U-Kiss to release new Korea album in September

U-Kiss [NH Media]

Boy band U-Kiss will release their second full-length album in Korea in September, according to their agency NH Media on Monday.

NH said through a press release that U-Kiss, currently in Japan for their debut in the country, is also working on their Korea release with music personnel from Korea, Japan and the U.S.

The album, following their fifth mini-album "Bran New Kiss" in March, will be released around September which is when the boys will return to Korea from Japan.

They have been in Japan since June to prepare for their official debut in the country to be marked by the release of the licensed version of their latest Korean album "Bran New KISS" in Japan on August 24. Their Japanese single will follow in December.

In the meantime, the boys will make appearances on television shows as well as hold two sets of fan meetings including at the Zepp Tokyo on July 18, the Zepp Nagoya on July 24 and the Zepp Osaka six days later.

U-Kiss (Ubiquitous Korean International Super Star) made their debut with single album "New Generation" in September 2008. They have produced a number of hit songs including "Shut Up," "Manmanhani," and "Round and Round."

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