The Brave Girls recently sat down for an interview with E News 24, and were straightforward with their answer when asked about their debut: "We had a weak debut, but that played to our benefit." The girls debuted back in April with an R&B track titled, "Do You Know". Prior to their emergence on stage, they received countless headlines thanks to their backing from one of Korea's hottest producers, Brave Brothers. Unfortunately, the group didn't live up to the high expectations set by many. Eun Young began, "When we first began our promotions for 'Do You Know', we were just excited. Now, we're determined to do really well." Seo Ah added, "We're lucky that we received another chance to recover from our debut. It would've been nice to have done well from the start, but I think it's also fun to slowly work our way up." Their comeback track is called "Easily", a reggae-esque song that was composed, written, and arranged entirely by Brave Brothers with a featuring by reggae artist Skull. "It's a fun, upbeat song but the lyrics are sad. It's a song about hating a boyfriend that easily hurts you. Please enjoy the mismatched feel of it." Their point choreography this time lies in moves where they look like they're riding bikes and lightly shoving each other to the lyrics. The girls said, "We're glad to be able to show off something that fits better for our age. Through this song, we hope that we're able to get our names and faces out there." Brave Girls revealed that when they first debuted, they were busy just running from schedule to schedule. Now, they're ready to really establish their identity as singers. Seo Ah explained, "It's time to slowly show what kind of singers we are. We want to be regarded as singers who present good songs, but still know how to have fun and enjoy themselves. We want to always be with the public." Yoojin stated, "During 'Do You Know', we were too caught up in just dancing and singing properly, but now, we're able to pay attention to the entire stage as a whole. Hopefully, we can show a more professional side to ourselves." Seo Ah continued, "During our debut, we were snared into a controversy for being too sexually suggestive. It wasn't anything we intended, so we were quite upset whenever we were regarded in such a light, but still, we were thankful for the interest. We promise to work harder." They're now up against dozens of girl groups and have a fierce competition ahead of them. "Since we're rookies, we share waiting rooms with other rookie girl groups. We think of them as friendly competition and hope that all of the rookie girl groups do well." When asked about any overseas advancement opportunities, they said, "Even though we're rookies, international fans have taken an interest in us. We will work hard so that we catch more of their attention." Concluding the interview, the girls talked about another track off their album, "When It Rains". "It's Eun Young's solo track and features her powerful vocals, so please take a listen to it. It's such a waste to be included as a side track; we hope it will be used on an OST." Source + Photos: E News 24 via Nate