Korean girl group tripleS has released their first album ‘ASSEMBLE24’ which includes their new single ‘Girls Never Die’. The song has been accompanied by a music video where members of the group are shown waking up in tents in an abandoned building, helping each other with make-up, and encouraging others to keep fighting and never to give up. ‘Girls Never Die’ is one of the K-pop group tripleS’ releases since it became a 24-member team. Before this, the group had released their mini-album ‘ASSEMBLE’ in 2023 with just 12 performers.
tripleS originally began releasing music through sub-units since 2022, including Acid Angel from Asia (AAA), Lovelution, Evolution, and + (Kr)ystal Eyes. Modhaus created the tripleS group with renowned music label founder Jaden Jeong, who has previously worked with LOONA. ARTMS, a group of former LOONA members HeeJin, JinSoul, Kim Lip, HaSeul, and Choerry, is also managed by the same company and is scheduled to release their first album ‘Devine All Love & Live (Dall)’ on May 31. The group has already released several singles before the album, such as ‘Birth’ and ‘Flower Rhythm’.
Following the release of their debut album ‘ASSEMBLE24’, tripleS members and other Modhaus-managed groups are expected to join ARTMS in promotion, particularly during their expansive Moonshot world tour. The tour will start in Seoul before going to Europe and the USA
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