SeeYa Finally Reunites! Making a Glamorous Comeback with Their First Full Album Since Reuniting

SeeYa is making a glamorous return to the music industry after reuniting for the first time in 15 years!

SeeYa will release their fourth full-length album, “First, Again,” on the 14th at 6 PM across all music sites. “First, Again” marks their first new release in 15 years and their first full album in 18 years, bringing immense joy to fans who have waited a long time. This album is expected to be a well-made masterpiece, featuring a total of 11 songs across various genres.

Ahead of their comeback, SeeYa pre-released the fan song “Still Here, Still Us” on March 30 to celebrate their reunion after 15 years. “Still Here, Still Us” is a pop ballad that feels like a movie, with the members directly participating in the lyrics to convey the words they couldn’t say to fans during their 15-year hiatus. Since its release, the song has been praised for its classic ballad sensibility and the members’ vocal harmony, even making its way onto the music charts.

After announcing their reunion with “Still Here, Still Us,” SeeYa began heating up for their official comeback. Last month, the members released solo remakes of SeeYa’s past hits. Nam Gyu-ri released “Greeting of Love 2026” and Lee Bo-ram released “Shall We Marry,” leaving listeners feeling nostalgic.

They also ramped up promotions for their new song. SeeYa is attempting a bold transformation with the title track “STAY.” “STAY” is an electronic-infused dance track characterized by a trendy sound and performance. Known as a “vocal group,” SeeYa is set to showcase their charisma through “STAY,” raising expectations for their stage with a shocking concept change.

A short snippet of the B-side track “Andwaeyo” was also revealed. Highlighting SeeYa’s signature soulful tones and delicate expression, “Andwaeyo” reminded fans of the classic “SeeYa vibe,” leaving them excited. The album also includes “You Are Like Spring,” “I Believe” (with lyrics by Nam Gyu-ri), and “Us” (Live Version), which was written and composed by all members. Producers Park Geun-tae and Kim Do-hoon participated in the album to ensure high quality.

After walking their own paths since their “Goodbye Album” in 2011, SeeYa has finally reunited and is ready for a glamorous comeback. It is particularly impressive that they are returning with a substantial full album rather than just a promotional single. As a group loved for being “vocal-centric,” SeeYa’s comeback and new beginning are receiving a lot of support from listeners.