MYNAME set to release Japan debut single on July 25

MYNAME [H2 Media]

Korean boy band MYNAME, which recently made their local comeback, will soon release their official Japanese debut single.

Their agency, H2 Media, announced in a press release on Monday that MYNAME will unleash their first single in Japan on July 25.

The firm explained that the single includes the Japanese version of their song "Message" and three new songs.

H2 also added that the boys have worked with famous Japanese producer HIRO, who has created a slew of mega-hit songs for other K-pop singers such as BoA, Girls' Generation, SHINee and BEAST.

"The members of MYNAME each have unique qualities unlike other typical idol singers. It was a great honor working with them and I feel that they will create a new wave of music for the Japanese audience," HIRO was quoted as saying in the statement.

Ahead of their official debut, MYNAME members, who have signed with major Japan entertainment conglomerate Yoshimoto Kogyo, will hold a showcase in Tokyo on June 11.

MYNAME -- composed of Gun-woo, Chae-jin, Se-yong, In-soo and Jun Q -- made their debut with their digital single "Message" dropped last year.

The boys are currently promoting their latest title track "Hello & Goodbye," from their first single of the same name.

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