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aespa's 'Supernova' Crowned Global Song of the Year

Jul 23, 2024 1 min read

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Aespa's pre-release title track "Supernova" from their first full-length album "Armageddon" has been named one of the "Best Songs of 2024 (So Far)" by both the American Billboard and the UK music magazine Dork. The song, described by Dork as a "cosmic work where electropop and hip-hop collide," has received significant acclaim for its unique beat and innovative sound. The track has also demonstrated strong performance domestically, topping major Korean music platforms Melon and Genie for nine consecutive weeks, the longest-running number one song released this year.

Additionally, Forbes reported that Aespa's album "Armageddon" has entered the Billboard 200 chart, reflecting a significant increase in sales and marking a milestone for the group's international reach. The album's success has been further cemented by its recognition on global music charts and its strong reception from both Korean and international audiences.

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