The group Koyote is making a comeback.
Koyote will release their new song "Call Me" on the 6th at 6 PM through various music streaming sites, officially kicking off their summer promotions.
The new song "Call Me" is a track completed in a new genre called "RE-DM" (Ready EDM), which combines retro and EDM. The song features Koyote's unique minor emotional melody with the catchy lyrics "Call Me" repeated, along with an addictive chorus, energetic rhythm, and easy-to-follow choreography that aims to capture the listeners' eyes and ears simultaneously.
In particular, this new song is a collaboration with hit songwriter Choi Jun-young, who created Koyote's representative songs like "Pure Love" and "Heartbreak," reuniting after 27 years. It encapsulates both the 90s sentiment and current trendy sounds. "Call Me," which evokes a strong sense of nostalgia while possessing a fresh modern charm, is expected to herald the birth of a mega hit song that can be enjoyed by all generations.
Previously, Koyote teased parts of the new song through various content and broadcasts, raising public anticipation by captivating entertainment figures like Anny and Tarzan from the "All Day Project," as well as Jeon Hyun-moo. This new song, infused with the essence and style of the 27-year-old national group, is expected to provide an exhilarating thrill and addictive quality that will draw listeners in after just one listen.
Starting with the release of "Call Me," Koyote plans to embark on a nationwide tour. After successfully completing a performance in Sydney, Australia on the 3rd, Koyote has launched a global promotional campaign and will continue the excitement of the new song release through the "2025 Koyote Festival" nationwide tour, starting in Daegu on September 7, followed by Seoul on September 20-21, Ulsan on November 15, Busan on November 29, and Changwon on December 27.
Ahead of the comeback, Shinji, who announced her marriage, is drawing attention to how she will return after enduring various allegations against her fiancé, singer Moon Won.
[Ji Seung-hoon, Star Today Reporter]
