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Latest Release
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- JUL 8, 2024
- 4 Songs
- I feel - EP · 2023
- I SWAY - EP · 2024
- 2 · 2024
- I love - EP · 2022
- MORE (feat. Lexie Liu, Jaira Burns, Seraphine & League of Legends) - Single · 2020
- I burn - EP · 2021
- I NEVER DIE · 2022
- POP/STARS (feat. Jaira Burns) - Single · 2018
- HEAT - EP · 2023
- Wife - Single · 2024
Albums
- 2022
- 2024
- 2024
- 2024
- 2024
- 2023
- 2023
Artist Playlists
- 2024
- 2023
Appears On
About (G)I-DLE
(G)I-DLE refuses to be siloed into any societal norms. It starts with the name—the “(G)” in the K-pop girl group’s name stands for “girl” but is pronounced silently, a reflection of the Seoul-based quintet’s aim to be known beyond its public-facing identity. (G)I-DLE’s bold, defiant pop music shatters expectations with every release, whether through the gender-rebellious rock of “TOMBOY” or the booming electro-house anthem “Super Lady.” Taking inspiration from feminist icons both historical and fictitious, (G)I-DLE—Miyeon, Minnie, Soyeon, Yuqi, and Shuhua—both pokes fun at and confronts public perceptions of femininity. Since debuting in 2018 with the tropical pop single “LATATA,” (G)I-DLE has released music reclaiming bimbo identities in the sassy-cute “Queencard” and channeling Marilyn Monroe’s unabashed sexuality in the burlesque-tinged “Nxde.” And in the studio, (G)I-DLE stands out among its peers—Soyeon, the group’s fierce leader and rapper, writes and produces the majority of (G)I-DLE’s catalog, developing new music, visuals, and thematic concepts with her fellow members’ personalities in mind.
- GENRE
- K-Pop