Songstress Lexy preps for comeback after 4-year hiatus

Songstress Lexy donned in sunglasses, spiked gloves with jewelry strikes a pose for the music video to "NOLZA" set to be released on September 5, 2012. [Red Line Entertainment]

Breaking out of her four-year hiatus, R&B and hip-hop songstress Lexy has announced her return to the local music scene.

Her agency Red Line Entertainment said in a press release Monday that the songstress will roll out her new single album "NOLZA" on September 5.

Along with the news of her return, Red Line unveiled still shots from the music video to her title track "NOLZA."

The photographs, which were shot in a studio in Yangpyeong in Gyeonggi Province of South Korea, show Lexy donned in sunglasses, spiked gloves and jewelry.

"NOLZA" is an electronic tune which was composed by Kim Do-hyun who was in charge of Lee Hyo-ri's hit song "10 Mintues."

Lexy, whose real name is Hwang Hyo-suk, made her debut with the first studio album "Lexury" in 2003 and has released several albums such as "Lextacy," "Rush" and her self-titled album "Lexy."

The songstress is also gearing up to stage her comeback performance on Mnet's music program "M! CountDown" on September 6.

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