Gyubin has released her second single “Satellite” along with an accompanying music video.

In contrast to her debut single, “Really Like You” (January 2024), which was about falling in love for the first time in your teens, “Satellite” explores the other side of the “bright experiences” of being a teenager. The confusion, worry, and even the comfort needed in those times.

"Now we’re halfway through 2024. I recently think about how fast time flies, and I’ll soon meet the end of my teenage days and step into the new journey of my 20s. Then I realized that ‘I’ am the true beginning of every new step that I’ll take along life’s journey, which gave me the trust to get over the fear," said Gyubin.

The storyline in the “Satellite” music video is a continuation of the music video for “Really Like You.” In the “Really Like You” music video, a meteor is seen falling in the very last scene. Filmed in Serbia, in the music video for “Satellite,” fans will see Gyubin searching for that very same meteor, while another “Gyubin” guides the way and circles around like a satellite. The music video invites viewers into Gyubin own introspective adventure within the vast nature of Serbia and adds to Gyubin's overall hope to share her journey to adulthood with her fans as well as share more of her mature side within her music.

This release of “Satellite” comes two months after completing her collaboration project trilogy that began ahead of Gyubin's official debut. The trilogy is comprised of “Special” featuring Kim Jong Wan of NELL (April 2024), “Start To Shine” with GAEKO of Dynamic Duo (November 2023), and “Scribble” with Wonstein (September 2023). As each song for this project was released, Gyubin's popularity has continued to soar and earned her the title of “super rookie.” “Really Like You” has now been streamed over 12 million times on Spotify and entered the Viral 50 Spotify Chart in various countries, such as South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand.