The group LE SSERAFIM’s single SPAGHETTI is set to drop at 1 PM on the 24th, featuring a debut with J-Hope; the title track and its companion song promise an addictive, high-energy release.

LE SSERAFIM’s first single album SPAGHETTI is slated for release at 1:00 PM on the 24th, containing two tracks wrapped in an irresistible, tangled-spaghetti charm. The title track is SPAGHETTI (feat. j-hope of BTS), with Sakura and Hur Yoonjin contributing to the songwriting and J-Hope lending his featured rap to the track. The release showcases LE SSERAFIM’s rough-edged vocal presence alongside J-Hope’s stylish rap, delivering an engaging listening experience. The B-side “Pearlies (My Oyster is the world)” originates from Hur Yoonjin’s remarks at the World Tour Incheon show and serves as a fan song expressing gratitude to the fans.

Q: Thoughts on the release of SPAGHETTI
A: We’re excited to be back after seven months and hope to show a new side of ourselves. We’ve worked hard, and we hope the single’s cheerful, playful charm resonates with many people.

Q: SPAGHETTI 소개
A: It’s about the addictive appeal of something you didn’t expect to like, but end up loving. We encapsulated that intriguing, addictive charm in this album, and we hope you’ll give it a lot of love.

Q: Thoughts when you first heard the title track SPAGHETTI (feat. j-hope of BTS)
A: Sakura: It was fun and exciting; I like when LE SSERAFIM can smile on stage. The song has bright sections and a playful vibe, so I felt we could enjoy performing it.
Kazuha: It’s very addictive; even the guide track was captivating. We’ll need to study hard to pull it off.
Hong Eun-chae: The rough-sounding intro is fresh and memorable; the chorus is very energetic, so I think it will showcase a lot of different charms.

Q: Key points in the sound and performance of the title track
A: Kim Chae-won: It’s a catchy song that sticks in your head quickly; the straightforward lines like “Eat it up” and “SSERAFIM” add to the listening enjoyment, so please pay attention to those parts.
Kazuha: We’ll be able to present new visual concepts, and I hope fans focus on the varied expressions in the performance.

Q: As you prepared the single, what parts did you especially focus on
A: Sakura: Being involved in the title track was wonderful; we paid particular attention to the meaning of the lyrics, ensuring a clear message within a fun melody.
Hur Yoon-jin: We had a lot of fun with the process. The title track drew inspiration from the group’s activities during the last mini album promotions, and the line about “the food between the teeth” became a touchstone for the work. The B-side “Pearlies” expresses gratitude to fans, with lyrics inviting close listening.

Q: Memorable conversations with J-Hope the featured artist
A: Kim Chae-won: He told us, “I loved the song and wanted to be a part of it,” and offered his support, which gave us strength.
Sakura: Hearing his recorded version for the first time gave us chills; he sounded amazing and made the track shine, for which we’ll always be grateful.
Hur Yoon-jin: It was meaningful that he participated in our track; his involvement gave the song a powerful kick.
Kazuha: Hearing his version together with the members was unforgettable; his contribution felt like a big kick to the song.
Hong Eun-chae: It was a great honor to work with a respected senior; his praise for the song gave us renewed confidence.

Q: Memorable recording behind the scenes
A: Sakura: During the first recording, the producer commended our chorus approach, and we laughed a lot because the song is so fun.
Hong Eun-chae: We aimed to highlight the witty lyric about “SPAGHETTI between the teeth,” trying to bring that playful flavor to the vocal.

Q: When is the best moment to listen to the title track
A: Hur Yoon-jin: The line “Eat it up” fits those moments when you need to do something bold and confident.
Kazuha: It’s a very upbeat song, so I personally recommend listening during workouts; we even did planks together as a group while practicing the choreography.

Q: What currently surrounds LE SSERAFIM
A: Kim Chae-won: Peona (the fandom) is our driving force; we always think about presenting a new, powerful concept to connect with fans.
Sakura: Exercise. After the world tour, we’ve been enjoying running and staying active as a group.
Hur Yoon-jin: I dyed my eyebrows for this concept, and I’m really happy with the look.
Kazuha: I’ve become hooked on 황태국 (hwangtae guk) lately.
Hong Eun-chae: Americano—it’s what I think of first thing in the morning.

Q: Expected audience reaction to the new release
A: LE SSERAFIM: We hope fans say, “As expected, it’s still Le Sserafim but with something new.” We’ve prepared many new ideas while staying true to what makes us Le Sserafim, hoping listeners notice our growth.

Q: A message to Peona awaiting the new release
A: LE SSERAFIM: Peona, SPAGHETTI is out today. You’ve been our driving force, and we hope this single becomes a wonderful, joyful memory. We’ll work hard to make you happy and look forward to sharing more with you. Thank you for always being by our side.