Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon to release new solo music following ’11:11′

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Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon is reportedly releasing new music very soon.

According to AllKpop, Taeyeon will release a new solo song by the end of February or at the very latest, March.

The Girls’ Generation member released her last solo single, ’11:11′ in November 2016 and has remained silence since. Taeyeon’s solo career has proved to be successful so far. Hits such as ‘I’, ‘Rain’, ‘Why’ and the South Korean’s mini-album of the same name were all well received.’Why’ even debuted on the world albums chart at number seven.

Whilst no date has been explicitly confirmed, Taeyeon’s Instagram post seems to suggest the rumours are true. Earlier on Monday, the singer posted a teaser photo of a microphone on Instagram.  The translation of her caption reads, “It’s a new song. It’s always ready.”

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