Korea's longest lasting idol group, Shinhwa, has revealed that they will shoot their new music video in February.

On January 26th, a staff member from Shinhwa Company revealed, "During the second half of last year, numerous composers were seeked out to request songs from, and now the members are recording."

They continued, "The new songs will be a combination of the current trend in music and of Shinhwa's long-lasting, original style. The music video shooting will begin next month."

The idol group will be making a comeback after a four year hiatus, which came about mostly because of the members' mandatory military service. Shinhwa will kick off their comeback with a concert at the Seoul Olympic Stadium, marking not only their return to the music industry, but also their 14th debut anniversary.

The Shinhwa Company representative added, "Many new idol groups have appeared in the music industry, but Shinhwa is the only group to perform together, without any members leaving or new members being added, for over ten years. That is what will make Shinhwa's comeback that much more meaningful."

Shinhwa will hold a press conference on March 5th, where they will delve into their album details as well as share information on their upcoming Asia tour.

Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting comeback!

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