Rainbow unveils new album jacket

Album jacket for Rainbow's new album [DSP Media]

Female group Rainbow, soon set to make a comeback to the local music scene, has unveiled the album jacket to their upcoming album.

The jacket, titled “S O 女” -- pronounced as “so-nyeo” and translated into “girl” -- emphasizes the femininity of the girls who are seen in short, white mini-dresses while wearing natural make-up and flowers in their hair.

A press release by the girls’ agency DSP Media added the same day that the latest image will then be followed up by another image of Rainbow -- a luxurious-girl look matching the music video to “TO ME,” the title track to their upcoming second mini-album, filmed last Friday.

In the music video for “TO ME,” which is a powerful dance number composed by famed J-pop musician and DJ Daishi Dance, the group will appear as high and proud city girls, ready to get revenge on a guy who betrayed them.

“We tried to show as many colorful sides to us as possible given that we have such different concepts for album jacket, music video and stage. We plan to make it worthy of our name, Rainbow,” Rainbow's members were quoted as saying in the statement.

Their album will go on sale online on Thursday while the album is set to hit stores next Monday.

Rainbow, formed of members Kim Jae-kyung, Oh Seung-a, Koh Woo-ri, No Eul, Jung Yoon-hye, Kim Ji-sook and Cho Hyun-young, made their debut in November 2009 with their single "Gossip Girl."

They have been appearing as regulars for a Japanese TV show titled "HAN LOVE" which focuses on Korean entertainment since July.

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