Courtesy of Metaverse Entertainment
Metaverse Entertainment, the agency behind virtual K-pop girl group MAVE:, officially revealed that the group will release their second EP, "What's My Name," on Nov. 30. The announcement was made on Nov. 8 through MAVE:'s social media channels.
The upcoming EP follows MAVE:'s debut album, "PANDORA'S BOX," released in January, which garnered attention for its virtual idols' potential, accumulating 45 million streams on Spotify and 30 million views for the music video "PANDORA."
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| ▲ Courtesy of Metaverse Entertainment |
Comprising members SIU:, ZENA:, TYRA:, and MARTY:, MAVE: is a virtual girl group created through a collaboration between Kakao Entertainment and Korean game company Netmarble. The group has gained recognition for its realistic visual representations of members and intricate narratives rivaling those of real-life K-pop groups.
MAVE:'s storyline revolves around the adventures of its four virtual members in Korea, the U.S., France, and Indonesia, as they unite to form an idol group. The compelling narrative has captured global fan attention and industry acclaim, heightening anticipation for their upcoming project.
Sayart.net
Kang In sig, insig6622@naver.com
Metaverse Entertainment Announces Sensuous Concept and Collaboration with Prominent K-pop Production Teams
Courtesy of Metaverse Entertainment
Metaverse Entertainment, the agency behind virtual K-pop girl group MAVE:, officially revealed that the group will release their second EP, "What's My Name," on Nov. 30. The announcement was made on Nov. 8 through MAVE:'s social media channels.
The upcoming EP follows MAVE:'s debut album, "PANDORA'S BOX," released in January, which garnered attention for its virtual idols' potential, accumulating 45 million streams on Spotify and 30 million views for the music video "PANDORA."
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| ▲ Courtesy of Metaverse Entertainment |
Comprising members SIU:, ZENA:, TYRA:, and MARTY:, MAVE: is a virtual girl group created through a collaboration between Kakao Entertainment and Korean game company Netmarble. The group has gained recognition for its realistic visual representations of members and intricate narratives rivaling those of real-life K-pop groups.
MAVE:'s storyline revolves around the adventures of its four virtual members in Korea, the U.S., France, and Indonesia, as they unite to form an idol group. The compelling narrative has captured global fan attention and industry acclaim, heightening anticipation for their upcoming project.
Sayart.net
Kang In sig, insig6622@naver.com
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