KWON EUNBI has a new music video, DEJAVU, published on 3 September 2026. She has worked as a solo artist since 2021, after several years inside one of the most closely watched girl groups of that era.

The trainee who had already been an idol

Kwon Eunbi’s route to a solo career ran through a televised audition programme, and she entered it having already debuted once. Korean survival shows routinely cast contestants who are not unknowns: members of groups that released music and then quietly stopped, performers whose companies ran out of money, people some years past a first attempt. Korean has a word for what comes next — 재데뷔, a re-debut. She emerged from Produce 48 in 2018 as the leader of IZ*ONE, which makes her a fairly typical case rather than an unusual one.

About this release

DEJAVU was published on 3 September 2026 through 1theK, the channel that distributes a large share of Korean music videos. The official description carries no credits at all — no producer, writer or featured artist — only the channel’s standard notice and a #NEWRELEASE tag. Whether the track belongs to a larger album or stands alone is not stated on the video page.

Watching from outside Korea

The same video often sits on several channels — the artist’s, the label’s and the distributor’s — each counting views separately. The description notes that views on this one feed into Korean music show rankings, so where you press play does make a small difference.

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