TWICE to drop new English single subsequent month

TWICE have detailed plans to drop their twelfth mini-album ‘Our Youth’ in early 2023, preceded by an English pre-release single subsequent month.

The announcement was made through TWICE’s official social media channels on December 21 at midnight KST. Within the put up, a teaser poster containing the discharge home windows for each the one and the complete mini-album is hooked up, with the caption: “First 1/4 of 2023”.

The as-yet-untitled English single might be launch on an undisclosed date subsequent month, whereas the ‘Our Youth’ mini-album will drop two months later. Extra data, together with particular dates, tracklists and different particulars, might be shared at a later stage.

First, 1/4 of 2023#TWICE #트와이스 pic.twitter.com/5iAUvVTTjN

— TWICE (@JYPETWICE) December 20, 2022

TWICE’s announcement arrived a few month following JYP Leisure’s earlier affirmation of the woman group’s plans to launch new music subsequent yr. The funding report launched on the time solely detailed imprecise plans to come back again as a full group. Following the discharge of ‘Our Youth’, the band’s first official Japanese sub-unit might be debuting. Nevertheless, it stays unclear if will probably be fashioned by TWICE’s Japanese members (Sana, Momo and Mina), or if will probably be fashioned with different members of the band.

TWICE’s forthcoming return to music will come roughly 4 months for the reason that nine-piece’s final challenge, the August EP ‘Between 1&2’. Headlined by title monitor ‘Speak That Speak’, the document’s launch marked TWICE’s first and solely home launch of 2022, in addition to their first since all 9 members unanimously renewed their contracts with JYP Leisure.

In a combined three-star overview of the album, NME’s Tanu I. Raj described ‘Between 1&2’ as “a becoming finish to an album the place TWICE acknowledge how far they've come”. “Between the fierce competitors of Sixteen and early years spent doubting their path, TWICE haven't had the best highway to self-discovery,” they wrote.