Brown Eyed Girls to release repackaged album next month

Brown Eyed Girls [Nega Networks]

Korean female idols Brown Eyed Girls will release a repackaged version of their fourth full-length album next month, according to their agency Nega Networks.

"The girls will return to the music scene with their repackaged fourth full-length album which they will begin promoting in early November," an official with Nega told 10Asia over the phone on Wednesday.

The official added that the upcoming title track will be different from the other songs that the girls have released while they will give their final performance of “Sixth Sense” on SBS' Sunday music program "Inkigayo" and rest for a week before they make their return.

Brown Eyed Girls made their debut in 2006 with their first album "Your Story" and has since released a number of albums, producing "How Come," "My Style" and "Love."

The girls have been busy promoting "Sixth Sense" which scored the group several wins on various televised music programs since its release on September 23.

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