KEYVITUP Make Their First Comeback With Second EP 'NA-GARI'
Rookie group KEYVITUP released their second EP 'NA-GARI' on Nov. 9 KST, their first comeback since debuting in April, their agency INCODE Entertainment said on Nov. 10, per Yonhap.
KEYVITUP are back. The group released their second EP 'NA-GARI' on Nov. 9 KST, their first comeback since debuting in April, their agency INCODE Entertainment said on Nov. 10, according to Yonhap.
'Nagari' is Korean slang for a deal that falls through. Yonhap reports the group turned it into a message of flipping the situation and moving forward, a play on 'naagari.' bnt News reports every member helped write the lyrics. In a Q&A, member Hyunmin said the members had worried about the title track's punchy lyrics before coming to like them.
Member Taehwan told Yonhap he hopes the album's message, getting back up and moving forward whatever happens, gives listeners strength. bnt News reports Jaein co-wrote and co-composed the B-side 'ALRIGHT,' and the members picked 'CHEMISTRY' and 'TA' as other favorites.
Confirmed
- INCODE Entertainment said KEYVITUP came back on Nov. 9 KST with their second mini album 'NA-GARI,' seven months after their April debut album, Yonhap reported on Nov. 10.
Reported by other outlets
- Yonhap reports the title 'NA-GARI' refers to the moment when plans fall apart, and the group gave the title track a message of flipping things over and pressing ahead, reading it as 'naagari' (to move forward).
- bnt News reports all members took part in writing the lyrics, and the EP includes 'CHEMISTRY,' 'TA' and 'ALRIGHT,' the last co-written and co-composed by member Jaein.