ILLIT’s Yunah, Minju join forces with Kylie Cantrall for ‘See U Tonight’

Illit’s Yunah and Minju and Kylie Cantrall. Pictures: Belift Lab, Instagram/@Kylecantrall

Fail Members Yunah and Minju had the chance to work with “Excessive College Musical: The Sequence” star Kylie Cantrall for the brand new tune “See U Tonight” from the latter.

“You see tonight”, which was launched on Wednesday 7 Might, is a pop observe with Cantrall, Minju and Yunah who sing in regards to the uncertainty of a “budding relationship” with each events who do a “push-and-pull dynamic”.

Aside from the observe, the video clip was launched on the identical day, with the Disney star who interacts with Illit by way of a video name, with the primary dressed along with her buddies. Within the meantime, the Ok-pop Woman group spent Time in Hybe’s Dance Studio.

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“I used to follow with Cantrall’s songs after I was a trainee, so it feels surreal and such an honor to work along with her … The recording course of was actually enjoyable, as a result of the tune actually suits the model that I attempt to construct as an artist,” stated Minju in regards to the collaboration with the singer actress in a press assertion.

Within the meantime, Yunah stated she did her finest to make sure that her vocal tone suits in with the route of the tune.

“I targeted on refining the vocal riffs to make sure that each supply contributed to the tune. It’s a cool, refreshing quantity – excellent for the climate these days – so I hope you’ll give it numerous love,” she stated.

Fashioned by the truth present “Ru Subsequent?”, Illit debuted in March 2024 with their first EP “Tremendous Actual Me”. The women’ group, consisting of Yunah, Minju, Wonhee, Moka and Iroha, is kind of recognized for his or her hit quantity ‘Magnetic’.

However, Cantrall began her leisure profession on posting Disney exhibits and doing covers. She lastly launched her first single “Sleep is 4 Suckas” and obtained recognition in “Excessive College Musical: The Sequence”, “Gabby Duran & The Unitables” and the movie sequence “Descendants”. /EDV