Singer Hyolyn doesn't want to be a K-pop ‘Summer Queen’ anymore


By AGENCY

Hyolyn, known as the “summer queen” in the local music scene, has returned with her third EP, titled 'iCE', and hopes to introduce a wide spectrum of her musical style and colour. – Photo: Bridge Entertainment

K-pop singer Hyolyn, known as the 'summer queen' in the local music scene for her powerful vocals and summery hit songs, has returned to the stage with her third EP, titled iCE, hoping to introduce a wide spectrum of her musical style and color.

iCE marks the artiste’s return after nearly a two-year hiatus since her second EP Say My Name was released that August. The musician also participated in producing the new album, as well as writing lyrics and composing all six tracks.

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