Clazziquai to Return to Local Music Landscape with New Single

Clazziquai members Alex (left), Horan (center) and Clazzi (right) pose in their profile picture. [Fluxus Music]

Korean electronic acid jazz band Clazziquai is eyeing to make a comeback to the music scene soon.

An official from their agency Fluxus Music told the magazine over the phone this morning that the “Love Again” singers will drop a new single album next month.

He added that they are also preparing to release a full-length album next January, but further details have yet to be unveiled.

Composed of Alex, Horan and Clazzi, the trio burst into the music scene in 2004 with the debut album “Instant Pig,” which had gained overwhelming popularity from K-pop fans.

They shot to big stardom in 2005 by lending their voices to the soundtrack to MBC’ hit drama “My Name is Kim Sam-soon.” Since then, their electronic pop music has been used in various television commercials, dramas and films.

The trio also expanded the group's career into the Japanese and Taiwanese music market by releasing albums and have collaborated with famed Japanese electronic artists such as Fantastic Plastic Machine and M-Flo.

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