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Thai soloist Sorn announces new single ‘Nirvana Girl’ with former CLC bandmate Yeeun

Daniel Anderson

Daniel Anderson

September 8, 2022

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  • Thai soloist and former CLC member Sorn announced a new digital single titled “Nirvana Girl,” featuring her former groupmate Yeeun.

  • In an Instagram post, Sorn revealed the track will also involve her other former CLC bandmate Seungyeon in some way.

  • This will be Sorn’s first new music project with Yeeun since they both left CUBE Entertainment and CLC’s official disbandment announcement back in May.

  • Sorn, who is currently signed by WILD Entertainment Group, has released three singles this year: “Save Me,” “Scorpio” and “Sharp Objects.”

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Thai soloist Sorn announced a new digital single titled “Nirvana Girl,” which will reunite her with her fellow former CLC member Yeeun. 

Sorn first teased the new single on Tuesday via an Instagram post with a photo of a wordsearch with clues and details about the new music project. Eagle-eyed fans spotted the names of Sorn’s former CLC bandmates Yeeun and Seungyeon, as well as the word “reunion.” In a follow- up post on Wednesday, Sorn revealed the name of the single and that it would feature Yeeun, known back in CLC as a rapper. 

This will mark the first time the duo has reunited for new music since they both left CUBE Entertainment and since CLC’s official disbandment announcement back in May. “Nirvana Girl” will serve as Sorn’s fifth single as an artist. Her debut single, “RUN,” was released by CUBE Entertainment in March last year, while her most recent three — “Sharp Objects,” “Scorpio” and “Save Me” — dropped this year through her new label WILD Entertainment Group. 

Last month, Superbell Company took to social media and announced they had signed Yeeun. 

 

Feature Images via PRODUSORN

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