TWICE Reveals 'With YOU-th' Full Album Harame...Premiere Title Track 'ONE SPARK'

TWICE has released a medley of highlights from their first comeback in 2024, "With YOU-th.  

TWICE will release their new mini album "With YOU-th" and title track "ONE SPARK" on March 23 at 2 p.m. KST. JYP Entertainment posted a sneak peek of all the songs from the new album on their official social media channels at 0:00 on the 20th, building up the comeback fever.  The "Album Sneak Peek" video features excerpts from all six tracks of the new album, starting with the original English single "I GOT YOU," followed by the title track, "ONE SPARK," and the remaining tracks "RUSH," "NEW NEW," "BLOOM," and "YOU GET ME. In addition, we can feel the strong bond between the members of ONCE (fandom name: ONCE) as they go about their daily lives together.  

The title track, "ONE SPARK," is a drum and bass-based genre that features a dynamic beat that pauses and then picks up again, along with dreamy synth sounds. The song was written by K-pop hitmaker earattack and JYP Publishing's star songwriter Shim Eunji. In particular, the nine members' glorious voices and soaring melodies stood out in the partially released music, raising curiosity about the full song. 

The solo compositions of members Jeongyeon, Dahyun, and ChaeYoung also attracted attention with the release of their highlights. "BLOOM," written by Jungyeon, is a song that sensually expresses the process of flowering and features beautiful vocal harmonies. "YOU GET ME," written by DaHyun, tells the story of how we can create a perfect world by filling our beautiful moments together. 'RUSH', written by ChaeYoung, lovingly expresses the feeling of wanting the other person to be more proactive. 

TWICE is making a comeback with a new song filled with youth, passion, and friendship. The group, who are setting 'first' and 'best' records while touring large stadiums through their fifth world tour "READY TO BE," will officially release their 13th mini album "With YOU-th" on Friday, March 23 at 2 p.m. ET (0 p.m. PT).