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Hybe’s new girl group I’LL-IT to drop 1st album next month
February 21, 2024
I’LL-IT, a new girl group under Hybe Co., the mega entertainment firm behind BTS, will make its debut next month, its label said Wednesday.
The five-member act is set to drop its first album March 25, according to the label, Belift Lab, a joint venture between Hybe and CJ ENM.
The group, comprised of the winners of JTBC’s idol audition program “R U NEXT?” is Hybe’s third girl group after Le Sserafim and New Jeans.
Hybe Chairman Bang Si-Hyuk participated in the production of the album.
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