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Nine Muses in 2012 Nine Muses in 2013. Following the addition of new member Gyeongree, the group released the single, "News," on January 11, 2012. The song was produced by Sweetune, who was also behind their "Figaro" single. [13] On March 8, 2012, Nine Muses released their first extended play, Sweet Rendezvous, with the lead single "Ticket". [14]
The full music video was released on July 2 and it features the girls dancing around and on top of huge colored containers. [11] A dance practice video came out on July 5 showing the full choreography for the song. [12] On August 13, Nine Muses released a promotional music video for the song "Yes or No", which was directed by the group itself.
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Prima Donna (stylized as PRIMA DONNA) is the debut and only studio album by South Korean girl group Nine Muses, released on October 14, 2013 through Star Empire Entertainment. A majority of the album's production is by Han Jae-ho and Kim Seung-soo, also known as Sweetune , who have worked with the group since their 2011 single "Figaro".
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The full music video was released on January 23, filled with references to Hollywood's golden age, including Marilyn Monroe's iconic subway dress scene from the 1995 film The Seven Year Itch. [16] On January 24, a dance practice video was also released, featuring the girls dancing to the full choreography of the song in casual clothes.
2. “Push” Alongside “Close to Me” and “In Between Days”, “Push” was the third part of the celebratory pop triptych that carried The Head on the Door into cult legend.