditto’, which seems to incorporate lyrics from the upcoming music. “Keep within the center / Such as you a bit / Don’t need no riddle,” reads one part of the graphic.

NewJeans of Winter 🌨

NewJeans "OMG"
🎵Ditto: 2022.12.19. 6PM (KST)
🎵OMG: 2023.1.2. 6PM (KST)#NewJeans #뉴진스#NewJeans_OMG #NewJeans_Ditto#NewJeans_of_Winter pic.twitter.com/myefKvcYKG

— NewJeans (@NewJeans_ADOR) December 11, 2022

NewJeans have additionally unveiled two emblem teasers for the comeback, impressed by ’90s Christmas visuals. Each teasers function a rabbit – symbolising the group’s fanbase, referred to as “bunnies” – leaping in the course of the brand.

NewJeans of Winter 🐇

NewJeans "OMG"
🎵Ditto: 2022.12.19. 6PM (KST)
🎵OMG: 2023.1.2. 6PM (KST)#NewJeans #뉴진스#NewJeans_OMG #NewJeans_Ditto#NewJeans_of_Winter pic.twitter.com/OpCnnadLxD

— NewJeans (@NewJeans_ADOR) December 11, 2022

‘OMG’ will probably be NewJeans’ first-ever comeback because the quintet debuted with their self-titled EP earlier this 12 months. The rookie lady group adopted an unconventional launch rollout, wherein the music video for his or her debut single ‘Consideration’ was launched on YouTube with out prior announcement.

This was later adopted by visuals for his or her second single ‘Hype Boy’ and B-side observe ‘Damage’, earlier than the report’s third single ‘Cookie’ arrived on August 1 with the digital launch of their EP.

The EP’s second single ‘Hype Boy’ was ranked Quantity 26 on NME’s record of fifty finest songs of 2022, wherein Rhian Daly described the observe as “the jewel of their crown”, praising its “flashes of ‘90s R&B melded with fashionable pop manufacturing.”