CRAVITY released the video for “LOUDER” through the STARSHIP channel on 30 September 2026. The tags on the upload place the track on a release the agency writes as sonorous.

A group that debuted with nowhere to perform

CRAVITY debuted in April 2020, which in Korea meant debuting into closed venues. The standard launch for a new group is a 쇼케이스 — a showcase with press, invited fans and a first live run-through of the title track, held the afternoon the record goes out. Through most of 2020 that event went 비대면, literally “non-face-to-face”: the same format, streamed, with an empty floor. A whole debut class spent its first year or two building an audience through uploads and online fan meetings, and met the people buying the albums only much later.

About this release

“LOUDER” was published on the official STARSHIP channel on 30 September 2026. The description is minimal — a link line and four hashtags, two of them the group’s name in English and Korean, the other two sonorous and LOUDER, which is how an agency signals the parent release and the track taken from it. No producer or songwriter credits accompany the upload, and the copyright line reads STARSHIP.

Watching from outside Korea

The video sits on the label’s channel rather than one named after the group, so searching CRAVITY alone tends to surface fan re-uploads first. STARSHIP is the account to follow for official versions, and its uploads usually carry selectable subtitle tracks.

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